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Upskilling Grant for Aerospace & Medical Devices Industries

The Upskilling Grant for Aerospace & Medical Devices Industries aims to improve the skills of Malaysian workforce in the aerospace and medical devices industries. The programs and activities under this grant will be executed within 2024 and 2025.

Application Invitation to the Upskilling Grant for Aerospace and Medical Devices Industries

CREST is opening for applications submission for the following grants:

Upskilling Grant for Industry Current Workforce
Target Applicants:

Aerospace and medical devices companies located in Malaysia and consisting of:

  • AMMI & MAIA Association members
  • Companies that focus on aerospace and medical devices technology
  • Companies that support the ecosystem of the aerospace and medical devices industries

Grant to Upgrade Technical Capabilities of Educational Institutions
Target Applicants:

Malaysian education institutions which may include:

  • Tertiary education institutions
  • TVET skills centers
  • Skills development centers
  • Education institutions which are deemed relevant by CREST

Upskilling Grant for Industry Current Workforce

The Upskilling Grant for the Current Industry Workforce aims to enhance the skills of Malaysia’s workforce in the aerospace and medical devices sectors. This grant offers employees the opportunity to strengthen their competencies, ensuring they remain relevant to current industry demands      while increasing their competitiveness in the job market. All trainings under this grant must be conducted and completed within 2024 and 2025.

No. Requirements Details
1. Eligible Applicants

Aerospace and medical devices companies located in Malaysia and consisting of:

  • AMMI & MAIA Association members
  • Companies that focus on aerospace and medical devices technology
  • Companies that support the ecosystem of the aerospace and medical devices industries
2. Eligible Training Participants
  • Malaysian
  • Full-time employees under the company’s direct payroll and must be working in Malaysia
  • Participants may attend maximum 2 trainings under this grant, subject to a maximum total training cost of RM10,000 per participant for trainings conducted between February 2024 and 7 December 2025
3. Allowable Training Providers

Malaysian or overseas training providers which may include:

  • Tertiary education institutions
  • TVET skills centres
  • Skills development centres
  • Professional training providers
  • Professional bodies
  • Companies
  • Organisations which are deemed relevant by CREST
Medical Devices Industries
No. Technology Areas Training Focus Areas
1. Research and Development
  • Biological Evaluation
  • Clinical Investigation
  • Usability
  • Design Control
2. Manufacturing technology and automation
  • 3D printing
  • Injection moulding
  • Advanced CNC machining
  • Robotics
  • COBOT
  • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
3. Quality Management System
  • ISO13485 Quality Management System
  • ISO14971 Risk Management
  • Process Validation
4. Packaging & Sterilization
  • Medical Packaging
  • Sterilization (Ethylene Oxide, Gamma Radiation)
  • Sterilization Residuals
  • Bioburden and Test of sterility
5. Regulatory, Standards and Compliance
  • US FDA 21 CFR Part 820
  • Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP)
  • EU Medical Device Regulations (EU MDR)
6. Electronic Device History Records (eDHR)
  • Electronic Device History Records (eDHR)
7. Distribution and warehousing
  • Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices (GDPMD)
8. Pre-market regulatory approval
  • US FDA Pre-Market Notification
  • Development Technical Documentation
9. Post-market surveillance
  • Post-Market Surveillance, Vigilance and Adverse Event Investigation
10. Product life cycle management
  • Product life cycle management
11. Sustainability and ESG
  • Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) compliance
Aerospace Industries
No. Technology Areas Training Focus Areas
1. Maintenance Repair Overhaul (MRO)
  • Engine & Components MRO
  • Aircraft Upgrade & Modification
  • Air Traffic System
2. Manufacturing
  • Production
  • Quality
  • Engineering
  • Project Management
3. System Integration
  • System Programming (SP)
  • System Analysis (SA)
  • Network Architecture (NA)
  • Network Safety (NS)
  • System Architecture (SAr)
  • Spacecraft Systems Engineering
4. Engineering & Design
  • Engineering Design
  • Structural Engineering
  • Tooling Design
  • Technical Services
  • Product R&D
5. Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO)
  • Engineering Services (ES)
  • Quality
  • Planning
  • Technical Publication & Record
  • Airworthiness Review Staff (ARS)
6. Aerospace Support Services
  • Technical Support Services
  • Supply Chain Management (SCM)
  • Quality  & Project Management
  • Spacecraft Logistics & Launch
7. Regulatory, Standards and Compliance
  • AS9100: Aerospace Quality Management System Standard
  • ISO9001: Quality Management System
  • Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) Compliance
8. Avionics
  • ARP4754A: Development Assurance for Aircraft Systems​
  • ARP4761: Safety Assessment Methods​
  • DO-178C: Software Airworthiness​
  • DO-254: Hardware Design Assurance
  • Radar
  • Flight Control Systems
  • Communication
  • Navigation
  • Sensors
  • Automated Avionics PCB assembly
Immediate Training Needs (which is open to proposal in the following areas)
Training Areas Licensed Aircraft Engineers Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Level 3 Quality Engineers/Inspectors Aerospace welding technicians Drone data analysts and engineers Production equipment maintenance technicians Workshop certifying staff
Level Engineer Technician Technician & Engineers Technician Engineer Technician Technician
No. Guidelines Details
1. Types of training topics that can be carried out
  • Technical training which are related to aerospace/medical devices industry and are based on the training focus areas
  • Training related to regulatory, standards and compliance which are mandatory for the aerospace/medical devices industry and are based on the training focus areas
2. Training Mode
  • Training must be conducted in Malaysia (exception for online training by overseas trainer)
  • Training provider must be an external trainer from an organization that is not a branch, subsidiary or associated organization of the company applying for the grant
  • Acceptable mode of training:
    • Classroom-based training:
      1. Face-to-face training (in-house or public)
      2. Online training (in-house or public)
    • Project-based training (in-house or public)
    • Coaching-based training (in-house or public)
    • Technical seminars/conferences
    • Other mode of training deemed relevant by CREST
3. Training Period
  • Minimum training hours per day is 7 hours (excluding lunch hour). For half day training, minimum training hours is 4 hours (excluding lunch hours)
  • Training must be conducted between February 2024 and 7th December 2025
  • Training must commence latest by 2 months from the date of Letter of Award (LoA). If this condition is not met, the LoA is considered void
  • The training period (non-consecutive days) must be carried out within 3 months. If the training implementation period exceeds 3 months, it is necessary to get special approval from CREST
  • All trainings must be completed latest by 7th December 2025
4. Training Cost Guideline
  • Please refer to the Training Cost Matrix under Resource Document tab
  • Each participants may attend maximum 2 trainings under this grant, subject to a maximum total training cost of RM10,000 per participant for trainings conducted between February 2024 and 7 December 2025
  • Applicants are advised to verify whether participants who attended trainings under this grant in 2024 have reached the maximum of two trainings or the RM10,000 cost limit. Participants will not be eligible for the grant in 2025 if either of these limits was reached in 2024
  • Total training cost must include SST cost
5. Participant Training Attendance
  • Participant must fulfil minimum 75% attendance
  • Participant attendance must be captured in CREST Attendance Form Template
6. Application
  • Applications must be submitted using the CREST Grant Management Platform (CGMP) https://grant.crest.my
  • The Application Form and document checklist for supporting documents are available via the CGMP.
  • Applications documents which are incomplete will not be process
  • Companies are not allowed to apply for trainings which are already funded by grants from other agencies/ministries. No double dipping from other grant funds
  • Please note that the available grant allocation for 2025 is limited, and applications will close once the funds are fully utilised.
7. Claim
  • All claims must be submitted to CREST no later than 1 month from the last date of training and latest by 9th December 2025
  • Claim must be submitted using the CREST Grant Management Platform (CGMP) https://grant.crest.my
  • The Claim Form and document checklist for supporting documents are available via the CGMP.
  • Claim may be initiated by Training Provider or Company. Please refer to the User Manual for Claim Submission.
  • Claim documents which are incomplete will not be process
8. Enquiry

Companies may contact the following training providers for further enquiries on their services or appoint a training provider of your choice. Kindly take note that engaging the below trainers does not guarantee your application will be approved.

Details at this section will be updated progressively.

