Wang Tidak Dituntut merujuk kepada wang milik individu atau syarikat yang tidak dituntut oleh pemiliknya dalam tempoh tertentu walaupun telah sedia untuk dibayar. Wang ini lazimnya berpunca daripada lebihan bayaran, dividen, gaji, simpanan bank atau bayaran insurans yang tidak dituntut. Bagi memudahkan orang awam membuat semakan dan tuntutan, kerajaan telah menyediakan sistem dalam talian eGUMIS (Electronic Government Unclaimed Money Information System) yang membolehkan semakan WTD dilakukan dengan mudah, cepat dan selamat.
LPPKN provides comprehensive family planning services to help couples plan pregnancies in a healthy and structured way, ensuring safe spacing between pregnancies to achieve family well-being. Family planning services under LPPKN Family planning consultation Family planning counseling sessions with health officers Explanation of effective and suitable methods based on the mother’s and child’s health, lifestyle and the couple’s needs Family planning methods LPPKN offers various modern contraceptive methods such as: Contraceptive pills Injections Implants Intrauterine devices (IUCD)
For parents who wish to apply for a secondary school other than the National Secondary Schools offered, there are several options such as: Elite school under the Ministry of Education Malaysia (MOE) Full boarding facilities to ensure students can focus on learning Offers academic curriculum and Islamic religious studies Boarding schools offered by Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) There are several stream options with admission through specific assessments For students who are talented in the fields of music, theatre, dance and visual arts Offered starting from Form 1 only Specifically for potential student athletes Offers are subject to the Selection Committee Focus on several engineering and non-engineering streams of study Offered starting from upper secondary level (Form 4) Offers technical and skills programs Students will receive a skills certificate and can choose to work in technical industry after finishing school Enrollment begins during upper secondary level (Form 4) Combining academic curriculum with military and leadership training Offered from upper secondary (Form 4) for students with strict eligibility requirements Specifically for students with special needs (MBK), including students with visual, hearing and learning disabilities Using the British (IGCSE), American, IB, or other foreign curriculum
The Women Career Comeback Programme (WCCP) was introduced by TalentCorp to support professional women who have taken a career break and wish to return to the workforce. This programme was launched as part of the Government’s efforts to: Increase women’s participation in the professional workforce Reduce the loss of highly skilled female talent due to personal factors such as childcare or family responsibilities Support employers in providing flexible and inclusive career opportunities Eligibility Malaysian citizen Women aged between 25–55 years Voluntarily left employment for at least 6 months Minimum of 3 years’ work experience Incentives Offered Access to a job opportunities database for women Career coaching, webinars, and professional workshops
The KafeTEEN Youth Centre is an initiative by LPPKN that provides a safe, youth-friendly and casual space for teenagers to access information and services related to reproductive and social health. Main services of KafeTEEN: Individual and group counselling (by trained counsellors) Reproductive and sexuality health education Talks and interactive activities Social skills, leadership and self-management training Career guidance and future planning Locations: There are 18 active KafeTEEN centres nationwide, including: Kuala Lumpur Johor Bahru Pulau Pinang Sarawak
TVET MARA is a technical and vocational education program under Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA). TVET MARA program skills institutions: MARA Skills Institute (IKM) Certificate and diploma programs MARA Higher Skills College (KKTM) Diploma programs MARA Japan Industrial Institute (MJII) Diploma programs, with elements of Japanese industrial training Skill areas include: Electrical Mechanical Instrument Control Welding Automotive Advantages of TVET MARA: MARA scholarship/loan scheme especially for MJII students Global recognition opportunities such as Japanese industrial training or international certification Career support through industry collaboration
Every baby born in Malaysia will receive a child health record book. This record book is an official document issued by the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) to monitor the growth, development and immunization records of babies and children from birth up to 6 years of age. Parents’ responsibilities Parents must read and understand important health information about their child in this book Keep this book properly as it contains references about the child’s health history You are encouraged to communicate and discuss your child’s health issues and status with healthcare staff Bring this book to every clinic/ hospital visit (government/ private) Contents of the Child Health Record Book Some of the main contents include: Birth information Immunization schedule and record Growth chart Regular health check-up record Infant and child nutrition guide (pg. 18–20) Dental health care Parenting and maternal health guide Importance of the record book: Stores all health information including weight, height, head circumference, and physical and mental development. Becomes an important reference for both government and private healthcare workers at every follow-up visit. Ensures children receive immunization according to the National Immunization Programme schedule. Increases parents’ awareness of their child’s health and development over time. Helps with early detection of health issues, developmental delays, or chronic diseases during regular visits. Baby and Child Health Check-up Schedule
