The “Train & Place: Semiconductor (NEXUS)” program offers a fast-track pathway to employment, combining four months of industry training with guaranteed job placement in selected semiconductor companies. Open to SKM 3, Diploma, and Technical Degree graduates aged 18–30, the program provides a monthly allowance of RM2,000–RM2,500 and is fully sponsored for training fees. With only 80 seats available for the August, September, and October 2025 intakes, participants will gain valuable hands-on experience in the semiconductor sector and secure career opportunities immediately after completion. This initiative supports both skills development and direct industry employment, contributing to TF’s revenue and industry network growth.

Teaching Factory UTeM welcomed representatives from ST Engineering, a leading Singapore-based aerospace company with global operations in Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the United States. The visit was held to conduct recruitment interviews for “Technician” and “Aircraft Painter” positions, targeting trainees from PT3 Sdn. Bhd., a key TF training partner. This engagement provided PT3 trainees with direct access to high-value international employment opportunities while strengthening TF’s industry network and positioning in the aerospace sector.

Teaching Factory UTeM proudly welcomed a delegation of 25 representatives from SME-Corporation Malaysia on 22 August 2025. The visit aimed to showcase TF’s facilities, ongoing collaborations, and innovative projects. Through this engagement, SME-Corp’s Business Counsellors (BC) gained firsthand insight into TF’s initiatives, which they will share with entrepreneurs nationwide. Participants also visited E&E-based start-up companies operating within TF, including PT3 Aerospace Consultation, and experienced hands-on activities such as 3D technology demonstrations, drone simulations, and real drone operations. The visit marked an important step in strengthening partnerships and expanding industry visibility for Teaching Factory UTeM.

Teaching Factory UTeM held the closing ceremony of the ENERGY program on 22 August 2025 at Dewan Jamuan Canselori, UTeM. The event was graced by Professor Ts. Dr. Azmi Bin Awang Md. Isa, General Manager of Teaching Factory UTeM, who expressed appreciation to the SME-Corporation Malaysia Business Counsellors (BC) for their active participation and collaboration. A token of appreciation was presented to mark the successful partnership between Teaching Factory UTeM and SME-Corp Malaysia in organizing the program. The ceremony was also attended by YBrs. Professor Dr. Zulkifilie Bin Ibrahim, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and International), who took the opportunity to engage with participants during lunch before Friday prayers.

Teaching Factory UTeM collaborated with SME-Corp Malaysia through the ENERGY program to enhance visibility and explore potential collaborations with investors. The session featured an insightful sharing by Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Muhammad Idzdihar Idris (FTKEK) on opportunities in Electric Vehicles (EV) and Solar. The program took place at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, serving as a platform to strengthen industry-academia engagement and unlock future business prospects.

Teaching Factory UTeM collaborated with SME-Corp Malaysia through the ENERGY program to strengthen visibility and foster potential collaborations with investors. The session featured a knowledge-sharing presentation by Ts. Dr. Muhammad Sharil Yahya (FTKE) on *Electrical Wiring and Business Opportunities*. Held at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the program provided valuable insights into entrepreneurial growth and industry linkages within the E&E sector.

Teaching Factory UTeM partnered with SME-Corp Malaysia under the ENERGY program to strengthen visibility and foster collaboration with potential investors. The session featured an insightful sharing by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Imran Mohd Ibrahim (FTKEK) on The Future of 5G, highlighting emerging trends and business opportunities in next-generation communication technology. Held at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the event showcased UTeM’s active role in bridging academia and industry through knowledge-driven engagement.

Teaching Factory UTeM, in collaboration with SME-Corp Malaysia, organized the ENERGY program to enhance visibility and explore collaborative opportunities with potential investors. The session featured Ts. Dr. Yogan A/L Jaya Kumar (FAIX), who shared valuable insights on AI-Assisted Painting and Business Opportunities. Conducted at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the event highlighted the integration of artificial intelligence in creative industries and its potential for innovation and revenue growth.

Teaching Factory UTeM collaborated with SME-Corp Malaysia through the ENERGY program to enhance institutional visibility and build strategic connections with potential investors. The session featured Ts. Dr. Mohd. Zaki Mas’ud (FAIX), who delivered an engaging talk on IoT Security, exploring the challenges and business opportunities in securing connected systems. Held at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the program strengthened UTeM’s engagement in fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and industry collaboration.

Teaching Factory UTeM partnered with SME-Corp Malaysia through the ENERGY program to enhance visibility and explore potential collaborations with industry investors. The session featured Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Norfariza Ab. Wahab (FTKIP), who shared insights on 3D Printing: Collaboration and Opportunities, emphasizing innovation, industry partnerships, and business potential in additive manufacturing. Conducted at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the program reflected UTeM’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurial growth through knowledge and technology-driven engagement.

Teaching Factory UTeM collaborated with SME-Corp Malaysia through the ENERGY program to strengthen institutional visibility and foster collaborative opportunities with potential investors. The session featured Dr. Isma Addi Jumbri (FPTT), who presented on Entrepreneurship & Teaching Factory @ UTeM, highlighting UTeM’s role in nurturing innovation, practical learning, and industry engagement. Held at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the program provided valuable insights into how academia and industry can work together to drive entrepreneurial growth and sustainability.

Teaching Factory UTeM collaborated with SME-Corp Malaysia under the ENERGY program to enhance visibility and explore potential collaborations with investors. The session featured Prof. Dr. Masrullizam Mat Ibrahim, Dean of FTKEK, who shared valuable insights on Business Opportunities in Electrical & Electronics (E&E). Conducted at SME-Corporation Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, the program provided an excellent platform for knowledge exchange, highlighting the entrepreneurial and industrial growth potential within the E&E sector.

Teaching Factory UTeM welcomed representatives from ST Engineering, a leading Singapore-based aerospace company with global operations in Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the United States. The visit was held to conduct recruitment interviews for “Technician” and “Aircraft Painter” positions, targeting trainees from PT3 Sdn. Bhd., a key TF training partner. This engagement provided PT3 trainees with direct access to high-value international employment opportunities while strengthening TF’s industry network and positioning in the aerospace sector.