Medical Devices
No. Training Provider Training Topic Contact Person Contact Details
1. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medtech Professional Certificate in Manufacturing Excellence Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
2. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medtech Professional Certificate in Quality Assurance Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
3. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medtech Professional Certificate in Regulatory Affairs Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
4. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medtech Professional Certificate in Medical Device Industry (Fundamental) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
5. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medtech Professional Certificate in Production (Fundamental) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
6. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) 21 CFR Part 820 / Quality Management System Regulation (QMSR) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
7. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) US FDA Quality Management System Regulation (QMSR) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
8. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745 Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
9. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) EN ISO 14971 Risk Management Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
10. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) NCR / CAPA / Complaint Handling Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
11. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Effective Root Cause Analysis Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
12. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Acceptance Sampling Method Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
13. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Lean Manufacturing Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
14. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Process Mapping Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
15. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Process Validation Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
16. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Hypothesis Testing Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
17. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Statistical Process Control and Capability Analysis Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
18. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Measurement System Analysis Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
19. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Design of Experiments Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
20. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Fundamentals of Global Medical Device Regulatory System (major markets including ASEAN) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
21. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Role of the Regulatory Professional & Medical Device Regulatory Process Planning Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
22. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Malaysia Medical Device Regulations Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
23. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) US FDA Pre-Market Requirements Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
24. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Change Control and Product Safety Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
25. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) ISO 13485:2016 Quality Management System Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
26. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) ISO 13485:2016 Internal Audit Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
27. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medical Device Single Audit Programme (MDSAP) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
28. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medical Device Identification, Classification and Labelling Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
29. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Software Validation Requirements and Excel Spreadsheet Validation Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
30. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Test Method Validation Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
31. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Design Control Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
32. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Change Control Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
33. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Medical Device Usability (Human Factor Engineering) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
34. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Ethylene Oxide Sterilization Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
35. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Gamma Radiation Sterilization Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
36. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Bioburden Test and Test of Sterility Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
37. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Cleanroom and Associated Control Environments Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
38. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Malaysia Good Distribution Practice for Medical Device (GDPMD) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
39. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) GDPMD Internal Audit Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
40. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Good Documentation Practices Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
41. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
42. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Supply Chain Management (Medical Device Industry) Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
43. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) IEC 62304 Sodtware of Medical Device Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
44. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) 6S for Visual Workplace: Foundation for Lean Manufacturing & Workplace Organization for Medical Device Manufacturers Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
45. Association of Malaysian Medical Industries (AMMI) Cost of Quality Mr CS Ching learning@ammi.com.my
46. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Development of Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices (GDPMD) Dr Nurul Fauzani cime@um.edu.my
47. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering ISO 13485 – Medical Devices Quality Management Systems Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
48. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering ISO 14971 – Medical Devices Application of Risk Management to Medical Devices Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
49. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Medical Device Disposal MS 2650:2015 Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
50. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Medical Device Act 2012 (Act 737) Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
51. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Requirements Atomic Energy Licensing Act 1984 (Act 304) Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
52. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering MS 2058 – Code of Practice for Good Engineering Maintenance Management of Active Medical Devices Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
53. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering CCM 4 – Introduction to Healthcare, Medical Device Safety and Risk Management Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
54. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering IEC 62353 Medical Electrical Equipment – recurrent test and test after repair of ME equipment Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
55. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering MS 2739 – Code of Practice – Requirements for Installation, Testing and Comissioning and Acceptance of Medical Device Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
56. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Medical Device Risk Classification & Grouping Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
57. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Duties & Obligations of Establishment: Post-Market Activities Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
58. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Registration of Conformity Assessment Body (CAB) Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
59. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering IEC Standards Drive Sustainability of Healthcare Industries Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
60. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Non-ionizing Radiation Safety and Application on Laser Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
61. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering ICT in Healthcare Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
62. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Code of Practice for Good Engineering Maintenance Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
63. Center for Innovation in Medical Engineering Management of Active Medical Devices Dr Nurul Fauzani  cime@um.edu.my
64. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Mastering Medical Device Regulation: A Course on Process Validation and Compliance Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
65. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Advanced Sterilization Techniques and Protocols for Medical Devices Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
66. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Implementing Medical Device Cybersecurity Best Practices Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
67. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Risk Management for Medical Devices: ISO 14971 Application Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
68. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Biocompatibility Testing in Medical Device Development Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
69. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Regulatory Pathways for Medical Device Approval in ASEAN Markets Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
70. Smart Management Consultancy & Resources Sdn Bhd Effective Process Validation in Quality Management Systems Dr. Kevnsrenath Gingaiah ceo@smcresources.com / 0124041085
71. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Fundamentals of Bioburden Testing: Principles and Relevance in the Medical Device Industry Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
72. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Practical Skills and Analysis in Bioburden Testing Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
73. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Advanced Bioburden Testing Techniques and Problem-solving Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
74. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Endotoxin Testing Essentials Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
75. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Fundamentals of Sterility Testing: Principles and Importance Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
76. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Fundamentals of EO Residual Testing: Principles and Importance Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
77. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Training on ISO 13485:2016 Medical Device Quality Management System (MDQMS) Awareness Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
78. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Sterilization: Awareness Training in ISO 11137 Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
79. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Sterilization: Awareness Training in ISO11607-1 and ISO 11607-2 Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
80. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Awareness Training in ISO 11135:2014 Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
81. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Awareness Training in ISO 14971:2019 Medical Devices – Application of Risk Management to Medical Devices Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
82. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Introduction to ISO 17025 Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
83. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Moist Heat Sterilization: Awareness Training in ISO 17665-1:2006 Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
84. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Mastering Endotoxin Testing (Kinetic Turbidimetric) Techniques Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
85. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Advanced Endotoxin Testing (Kinetic Turbidimetric) and Regulatory Compliance Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
86. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Practical Skills and Analysis in Sterility Testing Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
87. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Advanced Sterility Testing and Regulatory Compliance Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
88. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Sterilization: Awareness Training in ISO 11137 (4 days) Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
89. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Validation and Verification Test Method Training Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
90. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Practical and Analysis in Ethylene Oxide Residual Testing Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
91. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Control Room: Evaluate possible sources of microorganisms and potential to impact product bioburden Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
92. SaniChem Resources Sdn Bhd Extraction for Ethylene Oxide Residual Testing Mohd Naim Abdul Halim info@sanichem.com.my
93. DreamCatcher Key Aspects Of ISO 10993-1 Biological Evaluation and Biocompatibility Testing For Medical Devices Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
94. DreamCatcher Understanding of Biological Evaluations for Medical Devices Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
95. DreamCatcher Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Updates Affecting Sterile Production Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
96. DreamCatcher Quality Risk Management Workshop For Life Science Industry Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
97. DreamCatcher Workshop On Successful Implementation Of Risk Management For Medical Devices : EN ISO 14971:2019 Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
98. DreamCatcher Avoiding Common Weaknesses In Risk Management For Medical Devices : EN ISO 14971:2019 Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
99. DreamCatcher Sterilization Validation Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
100. DreamCatcher Essentials of Medical Devices Manufacturing Process Validation Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
101. DreamCatcher Failure Analysis of Materials Related to Medical Products Using FTIR Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
102. DreamCatcher Tools for Failure Analysis for Medical and Related Products using FTIR, SEM-EDS, XPS ad TGA Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
103. DreamCatcher Application of FTIR for materials analysis related to medical products Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
104. DreamCatcher ISO 11607-1 & ISO 11607-2:2019: Packaging for Terminally Sterilized Medical Gloves – Design, Testing & Process Validation Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
105. DreamCatcher Sterilization Of Medical Devices Using Ethylene Oxide and Gamma Irradiation Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
106. DreamCatcher Advance Sterilization & The Aseptic Presentation of Medical Devices Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
107. DreamCatcher Understanding of Different Sterilization Technologies, Their Use and Qualifications in Life Science Industry Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
108. DreamCatcher Sterilization Validation Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
109. DreamCatcher How to improve ESG scores in the glove industry? Dr. Shangeetha Ganesan enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
110. DreamCatcher Introduction to Additive Manufacturing (AM) with Practical Applications En. Azhar Amin enquiry@dreamcatcher.asia
Aerospace
No. Training Provider Training Topic Contact Person Contact Details
1, Asia Aerotechnic Sdn Bhd Non Destructive Testing Mustaqim mustaqim.nazli@asiaaerotechnics.com
2. Dviation Training Centre A320 A1 Task Training Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
3. Dviation Training Centre A320 Cat C Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
4. Dviation Training Centre A320 B1B2 (CFM56) Type course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
5. Dviation Training Centre A320 B1B2 (CFM56 + V2500) Type course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
6. Dviation Training Centre A320 CEO Full Engine Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
7. Dviation Training Centre A320 CEO Engine Differences Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
8. Dviation Training Centre A320 B1B2 (CFM LEAP 1A) Differences from CFM56 & V2500 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
9. Dviation Training Centre A320 B1B2 (PW1100G) Differences from CFM56 & V2500 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
10. Dviation Training Centre A320 B1B2 (CFM LEAP 1A) Differences from (PW1100G) Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
11. Dviation Training Centre A320 B1B2 (PW1100G) Differences from (CFM LEAP 1A) Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
12. Dviation Training Centre A330 A1 Task Training Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
13. Dviation Training Centre A330 B1B2 (Trent 700) differences from (GE CF6 + PW4000) Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
14. Dviation Training Centre A330 B1B2 (Trent 700 + PW4000) Type Course or Vice Versa differences from (GE CF6) Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
15. Dviation Training Centre A330 B1B2 (Trent 700 + GE CF6 + PW4000) Type Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
16. Dviation Training Centre A330 Full Engine Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
17. Dviation Training Centre A330 Engine Differences Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
18. Dviation Training Centre B737 NG A1 Task Training Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
19. Dviation Training Centre B737 CL B1B2 Type Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
20. Dviation Training Centre B737 NG B1B2 Type Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
21. Dviation Training Centre B737 CL Differences from Boeing B737 NG Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
22. Dviation Training Centre B737 NG Differences from Boeing B737 CL Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
23. Dviation Training Centre B737-7/8/9/10 (CFM Leap-1B) differences from B737 NG Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
24. Dviation Training Centre B757 B1B2 Type Course – PW 2000 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
25. Dviation Training Centre B767 B1B2 Type Course – GE CF6 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
26. Dviation Training Centre B777 B1B2 Type Course –  GE90 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
27. Dviation Training Centre B777 B1B2 Type Course – Trent 800 + GE90 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
28. Dviation Training Centre B777 Full Engine Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
29. Dviation Training Centre B787 B1B2 Type Course – GenX or RR Trent 1000 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
30. Dviation Training Centre B787 B1B2 Type Course – GenX + RR Trent 1000 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
31. Dviation Training Centre B787 Full Engine Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
32. Dviation Training Centre ATR 42/72 B1B2 Type Course Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
33. Dviation Training Centre ATR  600 Differences Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
34. Dviation Training Centre BEECH 200 SERIES B1B2 PWC PT6 Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
35. Dviation Training Centre BEECH 300 SERIES DIFFERENCE Hasrul hasrul@dviation.com
36. APR-Aviation Training Centre Aircraft Composite Repair (Basic/Advanced) Puan Amira/Miss Maizaan 03-7845 0133/ 016 362 8908
37. APR-Aviation Training Centre Aircraft Sheet Metal Repair (Basic/Intermediate/Advanced) Puan Amira/Miss Maizaan 03-7845 0133/ 016 362 8908
38. APR-Aviation Training Centre Aircraft Painting Puan Amira/Miss Maizaan 03-7845 0133/ 016 362 8908
39. SkillCity College Advanced Aircraft Maintenance Techniques and Compliance Mr. Satesh Rau A N Raj rau.satesh@skillcity.edu.my / 0128872388
40. SkillCity College Lean Manufacturing for Aerospace Production Efficiency Mr. Satesh Rau A N Raj rau.satesh@skillcity.edu.my / 0128872388
41. SkillCity College Introduction to Network Safety in Aerospace Systems Mr. Satesh Rau A N Raj rau.satesh@skillcity.edu.my / 0128872388
42. SkillCity College Structural Engineering for Aerospace Applications Mr. Satesh Rau A N Raj rau.satesh@skillcity.edu.my / 0128872388
43. SkillCity College Compliance with AS9100 Aerospace Quality Management Mr. Satesh Rau A N Raj rau.satesh@skillcity.edu.my / 0128872388
44. SkillCity College Professional Certificate in Drone Software Development using IR4.0 and AI Tools Mr. Satesh Rau A N Raj rau.satesh@skillcity.edu.my / 0128872388
General Terms and Conditions
  1. General: These terms and conditions, including all other terms and conditions, standards, guidelines, administrative requirements, protocols, processes, rules, and regulations prescribed by Collaborative Research in Engineering, Science & Technology Center (“CREST”) for the Upskilling Grant for Aerospace & Medical Devices Industries (“Grant”) and the relevant program(s) under the Grant (“Program”) as displayed on CREST’s website and/or any platform(s) utilised by CREST for administration of the Grant and Program shall be read together with, and shall be subject to, the terms and conditions as stipulated in CREST’s application form for the relevant Program (“Application”), and the terms and conditions stipulated in any other documentation for the relevant Program made available by CREST (“Documents”) to the applicant(s) named in the Application (“Applicant”), which are incorporated as part of these terms and conditions by reference (collectively, “T&Cs”), and represent a legally binding contract between CREST and Applicant (collectively, “Parties” and individually, a “Party”).
  2. Term: These T&Cs shall subsist for the duration stated in the Documents (“Term”) unless otherwise terminated. Applicant must initiate and conclude the activities as detailed in the Application and approved by CREST (“Activities”) within the timeframe designated in the Documents. Failure to adhere to this timeframe will render these T&Cs null and void and CREST shall not be liable towards Applicant in connection with the same.
  3. Disbursement: Subject to availability of funds for the Grant and the Program, funds under the Grant (“Grant Funds”) will be disbursed to Applicant in the manner prescribed by CREST in the Documents, contingent upon Applicant’s adherence to these T&Cs. CREST reserves the right to withhold or delay any portion of the Grant Funds if it believes Applicant is in breach of these T&Cs, if it is dissatisfied with Applicant’s compliance with these T&Cs, or if deemed necessary by changes in Government policy or national interest. Disbursement may also be suspended upon direct Government directive.
  4. Applicant’s Obligations: Applicant must, at its own risk, cost and expense: (a) utilise the Grant Funds exclusively to carry out the Activities; (b) ensure all Activities comply with relevant industry standards, laws, and regulations; (c) exercise reasonable skills, care and diligence in carrying out the Activities; (d) utilize qualified personnel to carry out the Activities; (e) immediately inform CREST of any misuse and/or unlawful of Grant Funds and undertake corrective actions; (f) maintain comprehensive, accurate, and updated records, documentation and accounts (collectively, “Records”) for the Activities; (g) maintain all necessary licences, authorisations, approvals, and certifications required for the conduct of the Activities; (h) maintain and comply with CREST’s prescribed eligibility criteria for participation in the Program throughout the Term; (i) accept all liabilities arising from the Activities; (j) comply with these T&Cs; and (k) inform and update CREST on Applicant’s progress and performance of the Activities upon request from CREST.
  5. Representations & Warranties: In submitting an Application, Applicant represents, undertakes and warrants to and for the benefit of CREST that: (a) it is legally recognized entity established and existing under Malaysian laws; (b) it has the power and authority and has taken all appropriate and necessary actions (including all corporate power and authority and actions) to be bound by and fulfil its obligations under these T&Cs; (b) its participation in the Program and performance of its obligations under these T&Cs will not breach its constituent documents (e.g. Memorandum and Articles of Association or Constitution) or any other documents which are binding on Applicant; (c) it is unaware of any litigation or dispute likely to affect its obligations under these T&Cs; (d) it understands that these T&Cs constitute binding obligations which are enforceable against it; (e) it has the technical and financial ability to perform its obligations under these T&Cs; (f) no corrupt practices or unlawful or illegal activities or bid fraud has been committed in connection with the Program; (g) its performance of its obligations hereunder will not violate applicable laws; (h) all information, representations, statements or warranties made or to be made by it to CREST are true, accurate and not misleading; and (i) it acknowledges that CREST enters into these T&Cs based on the representations and warranties as stated above.
