Category: Announcement

8 Schools Benefited From “Back to School” Programme by INSTEP

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INSTEP recently concluded its third annual Back to School programme which aims to provide nearby schools with much-needed school supplies. This initiative began in 2021 as a part of INSTEP’s commitment to serve the local community and support primary school students’ education. 

Also present during the ceremony were, Kamaruzaman Bin Hamat, the representative for Head of Setiu District Education Office and Muhamad Bin Muda, representing the Head of Kuala Nerus District Education Office. 

(From left to right) En. Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Learning Consultancy, En. Kamaruzaman Bin Hamat, the representative for Head of Setiu District Education Office, Muhamad Bin Muda, representative for Head of Kuala Nerus District Education Office and the representative teacher from SK Darat Batu Rakit during the handover ceremony. 

On 20 March 2023, eight schools in the districts of Kuala Nerus and Setiu received RM8,000 in funds raised from INSTEP staff that had been turned into all kinds of school supplies over the course of a two-month donation drive. The schools involved are SK Pagar Besi, SK Batu Rakit, SK Darat Batu Rakit, SK Maras, SK Pechah Rotan, SK Bukit Wan, SK Lembah Bidong, and SK Merang.  

The materials ranged from sporting goods like shirts, tracksuits, footballs, and basketballs to instructional aids like LCD projectors, printers, laminating machines, and whiteboards. Reading materials encompassing a wide range of Science, English, and Islamic Studies themes were also included in an effort to foster a reading culture in young children. 

“This effort served as a testament to our commitment in enriching the surrounding community by providing support to schools and its students to have a wholesome and more conducive learning experience,” commented En. Idris Ibrahim. 

“The donation also acted as motivation and inspiration for the students to have a balanced education journey between academic and co-curriculum,” he added.  

En. Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Learning Consultancy with representative teachers from SK Batu Rakit 

Overall, INSTEP’s Back to School programme demonstrates INSTEP’s commitment to improving the neighbourhood by giving school children the necessary supplies they need to create a positive learning environment. By continuing to fund programmes like this, INSTEP will continue to give a positive impact on students’ lives and contribute to the development and improvement of the neighbourhood. 

INSTEP recently concluded its third annual Back to School programme which aims to provide nearby schools with much-needed school supplies. This initiative began in 2021 as a part of INSTEP’s commitment to serve the local community and support primary school students’ education. 

Also present during the ceremony were, Kamaruzaman Bin Hamat, the representative for Head of Setiu District Education Office and Muhamad Bin Muda, representing the Head of Kuala Nerus District Education Office. 

(From left to right) En. Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Learning Consultancy, En. Kamaruzaman Bin Hamat, the representative for Head of Setiu District Education Office, Muhamad Bin Muda, representative for Head of Kuala Nerus District Education Office and the representative teacher from SK Darat Batu Rakit during the handover ceremony. 

On 20 March 2023, eight schools in the districts of Kuala Nerus and Setiu received RM8,000 in funds raised from INSTEP staff that had been turned into all kinds of school supplies over the course of a two-month donation drive. The schools involved are SK Pagar Besi, SK Batu Rakit, SK Darat Batu Rakit, SK Maras, SK Pechah Rotan, SK Bukit Wan, SK Lembah Bidong, and SK Merang.  

The materials ranged from sporting goods like shirts, tracksuits, footballs, and basketballs to instructional aids like LCD projectors, printers, laminating machines, and whiteboards. Reading materials encompassing a wide range of Science, English, and Islamic Studies themes were also included in an effort to foster a reading culture in young children. 

“This effort served as a testament to our commitment in enriching the surrounding community by providing support to schools and its students to have a wholesome and more conducive learning experience,” commented En. Idris Ibrahim. 

“The donation also acted as motivation and inspiration for the students to have a balanced education journey between academic and co-curriculum,” he added.  

En. Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Learning Consultancy with representative teachers from SK Batu Rakit 

Overall, INSTEP’s Back to School programme demonstrates INSTEP’s commitment to improving the neighbourhood by giving school children the necessary supplies they need to create a positive learning environment. By continuing to fund programmes like this, INSTEP will continue to give a positive impact on students’ lives and contribute to the development and improvement of the neighbourhood. 

Celebrating 42 Years of Developing Energy Talents with INSTEP Today!

