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2016/SMEWG42/026 Agenda: 19.1

Empowering Youth Entrepreneurship

Purpose: Information Submitted by: Malaysia

42nd Small and Medium Enterprises Working Group Meeting

Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam27–28 April, 2016

EMPOWERING YOUTH

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

142nd APEC SMEWG Meeting

Background of the Programme

29 March 2014RM10 million (USD 2.56 mil)

allocated for TUBE

Concept

Acculturate

entrepreneurship

Paradigm shift from job seekers to employment providers

Create resilient & sustainable entrepreneurs

Targeted foryouth

Objectives

1

2

3

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Government has allocated RM10 million (USD 2.56 mil) for

implementation of TUBE to young entrepreneurs

Blue Ocean Strategy

Modules and Incentives

Phase 1• Test the

perseverance of mind & physical endurance

• 7 days of physical training (military concept)

Phase 2• Increase

business knowledge & effective business operations

• Group business activities

• 14 days course

Phase 3• Guidance on

effective business practice

• Buddy System (Business Counselor’s from SME Corp.)

• 12 months of monitoring

Certificate & RM15,000 (USD 3,843) Grant for Business Start-up



Soft Launch Programme23 June 2015

SME Corp. Malaysia

Briefing to MPs18 June 2015Parliament

Outreach and Promotional Activity

TUBE 1.0

• Programme Start Date:Phase 1 & 2 : 23 Nov - 6 Dec 2014Phase 3 : 8 Dec 2014 - 8 Dec 2015

TUBE 2.0

• Programme Start Date:Phase 1 & 2 : 1 Nov- 21 Nov 2015Phase 3 : 23 Nov 2015 - 22 Nov 2016

TOTAL APPLICATIONS

7,442

Qualified Applicants

5,486

The Selection…

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA• Youth : 18 - 40 years• Hold a Skills Certificate• Have a passion for business• Business must not be more than 12 months

Shortlisted for Selection

942

Interview Session

612

STATE

NO OF

PARTICIPANTSGOVERNMENT

OFFICIALS

PRIVATE

WORKERS BUSINESS

OWNER /

UNEMPLOYED

JOHORE 50 3 12 35

KEDAH 50 6 4 40

KELANTAN 50 1 6 43

MELACCA 52 3 5 44

NEGERI

SEMBILAN 52 1 9 42

PAHANG 49 5 10 34

PERAK 50 3 8 39

TERENGGANU 50 5 4 41

SABAH 48 2 9 37

SARAWAK 44 2 8 34

TOTAL 495 31 75 389

PARTICIPATED@10 CAMPS

495

5will attend ICSB Academy at Stevens

Technology of Institute, New Jersey, USA,

14 - 18 June 2016

ICSB : International Council for Small Business


Sarawak - 44Kem PLKN Putra

Sentosa, Sematan

Kedah / Perlis - 50Kem PLKN Dusun Resort

Kuala Nerang

Johor - 50Kem PLKN, Sri Ledang,

Tangkak

Sabah - 48Kem PLKN Wawasan,

Papar, Sabah

Pahang - 49Kem PLKN Kg. Hijrah,

Penor

Perak - 50Kem PLKN Desa Rimba

Kuala Kangsar

N. Sembilan - 52Kem PLKN Seri Perkasa, Mantin, Negeri Sembilan

Kelantan - 50Kem PLKN Cancun Park,

Pasir Mas Terengganu - 50Kem PLKN Padang Kacong,

Marang

Melaka - 52Kem PLKN Jaya Gemilang

A’ Famosa, Alor Gajah

State Participation

495 participants

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Phase 1 and 2 of the Programme…

Opening Ceremony Outdoor Survival ActivitiesPhysical Training

Entrepreneurial Activities Classroom Session

Group Presentation

Knowledge Sharing

Group Discussion

Phase 1

Phase 2


Phase 3 : The Buddy System…

RM15,000 Business

Start-Up Grant

Monitoring through

Buddy System

(Ratio 1 : 10)

• Business & Financial

Counselor

• SEAP Expert

Biz Enrichment

& Enhancement

Pack (E2)

Program

Pembudayaan

Keusahawanan dan

Program Pembiayaan

PUTRA

Tabung Usahawan

Siswazah (TUS) dan

Young Entrepreneur

Fund (YEF)

Program

Agropreneur

Muda

Youth

Entrepreneur

Programme

PROSPER Usahawan

Muda dan Program

Siswazah Perantis

months

Registration of

Business


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Achievements Thus Far….

446 Participants (99%) Registered Their

Businesses

RM17.8 million

(USD 4.56 million) of the Sales Value

848 Job Opportunities

448 Young Bumiputera

Report to EPU / TERAJU Periodically / When Needed


In Collaboration with… Competition Among 10 Best Participants

8W

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ks

Hos

t

Datuk Rosyam Nor

Dato’ (Dr.)

Hafsah Hashim,

CEO of SME Corp.

Malaysia

Panels / Mentors

Dato’ (Dr.)

Haji Ameer Ali Mydin,

Mydin Wholesale

Founder

Dato’ Wira Dr.

Maznah Hamid, Prominent Women

Entrepreneur


The difference in 2016 : Reality TV Programme

Moving Forward…

RM9 mil.

(USD2.3 mil.)

Approved :

Budget 2016

Programme to be Continued RM45mil (USD 1.1bil)


Bernama Online, 23 March ‘15

Sinar Harian, 24 March‘15The Borneo Post, 26 Nov ‘14

Visiting and Opening Ceremony Business of the Participants

Tailor Shop, KelantanBurger Shop Perak Chicken Rice Restaurant

TerengganuClothing Store, Sarawak

Headline in the News


14

Success Stories

Bidai Solution Sdn Bhd (Bangi)

Mrs. Rafidah Baharin, Accountancy Graduate

Supply materials for Interior Designing

Employed 4 Workers

Monthly Income : RM4,000 – RM5,000(USD 1,026 – USD 1,283)

Work Contract Value is between RM100 to RM16,000 (USD 25 – USD 4,106)


15

Awang Goneng Enterprise (Batu Caves)

Mohd. Syafiq Yusof, IT Graduate

Monthly Income: RM4,000 – RM5,000 (USD 1,026 – USD 1,283)

Producing 10kg keropoklekor every day

Marketing keropok lekorthrough online platforms

Success Stories (Cont...)


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Success Stories (Cont…)

BT Pest Terminate (Kota Kinabalu)

Charlonitta Richard, a former private sector employee

Pest Control Business at Sabah

Now has 72 work contracts from Government agencies, Schools, Restaurants and shopping complex

Monthly income : RM10,000 – RM12,000(USD 2,566 – USD 3079)


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SME Annual Showcase 2016

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