How to choose an HRD Corp-claimable training provider in Malaysia (2026)

If you want to claim training costs from your HRD levy, the provider and programme must be registered with HRD Corp under the Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad Act 2001. Look for trainers with real experience in the subject and clear learning outcomes. Fees are usually per person or per in-house session. Check the registration and the claim scheme before you book.

Last updated 31 October 2026 Β· See the Top 10 training providers (hrd corp-claimable) in Malaysia β†’

Typical costs in Malaysia (2026)

ItemTypical range / basis
Public course per participantRM500–RM2,500 per day
In-house training per dayRM3,000–RM12,000 per day
Certification programmesQuoted per programme
Materials and venueSometimes separate

Editorial estimates from published rate cards and quotes. Always get written quotes.

Licence or registration to check

HRD Corp registers training providers and programmes under the Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad Act 2001. Verify registration on HRD Corp's portal before booking.

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Top-ranked training providers (hrd corp-claimable) right now

  1. Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM) β€” Petaling Jaya, category score 99
  2. Penang Skills Development Centre (PSDC) β€” Bayan Lepas, category score 99
  3. Info Trek β€” Petaling Jaya, category score 83

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FAQ

Can any course be claimed?

Only programmes and providers that meet HRD Corp's scheme rules. Check before booking.

Who is covered by the HRD levy?

Employers in covered sectors with the threshold number of Malaysian employees. Check HRD Corp's current list.

Can training be online?

Many schemes allow online training, subject to HRD Corp's conditions.

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