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INSTEP Happy 42nd Birthday! Since our company’s founding in 1981, we have trained more than 130,000 technically skilled individuals who are currently employed across more than 30 petrochemical and refinery facilities and in 100 production platforms worldwide. We are still dedicated to providing people in the energy sector and beyond as a solutions partner, enthusiastically pushing the envelope to hasten competency development, enhance quality of life, and support the growth of business and sustainability. Let’s hope for another year of innovation and quality in the field of energy education and training!

#PETRONAS #INSTEP #INSTEPEnriches #ExperiencingIsEnriching #42Anniversary

INSTEP Happy 42nd Birthday! Since our company’s founding in 1981, we have trained more than 130,000 technically skilled individuals who are currently employed across more than 30 petrochemical and refinery facilities and in 100 production platforms worldwide. We are still dedicated to providing people in the energy sector and beyond as a solutions partner, enthusiastically pushing the envelope to hasten competency development, enhance quality of life, and support the growth of business and sustainability. Let’s hope for another year of innovation and quality in the field of energy education and training!

#PETRONAS #INSTEP #INSTEPEnriches #ExperiencingIsEnriching #42Anniversary

Ready, Set, Go: myCampusX Launches Today – Your One-Stop Solution for Campus Needs!

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Sayonara INPEX, INSTEP Sent off 14 Engineers from Japan After Completing HSE Training

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INSTEP System Migration and Maintenance

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Dear Valued Customers,

We would like to inform you that INSTEP will be transitioning and changing our online portal (IDILS) to a new digital platform from March 6-12, 2023. During this period, you may experience intermittent and unavailability of the system.

The purpose of this migration is to enhance and improve the services we provide to you as part of our digital efforts towards 2023. The new portal will be launched officially on March 13, 2023. From that point forward, we will centrally announce and publish all program offerings, making it simpler for you to sign up for our programmes.

We want to assure you that we are doing all in our power to limit any disruptions during this time, and we sincerely apologise for any discomfort this may have caused.

Your requirements are important to us, so we urge you to visit the INSTEP website to learn more about this fascinating development.

Thank you for your continued support. In the future, we hope to provide you with even greater services.

Dear Valued Customers,

We would like to inform you that INSTEP will be transitioning and changing our online portal (IDILS) to a new digital platform from March 6-12, 2023. During this period, you may experience intermittent and unavailability of the system.

The purpose of this migration is to enhance and improve the services we provide to you as part of our digital efforts towards 2023. The new portal will be launched officially on March 13, 2023. From that point forward, we will centrally announce and publish all program offerings, making it simpler for you to sign up for our programmes.

We want to assure you that we are doing all in our power to limit any disruptions during this time, and we sincerely apologise for any discomfort this may have caused.

Your requirements are important to us, so we urge you to visit the INSTEP website to learn more about this fascinating development.

Thank you for your continued support. In the future, we hope to provide you with even greater services.

INSTEP Secured MSOSH Gold Merit Award after Three Years of Bagging Gold Award

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After winning the MSOSH Gold Class 1 Award for three consecutive years, INSTEP stepped up its efforts and received the MSOSH Gold Merit Award. This indicates INSTEP’s commitment to improving and striving for excellence in the Safety and Health Management system and, supporting the company objective, to create a generative HSSE culture.


The awardees were announced on 5 October 2022 and the award ceremony was held on 21 December 2022, at Sunway Resort & Spa, with INSTEP Head of Training Plant and Asset Management, Mr. Haziman Mamat Yusof in presence to receive the award. Additionally present at the ceremony were Mr. Mohd Anuar Embi, Director of the Department of Occupational Safety and Health, and Mr. Ahmad Fakhrul Anuar Ismail, President of MSOSH.


The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), the Social Security Organization (SOCSO), the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM), SIRIM Berhad, the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF), the MSOSH, multinational corporations, and private companies conducted documentation and site verification audit reports before rewarding INSTEP with this award.


Mr. Alizan Ismail, INSTEP Head of the Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) Department, expressed his appreciation for the efforts undertaken in order to win this award. “Everyone should celebrate that INSTEP won this award instead of just INSTEP HSSE Department. This recognition demonstrates INSTEP’s unwavering commitment to moving forward in establishing a Generative HSE Culture, where we strive to go beyond the line of responsibility.”


