The Inner Peace Academy 2.0 aims to help Sabah youths embark on a career in the SPA Industry which it feels have a bright future.Its Managing Director, Kennedy Datuk John said the construction of the academy new building situated at the Duo Tandian Park in Apin-Apin here began last November.
Corporation of Small and Medium Enterprises Malaysia (SMECorp Malaysia) financed part of the project.“With this new building, the academy will be able to train 20 apprentices in every intake and hope to help the industry fill vacancies and reduce dependency on foreign workers in line with the Government’s plans,” he said at the opening of the new building by state Rural Development Minister, Datuk Ewon Benedick.Kennedy said apprentices who are following the Inner Peace programme will undergo a one-month intensive training at the academy before undergoing 11 months of industrial training at leading Spas throughout Malaysia.
