Micronet International College (MIC) recently celebrated the successful conclusion of the third batch of the ASEAN-ROK TVET Mobility Programme at a closing ceremony at the Radisson Hotel, Brunei. The event honoured the achievements of 13 participants from ASEAN member countries, including Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia and Myanmar, who completed the network management course under the Computer and Information Service Programme.
The ASEAN-ROK TVET Mobility Programme, facilitated by the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) and funded by the ASEAN-ROK Cooperation Fund (AKCF), aimed to enhance technical and vocational education and training (TVET) across ASEAN. The initiative promotes cross-border mobility and knowledge sharing, equipping skilled professionals to contribute to the digital economy.
Through MIC’s Network Management course, participants gained practical skills and industry-relevant knowledge vital in today’s digital landscape. MIC said it was honoured to support the collaboration, strengthening expertise and fostering ties between ASEAN and South Korea.
