Comparing Germany and Malaysia's approaches to TVET highlights some similarities in structure but also significant differences in implementation, cultural integration, and industry involvement.

Conclusion: Both Germany and Malaysia recognize the importance of TVET for economic growth and workforce development. Germany's system is distinguished by its high degree of integration with industry, cultural valorisation of vocational training, and comprehensive governmental support.

Malaysia, while having a more varied and less unified system, is making significant strides in enhancing its TVET framework through increased industry collaboration and government initiatives. Malaysia's challenge lies in elevating the perception of TVET to the level seen in Germany and ensuring a cohesive strategy across its diverse programs. Both nations are working towards adapting their educational models to better meet the demands of a rapidly changing global economy.

Below is a table Maya prepared comparing key aspects of the TVET systems in both countries:

Rest of the World: How do you think they aligning themselves to the variants:

TVET Dominant Variants by Nations:

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