  6. Progress Evaluation & Inspections: CREST reserves the right to monitor, evaluate, inspect, and audit Applicant’s conduct, management, and progress of the Activities, expenditure incurred and claims submitted to CREST in relation to the Activities, the accuracy of reports submitted to CREST, and any other matters relating to the Activities, Program, and Grant Funds and may ask for further information. Applicant must, at their expense, cooperate and facilitate these activities and permit CREST and its agents to conduct inspections and audits, which may be physical or virtual, at any premises related to the Activities and the Program without further consent required. Access for inspections and audits must be granted by Applicant during reasonable business hours.
  7. Intellectual Property Rights: “IP Rights” means the collective intellectual property rights, other than the proprietary rights vested in any third party, created or acquired pursuant to the Program and arising under the laws of any state, country or jurisdiction, which includes copyright, trade marks, service marks, whether registered or otherwise, goodwill and confidential information and know-how as well as related or similar intangible assets (including in all cases, applications for registration and the right to apply for the same) along with any and all documentation related to such properties, rights, and interests, including but not limited to all deliverables, reports, information, data, modules, curriculums, training materials, and other materials collected, prepared, developed, or supplied by Applicant to CREST, as applicable, pursuant to these T&Cs. IP Rights created pursuant to the Activities and/or Program (if any), excluding third-party rights, will be jointly owned by CREST and Applicant proportionate to their respective contributions. All IP Rights belonging to, controlled or licensed by a Party, developed, conceived, obtained, licensed or acquired independently of these T&Cs or before the Term (“Existing IP Rights”) remain the property of their respective owners. Applicant agrees and undertakes to do any and all acts and execute any and all documents as may be reasonably required by CREST in order to protect and perfect all or any of the rights, title or interest assigned or granted or purported to be assigned or granted to CREST. Applicant must be legally entitled in writing to use any Existing IP Rights owned or created by a third party (“Third Party IP Rights”) for the Activities and Program. Applicant shall fully indemnify, protect and defend CREST, its agents and employees, at all times, from and against any action, claim and liabilities arising out of the infringement of any IP Rights, including Existing IP Rights and/or Third Party IP Rights.
  8. Records and Information: Applicant shall: (a) provide CREST all information regarding the Activities and Program as CREST may request; (b) maintain Records sufficient to provide explanations in respect of all transactions relating to expenditures of the Grant Funds; (c) allow CREST access for review of Records and at any relevant premises; (d) assist CREST representatives in inspections and copying of relevant Records ; and (e) unless otherwise agreed by CREST in writing, retain all Records for such periods as required under applicable laws.
  9. Confidentiality: Applicant shall at all times keep secret and confidential any confidential information, documents and/or materials which Applicant may acquire in relation to CREST with respect to these T&Cs, the Activities, and the Program, whether or not it has been explicitly or tacitly identified or regarded as being confidential and/or disclosed by CREST to Applicant whether before and/or after the Term (collectively referred to as “Confidential Information”) and shall not use or disclose such Confidential Information except with the prior written consent of CREST. Applicant acknowledges and agrees that (a) these confidentiality obligations shall survive the expiry and/or termination of these T&Cs for whatever reason; (b) a breach of any of its undertakings or obligations under this Clause may cause CREST irreparable damage for which monetary compensation will not be sufficient or adequate; (d) CREST shall be entitled to seek injunctive and other equitable relief to prevent or curtail any actual or threatened breach by Applicant of the provisions of this Clause.
  10. Personal Data: By submitting an Application, Applicant irrevocably consents to CREST’s and CREST’s approved third parties’ use and collection of their Personal Data and/or the Personal Data of its authorised representatives, and participants of the Activities conducted by Applicant (where Applicant shall secure the written consent of such participants for the processing of their Personal Data by CREST) for administrative purposes and the purposes envisaged in these T&Cs, including but not limited to the processing of the Application, evaluation of the Activities and/or the Program, and all other Program-related matters. For clarity, “approved third parties” includes but is not limited to CREST’s authorised service providers, government and/or quasi-governmental organisation; and “Personal Data” includes all information arising from or relating to Applicant’s participation in the Program relating directly or indirectly to Applicant, from which Applicant is identified or identifiable, and includes “sensitive personal data” as defined in the Personal Data Protection Act 2010.
  11. Publicity: Applicant is prohibited from using or allowing the use of CREST’s name or logo without CREST’s express written consent. Disclosure of details of these T&Cs, information on the Activities and/or Program, or public statements related to CREST, the Activities, and/or the Program requires CREST’s prior written approval. Actions or statements harming CREST’s and/or the Program’s reputation are strictly forbidden. CREST reserves the right to involve Applicant in promotional activities for the Program.
  12. Termination (Failure to Remedy Default): CREST may terminate these T&Cs and cease disbursement of the Grant Funds if (a) Applicant fails to uphold its obligations on conducting and completing the Activities; (b) misuses the Grant Funds; (c) provides false or fraudulent information to CREST; and/or (d) fails to comply with these T&Cs, where CREST will issue a written notice of default specifying the default and requiring Applicant to remedy the default within a specified timeframe. If Applicant fails to remedy within the specified timeframe, CREST shall have the right to terminate these T&Cs by written notice to Applicant.
  13. Termination (Immediate Effect): CREST may terminate these T&Cs with immediate effect by issuing a written notice of termination to Applicant, if (i) an Applicant suffers an insolvency event, enters into liquidation, has a receiver appointed over its assets, has its assets seized, ceases or fails to make payment of its debts, or enters into an arrangement/composition/assignment for the benefit of its creditors; (ii) an Applicant is in breach of applicable laws on anti-bribery and anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, and competition. CREST shall have the right to claim from Applicant any and all forms of compensation, costs, damages, losses, and expenses, including any consequential costs and expenses incurred by CREST as a result. CREST shall also have the right to terminate these T&Cs by written notice to Applicant if deemed necessary in the national or public interest or national security or for the purpose of Government policy or public policy. Applicant shall not be entitled to any form of loss including loss of profits, compensation, damages, costs, expenses, among others, as a result of termination under this Clause.
  14. Effect of Expiry/Termination: Upon the expiry of the Term or termination of these T&Cs, Applicant shall, at no cost and expense to CREST (a), immediately cease to perform the Activities; (b) hand over to CREST, within fourteen (14) days thereof, all Records and (where applicable) CREST’s portion of IP Rights as compiled, prepared, developed or acquired in relation to the Activities and Program; (c) terminate any third-party contracts entered into by Applicant for the purpose of conducting the Activities. CREST (a) may refuse/cease disbursement of Grant Funds; (b) may claim against Applicant for a refund of disbursed Grant Funds where these T&Cs are terminated for Applicant’s breach; (c) shall be entitled for all losses and damages suffered, costs and expenses incurred by CREST as a result of default by Applicant. The expiry or termination of these T&Cs shall not affect or prejudice CREST’s rights in respect of any act, deed or matter which have accrued prior to expiry or termination. The rights and obligations under the respective Clauses on Records and Information, Progress Evaluation and Inspections, Intellectual Property Rights, Confidentiality, and this Clause shall survive the expiry or termination of these T&Cs.
  15. Force Majeure: Failure by a Party to perform its obligations or delay in such performance as a result of an act of God, war, pandemic, epidemic, strikes, lock-outs, other industrial action (excluding strikes and industrial action by its own employees), machine breakdown, fire, flood explosion, injunction, and/or judgement which are beyond its reasonable control which that Party is unable to prevent, avoid or remove (“Event of Force Majeure”) shall not constitute a breach of these T&Cs provided that such Party shall use all best endeavours to resume the performance of its obligations hereunder as soon as practicable. If any Event of Force Majeure lasts for six (6) months in the aggregate, these T&Cs may be terminated without liability save and except for any other rights and liabilities accruing in respect of any antecedent breach PROVIDED THAT an Event of Force Majeure shall not include economic turndown, non-availability of or insufficient of funds or lack of financing on the part of Applicant to perform its obligations under these T&Cs. Other obligations which are not affected, delayed or interrupted by such event of Force Majeure and shall, pending the outcome of this Clause, continue in full force and effect.
  16. Liability: CREST and its employees, agents and representatives will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from these T&Cs, whether direct or indirect, and whether arising out of the acts or omissions of any third party, including liability for special and/or consequential loss or damage, corruption to or destruction of software or data, wasted expenditure, or for loss of profit, business revenue, goodwill or anticipated savings. CREST’s liability, if any, shall be limited to the Grant Funds disbursed to Applicant.
  17. Indemnity: Applicant agrees to: (a) carry out its obligations under these T&Cs at its own risk; (b) release CREST, its agents and employees from all claims and demands of every kind resulting from any accident, damage, injury or death arising from the conduct of the Activities and/or implementation of the Program; and (c) indemnify CREST at all times from and against all actions, suits, claims or demands, proceedings, losses, damages, compensation, costs (including legal costs), charges and expenses whatsoever arising out of Applicant’s conduct of the Activities and/or breach of these T&Cs. Applicant’s obligations under this Clause shall survive the expiry or termination of these T&Cs.
  18. Compliance with Laws: Applicant shall comply with all applicable laws, relevant statutory requirements, standards, guidelines, directions, policies, procedures and instructions issued by CREST or by other competent authority which are relevant to the conduct of its business in carrying out its obligations under these T&Cs.
  19. Notices: All notices or other communications under these T&Cs shall be in writing and shall be delivered or sent to the respective correspondence addresses of the Parties set forth in the Application and/or Documents. Changes in such addresses by Applicant shall be notified to CREST by written notice.
  20. Assignment: Applicant shall not transfer or assign its rights or obligations or benefits under these T&Cs.
  21. Severability: If any court or administrative body of competent jurisdiction shall find any provisions of these T&Cs to be invalid or unenforceable, the invalidity or unenforceability of such provision shall not affect the other provisions of these T&Cs, and all provisions not affected by such invalidity or unenforceability shall remain in full force and effect.
  22. Amendment: CREST reserves the right to alter, modify, update, add or delete any of the terms and conditions of the Program at any point of time as and when CREST deems it necessary.
  23. Relationship of Parties: The Parties hereto agree that it is not the intention of the Parties to create nor shall these T&Cs be deemed or construed to create a partnership, joint-venture, association, trust or fiduciary or employment relationship or to authorize the other Party to act as an agent, servant or employee for a Party.
  24. Anti-Corruption: Applicant represents, warrants and undertakes to CREST that it has not directly or indirectly, offered, promised or given a bribe or will in the future offer, make or promise to make, authorise or give, any payment of funds or anything of value to any government official or CREST with the corrupt intent within the meaning and scope of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 concerning the negotiating of the entering into, of the terms and conditions of or the performance of these T&Cs.
  25. Governing Law: These T&Cs is governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of Malaysia. The Parties to these T&Cs irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Malaysia.

