KUALA LUMPUR – English proficiency remains one of the key skills in ensuring that the Malaysian workforce is able to compete in the global economy, especially as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to change the job landscape. Executive Director of Institutional Products, Southeast Asia and South Asia, Educational Testing Service (ETS), Pushkar Saran said that technical and AI skills alone are not enough if they lack ...
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KUALA LUMPUR – English proficiency remains one of the key skills in ensuring that the Malaysian workforce is able to compete in the global economy, especially as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to change the job landscape. Executive Director of Institutional Products, Southeast Asia and South Asia, Educational Testing Service (ETS), Pushkar Saran said that technical and AI skills alone are not enough if they lack ...