Creative Courses in Malaysia: Claz’room College Highlights Future Career Pathways at National TVET Day 2026

KUALA LUMPUR, 26 June 2026 — For students who enjoy drawing, games, animation, films or digital content creation, choosing the right study pathway can help turn creative interests into future career opportunities.

Creative industries today require more than artistic talent alone. Behind every game character, animated scene, film visual effect or digital world, there are creative talents who understand both art and production skills. This is where creative TVET education plays an important role.

This direction was showcased at Hari TVET Negara 2026, where Claz’room College, Malaysia’s Leading Creative College recognised by the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), participated as the only college representing Malaysia’s 3D Digital Game Art industry. Held from 5 to 7 June 2026, the national-level event brought together education providers, training institutions, government agencies and industry leaders to highlight the future of TVET education in Malaysia. 

Mr. Wong Jin Min, Principal of Claz’room College, delivered a presentation on Augmented Reality (AR) and its growing role in everyday life during Hari TVET Negara 2026.

At the event, Claz’room College was selected under the Future Skills Showcase and Technology Demonstration category. The college introduced visitors to the technologies and workflows behind today’s creative industries, including game development, animation, visual effects, 3D content creation and immersive media.

One of the key experiences was an Augmented Reality (AR) mobile activation developed in collaboration with TrueXR. Visitors were able to interact with immersive 3D visuals through a mobile device, showing how AR can be used in storytelling, education, entertainment and digital media.

Visitors experienced an Augmented Reality (AR) mobile activation by Claz’room College in collaboration with TrueXR, showcasing immersive 3D visuals and interactive digital content. 

Claz’room College also showcased live 3D scanning and 3D printing demonstrations, allowing visitors to see how real-world objects can be captured, converted into digital 3D assets and brought into physical form through 3D printing. These technologies are commonly used in game development, animation, visual effects, virtual production and digital media production.

Claz’room College with industry partner Yizumade showcased live 3D scanning and 3D printing demonstrations, highlighting how real-world objects can be transformed into digital 3D assets for creative production.

During Hari TVET Negara 2026, Malaysia’s Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, visited the Claz’room College booth to experience the creative technology showcase. In collaboration with industry partner Yizumade, Claz’room College also presented a customised 3D-printed commemorative gift, demonstrating the creative possibilities of 3D design and digital manufacturing.

Malaysia’s Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, visited the Claz’room College booth and received a customised 3D-printed commemorative gift. 

Another highlight was the WorldSkills-inspired workshop and competition programme conducted by Claz’room College. Participants were introduced to international standards in 3D Digital Game Art, digital art production and creative workflows, while applying technical skills, creativity, problem-solving and artistic presentation in a competitive environment.

Outstanding participants of the WorldSkills 3D Digital Game Art Competition were honoured during the National TVET Day 2026 award ceremony, with prizes presented to the Champion, First Runner-up, and Second Runner-up. 

Visitors also attended live demonstrations of 3D cinematic visual effects, offering a closer look at how visual effects, animation and digital production skills are used in film, animation and digital content creation.

 An industry-experienced representative from Claz’room College delivered a live demonstration on 3D Cinematic Visual Effects, showcasing industry-standard techniques and production workflows used in film, animation, and digital content creation. 

WorldSkills Asia Gold Medallist Lam Kar Chun also shared his journey during the event, offering visitors insight into the commitment and training involved in developing creative skills at a competitive level. Lam Kar Chun will represent Malaysia in the 3D Digital Game Art skill category at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 this September. 

WorldSkills Asia Gold Medallist Lam Kar Chun shared his journey in 3D Digital Game Art, inspiring students to explore future pathways in game art, animation, and creative technology. 

Claz’room College’s participation in Hari TVET Negara 2026 reflects the growing relevance of creative TVET education in Malaysia. As demand for digital content continues to grow, students with skills in game art, 3D modelling, animation, visual effects and creative technology can explore more opportunities in the creative and digital media industries.

For students who are considering a creative education pathway, Claz’room College offers industry-oriented programmes including Digital Illustration, 3D Modelling, Digital 3D Animation, and Film Visual Effects (VFX). These programmes focus on hands-on learning, portfolio development and industry-standard workflows to help students build practical skills for future creative careers.

Students interested in Digital Illustration, 3D Modelling, Digital 3D Animation, or Film Visual Effects (VFX) can visit Claz’room College’s official website or join their Open Day this July to explore study options, campus life, and creative career pathways in Malaysia.