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• TITLE: Theories of Maritime Education and Training (MET) in Improving Maritime Sector in Malaysia

  AUTHORS: Noorlee Boonadir, Rosnah Ishak, Hamidah Yusof, Aida Fakhrul Lamakasauk

  KEYWORDS: Academic Programme, Maritime Education and Training (MET), Educa-tional Institution

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Business and Management, Vol.8 No.3, May 19, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The Ministry of Education (MOE) should focus on the provision of quality academic programme as awareness to face the trends and challenges in the era-globalization. Maritime education and Training (MET) is presently facing many challenges thus to sustain a pool of qualified and competent profession is at a risk. The strong factors affect the implementation of maritime education and training which may help the MET compete with other education fields in the educational institution. MET execution will be able to produce manpower that equip with the skills and knowledge with quality exposure either for maritime education institution.