Grant to Upgrade Technical Capabilities of Educational Institutions

This Grant emphasizes on upgrading the technical capabilities of educational institutions in the field of aerospace and medical devices, thus creating a conducive learning environment, improving the quality of education and preparing the academic staff and students with the technical skills required by the industry. This initiative also aims to ensure that educational institutions are equipped with the latest equipment, software and technological facilities. Activities conducted under this grants must be executed and completed within 2024 and 2025.

No. Requirements Details
1. Eligible Applicants

Malaysian education institutions:

  • Tertiary education institutions
  • TVET skills centres
  • Skills development centres
  • Relevant education institutions
2. Grant Amount Maximum RM500k per institution for 10 selected education institutions
3. Scope of the Grant

Applicants will be required to submit proposal based on the following scope:

  • Development of learning/training curriculum modules related to aerospace and medical devices technology (mandatory)
  • Technical training related to aerospace and medical devices for academic staff/education institution employees (optional)
  • Tools and equipment required for teaching/training/certification activities (optional)
Medical Devices
No. Grant Focus Areas Topics Technical Knowledge/Skills Required by Fresh Graduates
1. Contamination Control in Medical Device Industry
  • Sterilization in Medical Device Industry [ETO, Gamma, EBeam, X Ray, Steam (Autoclave)]
  • Sterilisation Validation
  • Sterilisation Standards, Guidelines & Regulations (Malaysia / International)
  • Cleanroom Standards, Guidelines & Requirement
  • Cleanroom Control & Facility Control Management
  • Cleanroom Validation
  • Cleanroom Monitoring (Air monitoring, Environment Monitoring, Presure Monitoring, Layout Engineering)
  • Product Design, Development & Engineering
  • Cleaning & Disinfection
  • Clean Room Packaging
  • Sterile Barrier Validation
  • Operation and Maintenance of Steriliser
  • Cleanroom Inspection
  • Microbiological Testing – Bioburden testing, EO residual testing
  • Cleaning & Disinfection
  • Packaging and Labeling Technician
  • Microbiology related-test
  • Technologist
  • MedTech Engineering
  • Basic Validation Process Engineering
  • Automation Validation Engineering
  • Advance Technology in Sterilisation
2. Quality Management Systems (including risk management)
  • QMS
  • CAPA
  • Documents control
  • Auditing and inspection
  • Risk Management
  • QA/QC
  • Regulatory Affairs compliance
  • Data analysis and statistics
  • Understanding on Regulatory Requirements
  • Understanding on Standard Requirements
  • Quality Management Systems (QMS)
  • Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
  • Manufacturing processes
  • G R&R (Ppk,Cpk)
  • Validation Life cycle Man(Doc con,reports) – High level
  • Testing Techniques/Skill (White Box & Black Box)
3. Validation System
  • Process Validation
  • Data Analysis
  • Software Validation
  • Statistical Process Control (SPC)
  • CPK & APK
  • IQOQPQ (Plan & Reports)
  • Problem solving Tools(DMAIC,, Fish Bone Diagram, 5 whys, Root Cause Analysis)
  • Design of Experiment (DOE)
  • Data management Tools (Minitab, Advanced Excel)
  • MSA Analysis (Sampling Plan)
  • Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
  • User Requirements Document
  • Inspection technology
4. Advanced Manufacturing
  • Material properties, biodegradable, biocompatibility
  • Principles, tooling, process, equipment, quality control, scientific molding
  • Principles, equipment, process, material properties, parameter setting, tooling, quality control
  • CAD/ CAM, CNC programming, tool setup, machine setup, maintenance
  • Principles, tooling, process, equipment, quality control
  • Principles, tooling, process, equipment, quality control
  • Metal stamping, Tooling design & layout, passivation & plating, materials selection
  • Type of automation, PLC programming, digital manufacturing
  • Principles, tooling, process, equipment, quality control, ultrasonic welding
  • 3D printing, design & printing software, Rapid prototyping, physical to digital design
  • 3D software, moldflow analysis, dimensioning and tolerancing
  • Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), Contact & non-contact measuring, scanning, Go no-go jigs
  • Principles, type, application
  • Lean, 6 sigma
  • Schematic design, firmware, signal processing
  • Tool & Die
  • Jigs and fixtures, mechanical engineering skills, pneumatic knowledge, sensor & application, PLC programming, instrumentation & calibration
  • CNC programming, machine setup & troubleshooting, cutting technology, coolant system, process optimization, multi-axis machining, GD&T
  • Polymer engineering
  • Injection Molding
  • Extrusion (metal & plastic)
  • CNC
  • Thermoforming
  • Blow molding
  • Sheet metal
  • Automation & robotics (packaging)
  • Welding
  • Additive manufacturing
  • CAD/CAM/CAE
  • Inspection systems (Optical, metrology)
  • Sensors and application
  • Process optimization
  • Electronics assembly
  • Injection & Extrusion Molding (including tool & dies mold maker)
  • Automation & robotics
  • CNC machining
5. Medical Device Lifecycle
  • Medical Device Lifecycle
  • Polymer/Material Sciences
  • Technical Drawing
  • Project Management
  • Analytical Skills
  • Risk Management
  • Design Control Process (User Need, Design Input, Design Output, Design Verification, Design Validation & Design Transfer)
  • Statistical Data Analysis
  • Project Management and Tools (Fundamentals of Project Management, Software (Microsoft Project))
  • Material/Polymer Sciences for Medical Device Industry (Plastics, Silicone, Latex/Rubber)
  • Design Analysis
  • Technical Drawings and tools (Solidworks, AutoCAD)
  • Medical Device Manufacturing Processes (Injection Moulding)
Aerospace
No. Grant Focus Areas Technical Knowledge/Skills Required by Fresh Graduates Level of Work
1. Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
  • Understanding of different types of NDT techniques for Aerospace (FPI, MPI, UT, EC, RD) – add composite, thermography
  • Ability to collect hours during study years to ensure they have exposure and expectation of how life is in the industry.
  • NDT Equipment and Facilities Maintenance:
    • Understanding of types of facilities that could help in performing NDT.
    • Understanding facility maintenance to ensure results are consistent such as UV light, coil to be in accordance with performance check.
  • Introduction to Qualified Aerospace Materials/consumables.
  • Need to understand what type of qualified material in accordance with the specification and how it affects the job (shelf life of penetrant, certified material/consumable). For example: Masking tape grade in accordance with ASTM to ensure desired result are not contaminated.
  • NDT Process and Procedures Design
    • understand the different ways of maintaining the equipment by industry
  • Understand the importance of NDT Performance Check prior to performing NDT
