Malaysian Endorsements
The Malaysia Government endorsed GULL on 20th June 2009
| Deputy Minister of Youth & Sports, Malaysia |
| On 7 January, 2013, Senator Gan Ping Sieu wrote: ‘I appreciate and congratulate your effots in promoting GULL’s programmes in collaboration with local youth organizations and training providers. In this context, I fully support and endorse GULL, USA in the hope that you will bring about many benefits for the youth and working adults of our country.’ |
| Sarawak State Government, East Malaysia |
| The Right Honourable Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali, Member of Parliament Samariang, State Government of Sarawak, East Malaysia and on behalf of Datim Fatimah Abdullah, Assistant Minister for Human Resource and Training, and Assistant Minister of Agriculture (Home Economics and Training) Chief Minister’s Department, State Government of Sarawak, East Malaysia - 20 June 09 |
| Office of the Prime Minister of Malaysia (English) | Malay Version |
| On 15 July 2008, Dato’ Suhaimi Bin
Ibrahim, Political Secretary to the Prime Minister of Malaysia wrote: ‘I
am very pleased to fully endorse the training for employment programme
[to reduce the unemployment rate, especially among graduates] and hope
its implementation receives the full cooperation of the relevant
parties’. |
| State Minister of Industrial Development, Sabah, Malaysia (English) | Malay Version |
| On 27 March 2008, Datuk Ewon Ubin wrote:
‘…one of the objectives outlined by the Sabah State Government is to
develop our industrial sector. In this respect, I am confident that
GULL’s lifelong action learning programme will assist students to obtain
training that meets their needs and at the same time, fulfils the
relevant needs of industry.’ |
| National SME Council (NASMEC), Malaysia (English) | Malay Version |
| On 12 February 2008, Dato’ Chua Jui Meng
wrote: ‘[GULL’s] concept of lifelong learning is needed to assist with
the integration of the latest competencies and knowledge in all
disciplines and to enable us to secure continual development.
NASMEC…fully supports GULL’s programmes and…[the] many benefits for the
small and medium enterprises in our country.’ |
| Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Malaysia (English) | Malay Version |
| On 5 February 2008, Datuk Ong Tee Keat
wrote: ‘I appreciate and congratulate your efforts in implementing the
GULL internship programme in collaboration with local private
institutions of higher education. This programme will assist students to
obtain industrial training and related GULL professional qualifications
while undergoing relevant industrial training.’ |
| Minister of Human Resources, Malaysia (English) | Malay Version |
| On 30 January 2008, Datuk Seri Dr Fong
Chan Onn wrote: ‘...by establishing their own corporate schools, our
national industries will benefit from teams of knowledge workers who are
culturally competitive...I urge management in all industries to
establish their own corporate school [using the GULL system] as part of
their initiative to upgrade their organizational productivity and
competitiveness.’ |
| Deputy Minister of Youth & Sports, Malaysia (English) | Malay Version |
| On 16 January 2008, Dato’ Liow Tiong Lai
wrote: ‘In this era of globalisation, our country is in great need of a
large number of educated and talented youth who will takeover the
responsibility of leadership and development of Malaysia…The [GULL]
programme is suitable for our youth as the mode of learning is flexible,
innovative and far sighted.’ |
