Malaysian Champions from Claz’room College to Represent at WorldSkills International

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 12 February 2025 – Malaysia has achieved a significant milestone in the field of 3D Digital Game Art, with Claz’room College students emerging as national champions in the discipline. Their victory marks Malaysia’s debut in this category at the prestigious WorldSkills International competition, highlighting the nation’s growing presence in the global digital and creative industries. This achievement underscores the country’s commitment to fostering talent and advancing technical skills on an international stage.

Claz’room students are set to represent the nation at the WorldSkills International competition.

The national competition, endorsed by the Ministry of Human Resources, challenged participants to display expertise across multiple disciplines, including 3D sculpting, modeling, UV texturing, and game engine preview. Competing against talents from institutions such as GiatMARA, Kolej Komuniti Selayang, Kolej Vokasional Kuala Selangor, and others, the champions distinguished themselves with their exceptional skills. The event also enjoyed the presence and support of Dato Kamil Othman, chairman of the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS).

Presence and support of Dato Kamil Othman, chairman of the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS).

With their victory, the students now shift their focus to the international stage, with upcoming competitions in the Philippines, Taiwan, and China. They will undergo intensive training and mentoring to prepare for these events, showcasing the capabilities and potential of Malaysian talents.

The national 3D Digital Game Art competition spanned two days, totaling 16 hours without access to mobile phone or the internet. Testing skills of 3D Sculpting, Modeling, UV texturing, and game engine preview.

Pn. Molinda binti Abd Rahman, Promotional Director of Malaysia’s Department of Skills Development (JPK), commented on the significance of the event, “The WorldSkills competition provides a vital platform for Malaysian talents to shine and gain invaluable exposure. It also accentuates the value of TVET and skill-based education, which are becoming increasingly recognized as essential for the future of our workforce.”

Pn.Molinda sharing her thoughts on the changes and hopes for WorldSkills and TVET

Mark Lee Mun How, Subject Expert in 3D Digital Game Art, also shared his thoughts, “The WorldSkills competition is not only a testament to our talents’ capabilities but also a reflection of our nation’s growing focus on nurturing talent in creative industries. We are committed to equipping our competitors with the necessary resources and confidence to excel internationally.”

The WorldSkills competition offers a unique platform to tap into the immense potential of our nation’s talent pool

As the competition dates draw near, Malaysia stands united in support of its representatives, eager to see them showcase the nation's creative talent on the global stage. Their journey to WorldSkills International not only highlights the country's growing expertise in digital game art but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring artists and technical talents nationwide.

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