  • Understand the International Standards requirement applicable to different NDT Technics for Aerospace industry (ASTM, BAC, EN4179, NAS410)
 NDT Technician / Engineer
2. Welding
  • Introduction to Spot welding for aerospace
    • understanding the “repair” environment
    • cleaning of parts prior to perform welding repair
    • aircraft parts handling
    • welding of thin material
  • Introduction to TIG welding / Laser welding for aerospace parts
    • understanding the “repair” environment
    • preparation to work on welding area
    • knowing previous repair defects
 Welding Technician / Engineer
3. CNC Process, Composite and Metallic Structure
  • Design, manufacture, testing, repair
  • Composite engineering (Laminate theory, static and fatigue analysis, failure and damage tolerance, FEM, costing)
  • Composite manufacturing process (layup, curing, cnc program and trimming, NDT and destructive testing, painting, assembly)
    • Robotics
    • CNC and automation
  • Repair procedures (primary, secondary, interior)
    • New repair scheme
  • Tooling (or mould) – design and repair,
    e.: thermal effects on tools, springback, CMM, laser welding repair
  • Material science (composite + metallic) – Resin formulation, aerospace-grade bio-composites
  • Composite Engineer
  • Process Engineer
  • Manufacturing Engineer
  • Composite Repair Engineer
  • Manufacturing Aircraft Technician
  • Repair Certifier
  • Composite Repair Technician – MRO
  • Tooling Engineer
  • Tooling Maintenance Technician
  • Material Scientist
  • Material and Process Engineer
4. Painting, Surface Treatment, Heat Treatment
  • Aircraft Painting Procedure
  • Heat Treatment Syllabus – aerospace (Vacuum treatment)
  • Surface Finish Process – aerospace (Coating (VPA, HVOF, Plasma), plating, anodizing, arc-wire)
  • Aerospace Standard (painting, plating, coating)
  • Aircraft Painting Procedure
  • Heat Treatment Syllabus (Vacuum treatment)
  • Surface Finish Process (Coating (VPA, HVOF, Plasma), plating, anodizing, arc-wire)
  • Aerospace Standard (painting, plating, coating)
  • Aircraft Painting Technician / Engineer
  • Special Process Technician / Engineer
  • Quality Engineer
  • Aircraft Painting, Process, Quality Engineer
5. Component and Workshop
  • Certification – engine, wheels and brakes, interior detailing
  • Tools (hand tools & power tools)
  • Exposure to identify & handle basic tools for inspection & Repair (Torque wrench, measurement tools, surface roughness tool, spring tester)
  • Application of hand & power tools in aviation
  • Lock Wire
  • Testing
  • Assembly & Dis-Assembly
  • Ability to troubleshoot
  • Electrical & Electronic – E&E knowledge, Drawing E&E system, Understanding E&E system
  • Ability to use oscilloscopes & multimeters.
  • Machine – Exposure to identify & handle basic machine for usage, testing & repair.
    • Application of machine in aviation
  • Human factor application for Aviation
  • Technical Documentation (Writing/Drawing)
    • ability to read, write, interpret, and understand aviation applications.
  • Fundamental of Aircraft Maintenance
  • Aircraft Painting Technician / Engineer
  • Special Process Technician / Engineer
  • Quality Engineer
  • Aircraft Painting, Process, Quality Engineer
6. UAS Software
  • Python – Mavlink, Robotics Operating System
  • UAS Systems Integration for Autonomous Operations
  • Embedded C++/C
  • Visual Inertial Odometry
  • Anti Drone / Counter UAS Technology
  • UAS Software Engineer
  • Nested Systems Engineer
  • Embedded Software Engineer
  • Perception Software engineer
  • Software / Hardware Engineer
  • Network Systems Engineer
7. Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO)
  • Production Planning and Control
    • Aircraft planning forecast
    • Efficient and cost-effective planning
    • Monitor the aircraft schedule and slot the maintenance checks as per planning
    • Ensure the aircraft check paperwork are in order and ready for aircraft release
    • Material utilization forecast
  • Aircraft weight & balance
    • Carry out aircraft weighing
    • Review aircraft maintenance manual
  • Airworthiness Review
    • Aircraft Technical Record Management
    • Ensure proper paperwork and work package for maintenance tasks.
  • Production Planner
  • Dock Planner
  • Technical Service Engineer
  • CAMO Engineer
8. Avionics Design
  • RTL Coding Guideline
  • Writing and executing hardware test specifications (FPGA test circuit: example, BIST, boundary scan, JTAG etc.
  • RTCA DO-254 Design assurance guidance for airborne electronic hardware
  • PCB tools such as Altium for schematic capture and PCB layouts and review
    Product design: including form factor, architecture, data communications, feature/functionality, user interface, MOPS compliance
  • System architecture design
  • Hardware Requirement Management
  • HDL programming tools
  • Hardware verification & validation
  • Hardware (FPGA) Design Engineer
  • Embedded System Development Engineer
9. Systems & Safety
  • Functional Hazard Assessment (FHA)
  • System Safety Assessment (SSA)
  • Reliability analysis
  • Failure Modes & Effect Analyses (FMEA)
    System safety engineering lifecycle (ARP 4761)
  • Physics, mathematics, engineering science, and computer science to determine how airborne system will perform in the specific conditions
  • Systems engineering life cycles ARP 4754
  • System Requirement Management
  • System architecture design
  • System verification & validation
  • Design assurance standard (DO-254, DO-178)
  • Environmental qualification standard (DO-160, MIL-STD-461F, MIL-STD 810)
  • System & mathematical modelling
  • Systems Engineer
  • Safety Engineer
10. Structural Analysis
  • Aircraft structural design
  • Mechanical aeronautical i.e. flight mechanic, aircraft structures, aircraft design etc.
  • 3D modelling (Using CAD)
  • Structural Analysis for Aerospace: material properties, stress, and strength material
  • Knowledge in Final Element – Basic knowledge in FEM Software
  • Basic Programming Skills (Excel VBA, Phyton)
  • Structure Design Engineer
  • Aircraft Maintenance Engineers
11. Aircraft Software Design
  • C# (and other .Net aspects) software development environment, tools, and debugging
  • C/C++ software development environment, tools, and debugging
  • RTCA DO-178B/C Software Consideration in Airborne Equipment and Certification
    software development processes and life cycles (SDLC)
  • Knowledge in Real Time Operating System (RTOS)
  • Knowledge in in test driven development, methodology and procedures
  • Unified Modelling Language (UML)
  • computer graphics APIs (OpenGL etc.)
  • communication interfaces (I2C, SPI, RS-232.)
  • Python, Perl, Groovy or any related scripting programming languages
  • Software Testing Knowledge (ISTQB)
  • Knowledge in test automation
  • High Level Software Embedded System Engineer
  • Software Verification Engineer
No. Guidelines Details
1. Curriculum Development

Successful applicants for 2025 grant will be required to meet the terms and conditions set by CREST as follow:

