Industrial Liaison Office

Learn It. Experience It. Master It.

From Classroom to Industry.

The Industrial Liaison Office connects MMTVC training with structured workplace exposure — supporting industrial attachment, internships, partnerships, placement and Dual Training pathways across programmes.

Trainees gaining practical workplace experience related to technical training

Head of Industrial Liaison Office

Head of Industrial Liaison Office

Welcome to the Industrial Liaison Office at MMTVC. We connect classroom learning with structured workplace experience through industrial attachment, internship coordination, industry partnerships and Dual Training. For enquiries, contact the Head of Department, Industrial Liaison Office.

Contact the Industrial Liaison Office

Bridging Education and Industry

Knowledge meets experience. Skills meet employability. Classroom learning meets the workplace.

  • Industrial Attachment

    Structured workplace exposure helps trainees apply classroom learning in real industry settings and build practical competence.

  • Internship & Workplace Exposure

    Internship and workplace learning complement training by offering supervised experience, feedback and industry context.

  • Industrial Liaison Office

    The office coordinates attachment, partnerships, placement and Dual Training pathways that connect MMTVC with industry.

  • Industry Partnerships

    MMTVC has established numerous industry partners across all programmes to support meaningful workplace learning.

  • Industrial Placement

    Placement connects trainees with quality workplace learning opportunities aligned with programme requirements.

  • Dual Training

    Dual Training combines institution-based learning with structured practical learning in the workplace.

Classroom

Industrial Attachment

Industrial attachment is a vital bridge between classroom instruction and the workplace. It gives trainees the opportunity to practise skills, observe industry standards and grow in confidence under workplace supervision — supporting employability without guaranteeing employment.

Workplace

Internship & Workplace Exposure

Internship and structured workplace exposure allow trainees to experience how knowledge and skills are applied in real operations. This practical context strengthens learning, professionalism and readiness for industry.

Industry Partnerships & Placement

MMTVC has established numerous industry partners across all programmes. Some partnerships have signed MOUs that support industrial placement.

“None of our students have lacked quality industrial placement.”

Dual Training

Dual Training is a training approach combining learning at the training institution with structured practical learning in the workplace.

MMTVC INDUSTRY DUAL TRAINING

Where Dual Training is offered, trainees benefit from both institution-based learning and structured workplace experience throughout the programme. This page does not specify a percentage split between College and industry.

Selected Dual Training programmes are supported through the College’s GIZ Dual Training partnership.

GIZ-Supported Dual Training Programmes

The following Dual Training programmes are supported by GIZ. No additional programmes are listed here.

  • GIZ Dual Training

    Food Production (Culinary Art)

    Level 5

    Dual Training programme combining College culinary learning with structured workplace experience in industry.

    View Hospitality Programme
  • GIZ Dual Training

    Automotive Technician Mechanic

    Level 4

    Dual Training programme combining College automotive learning with structured practical learning in the workplace.

    View Mechanical Programme

From Classroom to Industry

A pathway from knowledge to experience — and from skills to employability.

  1. Learn at MMTVC

    Build knowledge, skills and competence in your training programme.

  2. Connect with Industry

    The Industrial Liaison Office coordinates attachment, internship and partnership pathways.

  3. Experience the Workplace

    Structured practical learning in industry complements classroom training.

  4. Practise & Master

    Apply skills with supervision, feedback and real-world context — without claiming guaranteed employment.

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Don't Just Learn the Skill.

Experience it. Practise it. Master it.