• Overview: KSDA is focused on fostering skill development through training programs in diverse industries, from IT to engineering. They aim to enhance employability and economic competitiveness.
• Website: www.ksda.or.kr (In Korean)

6. Malaysia: Skills Development Fund Corporation (PTPK)

• Overview: The PTPK provides funding and support for skills development programs in Malaysia, including vocational courses in technical fields, business, and the arts.
• Website: www.ptpk.gov.my

7. Philippines: Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

• Overview: TESDA is a government agency in the Philippines that offers skills development programs to improve the employability of Filipinos. It provides technical-vocational education and training (TVET) in various sectors like IT, health, construction, and hospitality.
• Website: www.tesda.gov.ph

These institutions offer various forms of skill-building programs, ranging from short courses to long-term certifications, and are often linked to industry needs to help students gain practical experience and improve their job prospects. If you are looking for a specific field or country, feel free to ask, and I can narrow down the search furth