  • Develop a new curriculum with the guidance/inputs by the industry representatives within the stipulated timeframe (estimated 3 months) before 7th December 2025. The proposed new curriculum must be according to the grant focus areas.
  • Curriculum embedment of the developed new curriculum as part of teaching/training syllabus at the educational institution. Provide proof of initiation of embedment process within this year (i.e. Senate/MQA approval) before 7th December 2025.
  • Execute 1 training program for current workforce or student using the developed new curriculum before 7th December 2025.
  • For grants approved and awarded in 2024, deadline for each milestones will be as outlined in the Grant Agreement.
  • Collaborate with CREST and AMMI/MAIA for future training programs for industry/local talent
  • Other terms and conditions set by CREST
2. Training
  • Refer to the Training Cost Matrix.
  • Training is only available for Malaysian permanent academic staff/long term contract staff that is qualified by the university to deliver academic lectures/training for students.
  • Training must be related to the curriculum that is being developed and for the purpose of enhancing the academic staff capabilities to deliver the newly developed curriculum.
  • Allowable type of training are:
    • Technical training which are related to aerospace/medical devices industry and are based on the grant focus areas/related to the developed curriculum
    • Training related to regulatory, standards and compliance which are mandatory for the aerospace/medical devices industry and are based on the grant focus areas/related to the developed curriculum
  • Training must be short-terms basis and completed before 7th December 2025. Does not cover long term courses such as certificate, diploma, degree or postgraduate qualifications.
  • Training must be conducted in Malaysia and can be delivered by Malaysian or overseas training provider.
  • Total training cost must include SST cost.
  • Other terms and conditions may apply.
  • For grants approved and awarded in 2024, deadline for academic staff training under this grant will be as outlined in the Grant Agreement.
3. Tools and Equipments
  • Purchase of tools and equipments must be related to the curriculum that is being developed
  • Applicants will be required to provide comparison of quotations from minimum 3 vendors and provide justification for purchase of tools/equipments.
  • Purchase and delivery must be completed before 7th December 2025
  • Other terms and conditions may apply.
  • For grants approved and awarded in 2024, deadline for purchase of tools/equipments. will be as outlined in the Grant Agreement.
4. Application
  • UPDATE: Cycle 3 (for 2025) application will be open in May/June 2025. Guidelines for Cycle 3 application will be updated before the application is open.
  • Applications must be submitted using the CREST Grant Management Platform (CGMP) https://grant.crest.my
  • The Application Form and document checklist for supporting documents are available via the CGMP.
  • Applications documents which are incomplete will not be process
  • Applicants are not allowed to apply for trainings which are already funded by grants from other agencies/ministries. No double dipping from other grant funds
5. Claim
  • For approved grants in 2025, all claims must be submitted to CREST no later than 1 month from the last date of training and latest by 9th December 2025. For grants approved and awarded in 2024, deadline for claims is as per timeline stated in Grant Agreement or TP LoA (LoA for Academic Staff training).
  • Claim must be submitted using the CREST Grant Management Platform (CGMP) https://grant.crest.my
  • The Claim Form and document checklist for supporting documents are available via the CGMP.
  • Claim documents which are incomplete will not be process
6. Enquiry
General Terms and Conditions
  1. General: These terms and conditions, including all other terms and conditions, standards, guidelines, administrative requirements, protocols, processes, rules, and regulations prescribed by Collaborative Research in Engineering, Science & Technology Center (“CREST”) for the Upskilling Grant for Aerospace & Medical Devices Industries (“Grant”) and the relevant program(s) under the Grant (“Program”) as displayed on CREST’s website and/or any platform(s) utilised by CREST for administration of the Grant and Program shall be read together with, and shall be subject to, the terms and conditions as stipulated in CREST’s application form for the relevant Program (“Application”), and the terms and conditions stipulated in any other documentation for the relevant Program made available by CREST (“Documents”) to the applicant(s) named in the Application (“Applicant”), which are incorporated as part of these terms and conditions by reference (collectively, “T&Cs”), and represent a legally binding contract between CREST and Applicant (collectively, “Parties” and individually, a “Party”).
  2. Term: These T&Cs shall subsist for the duration stated in the Documents (“Term”) unless otherwise terminated. Applicant must initiate and conclude the activities as detailed in the Application and approved by CREST (“Activities”) within the timeframe designated in the Documents. Failure to adhere to this timeframe will render these T&Cs null and void and CREST shall not be liable towards Applicant in connection with the same.
  3. Disbursement: Subject to availability of funds for the Grant and the Program, funds under the Grant (“Grant Funds”) will be disbursed to Applicant in the manner prescribed by CREST in the Documents, contingent upon Applicant’s adherence to these T&Cs. CREST reserves the right to withhold or delay any portion of the Grant Funds if it believes Applicant is in breach of these T&Cs, if it is dissatisfied with Applicant’s compliance with these T&Cs, or if deemed necessary by changes in Government policy or national interest. Disbursement may also be suspended upon direct Government directive.
  4. Applicant’s Obligations: Applicant must, at its own risk, cost and expense: (a) utilise the Grant Funds exclusively to carry out the Activities; (b) ensure all Activities comply with relevant industry standards, laws, and regulations; (c) exercise reasonable skills, care and diligence in carrying out the Activities; (d) utilize qualified personnel to carry out the Activities; (e) immediately inform CREST of any misuse and/or unlawful of Grant Funds and undertake corrective actions; (f) maintain comprehensive, accurate, and updated records, documentation and accounts (collectively, “Records”) for the Activities; (g) maintain all necessary licences, authorisations, approvals, and certifications required for the conduct of the Activities; (h) maintain and comply with CREST’s prescribed eligibility criteria for participation in the Program throughout the Term; (i) accept all liabilities arising from the Activities; (j) comply with these T&Cs; and (k) inform and update CREST on Applicant’s progress and performance of the Activities upon request from CREST.
  5. Representations & Warranties: In submitting an Application, Applicant represents, undertakes and warrants to and for the benefit of CREST that: (a) it is legally recognized entity established and existing under Malaysian laws; (b) it has the power and authority and has taken all appropriate and necessary actions (including all corporate power and authority and actions) to be bound by and fulfil its obligations under these T&Cs; (b) its participation in the Program and performance of its obligations under these T&Cs will not breach its constituent documents (e.g. Memorandum and Articles of Association or Constitution) or any other documents which are binding on Applicant; (c) it is unaware of any litigation or dispute likely to affect its obligations under these T&Cs; (d) it understands that these T&Cs constitute binding obligations which are enforceable against it; (e) it has the technical and financial ability to perform its obligations under these T&Cs; (f) no corrupt practices or unlawful or illegal activities or bid fraud has been committed in connection with the Program; (g) its performance of its obligations hereunder will not violate applicable laws; (h) all information, representations, statements or warranties made or to be made by it to CREST are true, accurate and not misleading; and (i) it acknowledges that CREST enters into these T&Cs based on the representations and warranties as stated above.
  6. Progress Evaluation & Inspections: CREST reserves the right to monitor, evaluate, inspect, and audit Applicant’s conduct, management, and progress of the Activities, expenditure incurred and claims submitted to CREST in relation to the Activities, the accuracy of reports submitted to CREST, and any other matters relating to the Activities, Program, and Grant Funds and may ask for further information. Applicant must, at their expense, cooperate and facilitate these activities and permit CREST and its agents to conduct inspections and audits, which may be physical or virtual, at any premises related to the Activities and the Program without further consent required. Access for inspections and audits must be granted by Applicant during reasonable business hours.
  7. Intellectual Property Rights: “IP Rights” means the collective intellectual property rights, other than the proprietary rights vested in any third party, created or acquired pursuant to the Program and arising under the laws of any state, country or jurisdiction, which includes copyright, trade marks, service marks, whether registered or otherwise, goodwill and confidential information and know-how as well as related or similar intangible assets (including in all cases, applications for registration and the right to apply for the same) along with any and all documentation related to such properties, rights, and interests, including but not limited to all deliverables, reports, information, data, modules, curriculums, training materials, and other materials collected, prepared, developed, or supplied by Applicant to CREST, as applicable, pursuant to these T&Cs. IP Rights created pursuant to the Activities and/or Program (if any), excluding third-party rights, will be jointly owned by CREST and Applicant proportionate to their respective contributions. All IP Rights belonging to, controlled or licensed by a Party, developed, conceived, obtained, licensed or acquired independently of these T&Cs or before the Term (“Existing IP Rights”) remain the property of their respective owners. Applicant agrees and undertakes to do any and all acts and execute any and all documents as may be reasonably required by CREST in order to protect and perfect all or any of the rights, title or interest assigned or granted or purported to be assigned or granted to CREST. Applicant must be legally entitled in writing to use any Existing IP Rights owned or created by a third party (“Third Party IP Rights”) for the Activities and Program. Applicant shall fully indemnify, protect and defend CREST, its agents and employees, at all times, from and against any action, claim and liabilities arising out of the infringement of any IP Rights, including Existing IP Rights and/or Third Party IP Rights.