Malaysian Armed Forces Council is the Appointing Authority for the appointment of officers and soldiers in the Malaysian Armed Forces, namely: Malaysian Army Royal Malaysian Navy Royal Malaysian Air Force Appointments are subject to vacancy. Applications are only open through advertisements for the following recruitments: Cadet Officer Graduate Eligibility Requirements: Bachelor's Degree Perajurit Muda (Army) Qualification Requirements: SPM/ SVM/ SKM/ Diploma Perajurit Muda (Navy) Qualification Requirements: SPM/ SVM/ SKM/ Diploma Perajurit Muda (Air Force) Qualification Requirements: SPM/ SVM/ SKM/ Diploma Applying for a position in the Malaysian Armed Forces Applications can be made on the Join the Armed Forces portal. Information regarding application requirements, physical requirements and starting salary can also be obtained from the Join the Armed Forces portal.
Public Service Commission is a constitutional body established to appoint, confirm in service, and exercise disciplinary control over members of the Federal Public Service. Apart from appointments at the Federal level, SPA also has the authority to appoint for the State Public Services of Melaka, Pulau Pinang, Perlis, and Negeri Sembilan. Application process: Check the terms of appointment/ job description/ salary You can also check for job matches that match your qualifications and areas of specialization. Advertisement for job vacancies at SPA Job vacancy advertisements can be viewed at: Applying for a position via SPA Applications can be made through the Malaysian Public Service Commission's Employment Registration System. Check the scheduling of assessments/ physical/ sensory and intelligence examinations/ assessment centres/ interviews Information about scheduling examinations/physical, sensory and fitness examinations/assessment centres/interviews can be checked through the following channels: Registered email in SPA9; or Interview attendance guide Successful candidates securing an interview will need to complete their resume in the MyResume before attending the interview. Make sure to check the interview location and instructions provided in the invitation email. Wait for the result Candidates who have been interviewed will receive the interview results via email notification.
Under the Federal Constitution, there are several circumstances under which an individual may apply for Malaysian citizenship. Birth-Related Circumstances Birth in Malaysia (Article 14 of the Federal Constitution) Individuals born in Malaysia may acquire Malaysian citizenship based on the citizenship status of their mother or father. Birth Outside Malaysia (Article 14 of the Federal Constitution) Individuals born outside Malaysia may acquire Malaysian citizenship based on the citizenship status of their father. Individuals Born in the Federation Before Independence Day (31 August 1957) (Article 16 of the Federal Constitution) Individuals born in the Federation (excluding Sabah and Sarawak) before Independence Day may apply for Malaysian citizenship, subject to specific conditions, including: Have resided in the Federation for the preceding seven years, including at least five years immediately before the application. Intend to reside permanently in the Federation. Be of good character. Possess a basic knowledge of the Malay language. Family-Related Circumstances Special Application (Article 15A of the Federal Constitution) Individuals under the age of 21 may apply for Malaysian citizenship under special circumstances, subject to the Government's discretion. Foreign Wife of a Malaysian Citizen (Article 15(1) of the Federal Constitution) A foreign woman who is legally married to a Malaysian citizen may apply for Malaysian citizenship, subject to the following conditions: Has held Permanent Resident (MyPR) status for at least two years. The marriage remains legally valid. Child of a Malaysian Citizen Under the Age of 21 (Article 15(2) of the Federal Constitution) Individuals under the age of 21 may apply for Malaysian citizenship if at least one parent is a Malaysian citizen. Naturalisation Citizenship Application for Individuals Aged 21 and Above (Article 19 of the Federal Constitution) Foreign nationals aged 21 years and above may apply for Malaysian citizenship, subject to specific requirements, including: Have resided in Malaysia for at least 12 years. Be of good character. Demonstrate a good command of the Malay language. Be supported by two Malaysian citizen sponsors who are not related to the applicant.