  8. Records and Information: Applicant shall: (a) provide CREST all information regarding the Activities and Program as CREST may request; (b) maintain Records sufficient to provide explanations in respect of all transactions relating to expenditures of the Grant Funds; (c) allow CREST access for review of Records and at any relevant premises; (d) assist CREST representatives in inspections and copying of relevant Records ; and (e) unless otherwise agreed by CREST in writing, retain all Records for such periods as required under applicable laws.
  9. Confidentiality: Applicant shall at all times keep secret and confidential any confidential information, documents and/or materials which Applicant may acquire in relation to CREST with respect to these T&Cs, the Activities, and the Program, whether or not it has been explicitly or tacitly identified or regarded as being confidential and/or disclosed by CREST to Applicant whether before and/or after the Term (collectively referred to as “Confidential Information”) and shall not use or disclose such Confidential Information except with the prior written consent of CREST. Applicant acknowledges and agrees that (a) these confidentiality obligations shall survive the expiry and/or termination of these T&Cs for whatever reason; (b) a breach of any of its undertakings or obligations under this Clause may cause CREST irreparable damage for which monetary compensation will not be sufficient or adequate; (d) CREST shall be entitled to seek injunctive and other equitable relief to prevent or curtail any actual or threatened breach by Applicant of the provisions of this Clause.
  10. Personal Data: By submitting an Application, Applicant irrevocably consents to CREST’s and CREST’s approved third parties’ use and collection of their Personal Data and/or the Personal Data of its authorised representatives, and participants of the Activities conducted by Applicant (where Applicant shall secure the written consent of such participants for the processing of their Personal Data by CREST) for administrative purposes and the purposes envisaged in these T&Cs, including but not limited to the processing of the Application, evaluation of the Activities and/or the Program, and all other Program-related matters. For clarity, “approved third parties” includes but is not limited to CREST’s authorised service providers, government and/or quasi-governmental organisation; and “Personal Data” includes all information arising from or relating to Applicant’s participation in the Program relating directly or indirectly to Applicant, from which Applicant is identified or identifiable, and includes “sensitive personal data” as defined in the Personal Data Protection Act 2010.
  11. Publicity: Applicant is prohibited from using or allowing the use of CREST’s name or logo without CREST’s express written consent. Disclosure of details of these T&Cs, information on the Activities and/or Program, or public statements related to CREST, the Activities, and/or the Program requires CREST’s prior written approval. Actions or statements harming CREST’s and/or the Program’s reputation are strictly forbidden. CREST reserves the right to involve Applicant in promotional activities for the Program.
  12. Termination (Failure to Remedy Default): CREST may terminate these T&Cs and cease disbursement of the Grant Funds if (a) Applicant fails to uphold its obligations on conducting and completing the Activities; (b) misuses the Grant Funds; (c) provides false or fraudulent information to CREST; and/or (d) fails to comply with these T&Cs, where CREST will issue a written notice of default specifying the default and requiring Applicant to remedy the default within a specified timeframe. If Applicant fails to remedy within the specified timeframe, CREST shall have the right to terminate these T&Cs by written notice to Applicant.
  13. Termination (Immediate Effect): CREST may terminate these T&Cs with immediate effect by issuing a written notice of termination to Applicant, if (i) an Applicant suffers an insolvency event, enters into liquidation, has a receiver appointed over its assets, has its assets seized, ceases or fails to make payment of its debts, or enters into an arrangement/composition/assignment for the benefit of its creditors; (ii) an Applicant is in breach of applicable laws on anti-bribery and anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, and competition. CREST shall have the right to claim from Applicant any and all forms of compensation, costs, damages, losses, and expenses, including any consequential costs and expenses incurred by CREST as a result. CREST shall also have the right to terminate these T&Cs by written notice to Applicant if deemed necessary in the national or public interest or national security or for the purpose of Government policy or public policy. Applicant shall not be entitled to any form of loss including loss of profits, compensation, damages, costs, expenses, among others, as a result of termination under this Clause.
  14. Effect of Expiry/Termination: Upon the expiry of the Term or termination of these T&Cs, Applicant shall, at no cost and expense to CREST (a), immediately cease to perform the Activities; (b) hand over to CREST, within fourteen (14) days thereof, all Records and (where applicable) CREST’s portion of IP Rights as compiled, prepared, developed or acquired in relation to the Activities and Program; (c) terminate any third-party contracts entered into by Applicant for the purpose of conducting the Activities. CREST (a) may refuse/cease disbursement of Grant Funds; (b) may claim against Applicant for a refund of disbursed Grant Funds where these T&Cs are terminated for Applicant’s breach; (c) shall be entitled for all losses and damages suffered, costs and expenses incurred by CREST as a result of default by Applicant. The expiry or termination of these T&Cs shall not affect or prejudice CREST’s rights in respect of any act, deed or matter which have accrued prior to expiry or termination. The rights and obligations under the respective Clauses on Records and Information, Progress Evaluation and Inspections, Intellectual Property Rights, Confidentiality, and this Clause shall survive the expiry or termination of these T&Cs.
  15. Force Majeure: Failure by a Party to perform its obligations or delay in such performance as a result of an act of God, war, pandemic, epidemic, strikes, lock-outs, other industrial action (excluding strikes and industrial action by its own employees), machine breakdown, fire, flood explosion, injunction, and/or judgement which are beyond its reasonable control which that Party is unable to prevent, avoid or remove (“Event of Force Majeure”) shall not constitute a breach of these T&Cs provided that such Party shall use all best endeavours to resume the performance of its obligations hereunder as soon as practicable. If any Event of Force Majeure lasts for six (6) months in the aggregate, these T&Cs may be terminated without liability save and except for any other rights and liabilities accruing in respect of any antecedent breach PROVIDED THAT an Event of Force Majeure shall not include economic turndown, non-availability of or insufficient of funds or lack of financing on the part of Applicant to perform its obligations under these T&Cs. Other obligations which are not affected, delayed or interrupted by such event of Force Majeure and shall, pending the outcome of this Clause, continue in full force and effect.
  16. Liability: CREST and its employees, agents and representatives will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from these T&Cs, whether direct or indirect, and whether arising out of the acts or omissions of any third party, including liability for special and/or consequential loss or damage, corruption to or destruction of software or data, wasted expenditure, or for loss of profit, business revenue, goodwill or anticipated savings. CREST’s liability, if any, shall be limited to the Grant Funds disbursed to Applicant.
  17. Indemnity: Applicant agrees to: (a) carry out its obligations under these T&Cs at its own risk; (b) release CREST, its agents and employees from all claims and demands of every kind resulting from any accident, damage, injury or death arising from the conduct of the Activities and/or implementation of the Program; and (c) indemnify CREST at all times from and against all actions, suits, claims or demands, proceedings, losses, damages, compensation, costs (including legal costs), charges and expenses whatsoever arising out of Applicant’s conduct of the Activities and/or breach of these T&Cs. Applicant’s obligations under this Clause shall survive the expiry or termination of these T&Cs.
  18. Compliance with Laws: Applicant shall comply with all applicable laws, relevant statutory requirements, standards, guidelines, directions, policies, procedures and instructions issued by CREST or by other competent authority which are relevant to the conduct of its business in carrying out its obligations under these T&Cs.
  19. Notices: All notices or other communications under these T&Cs shall be in writing and shall be delivered or sent to the respective correspondence addresses of the Parties set forth in the Application and/or Documents. Changes in such addresses by Applicant shall be notified to CREST by written notice.
  20. Assignment: Applicant shall not transfer or assign its rights or obligations or benefits under these T&Cs.
  21. Severability: If any court or administrative body of competent jurisdiction shall find any provisions of these T&Cs to be invalid or unenforceable, the invalidity or unenforceability of such provision shall not affect the other provisions of these T&Cs, and all provisions not affected by such invalidity or unenforceability shall remain in full force and effect.
  22. Amendment: CREST reserves the right to alter, modify, update, add or delete any of the terms and conditions of the Program at any point of time as and when CREST deems it necessary.
  23. Relationship of Parties: The Parties hereto agree that it is not the intention of the Parties to create nor shall these T&Cs be deemed or construed to create a partnership, joint-venture, association, trust or fiduciary or employment relationship or to authorize the other Party to act as an agent, servant or employee for a Party.
  24. Anti-Corruption: Applicant represents, warrants and undertakes to CREST that it has not directly or indirectly, offered, promised or given a bribe or will in the future offer, make or promise to make, authorise or give, any payment of funds or anything of value to any government official or CREST with the corrupt intent within the meaning and scope of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 concerning the negotiating of the entering into, of the terms and conditions of or the performance of these T&Cs.
  25. Governing Law: These T&Cs is governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of Malaysia. The Parties to these T&Cs irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Malaysia.

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