In order to achieve high quality safety standards as the preferred technical learning solutions, INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Idris Ibrahim, asked for concerted efforts by the INSTEP community to flourish even more in the upcoming times. “INSTEP is on the right track to raise the bar for occupational safety and health, but we must make sure that we retain or, even better, that we improve this high standard of performance.”


Since its establishment in 1981, the institute has produced more than 130,000 skilled technical employees all over the world. As it enters its fourth decade in 2022, INSTEP aspires to take its role as the technical learning solutions partner even further in retooling the human capital equation in the energy sector.

After winning the MSOSH Gold Class 1 Award for three consecutive years, INSTEP stepped up its efforts and received the MSOSH Gold Merit Award. This indicates INSTEP’s commitment to improving and striving for excellence in the Safety and Health Management system and, supporting the company objective, to create a generative HSSE culture.


The awardees were announced on 5 October 2022 and the award ceremony was held on 21 December 2022, at Sunway Resort & Spa, with INSTEP Head of Training Plant and Asset Management, Mr. Haziman Mamat Yusof in presence to receive the award. Additionally present at the ceremony were Mr. Mohd Anuar Embi, Director of the Department of Occupational Safety and Health, and Mr. Ahmad Fakhrul Anuar Ismail, President of MSOSH.


The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), the Social Security Organization (SOCSO), the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM), SIRIM Berhad, the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF), the MSOSH, multinational corporations, and private companies conducted documentation and site verification audit reports before rewarding INSTEP with this award.


Mr. Alizan Ismail, INSTEP Head of the Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) Department, expressed his appreciation for the efforts undertaken in order to win this award. “Everyone should celebrate that INSTEP won this award instead of just INSTEP HSSE Department. This recognition demonstrates INSTEP’s unwavering commitment to moving forward in establishing a Generative HSE Culture, where we strive to go beyond the line of responsibility.”


In order to achieve high quality safety standards as the preferred technical learning solutions, INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Idris Ibrahim, asked for concerted efforts by the INSTEP community to flourish even more in the upcoming times. “INSTEP is on the right track to raise the bar for occupational safety and health, but we must make sure that we retain or, even better, that we improve this high standard of performance.”


Since its establishment in 1981, the institute has produced more than 130,000 skilled technical employees all over the world. As it enters its fourth decade in 2022, INSTEP aspires to take its role as the technical learning solutions partner even further in retooling the human capital equation in the energy sector.

INSTEP Continues to Accelerate Papua New Guinea Human Capital Development

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INSTEP is ending the year 2022 with another success story marking the date of 15th December 2022 after 10 engineers from Santos Limited, Papua New Guinea, had successfully completed 4 months of the customised Petroleum Technology Programme (PTP). This event further validifies INSTEP’s reputation as an internationally acknowledged preferred learning solutions partner.


A cosy closing ceremony was held at Paya Bunga Hotel, Kuala Terengganu to commemorate the completion of the 4-month training programme. The programme started in August until December 2022 with a total of 19 learning weeks. Involving learners from various engineering backgrounds, INSTEP designed this programme with the intention to ensure all learners are exposed to multiple engineering fields and to upskill technical knowledge to boost up their capability.

Anticipation and cheerful smiles were reflected on the learners’ faces alongside INSTEP staffs.

INSTEP’s pivotal role with Santos Limited which previously known as Oil Search Limited (OSL), was established since 2018, when INSTEP had been actively providing technical learning solutions to OSL engineers and technicians through customised training programmes.

Mr. Muhammad Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Marketing & Sales delivered his welcoming remarks during the ceremony.

Mr. Muhammad Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Marketing & Sales extended his heartiest congratulations to the learners. “Your hard work and perseverance have paid off, congratulations to everyone. Four months might be considered a long time for you, but eventually here we are today, celebrating your successful completion after the challenges and hurdles you have gone through this programme.”

He also mentioned about INSTEP’s fervent effort in enriching the Papua New Guinea energy workforce. “INSTEP will continue to contribute to Papua New Guinea technical talents pipelines through our technical training programmes. Besides from your batch, we also have the apprentices who are currently undergoing training in INSTEP and will be finishing in April 2023.”

Mr. Biang Kanasa in his sharing as the learners’ representative.

Quoting Mr. Biang Kanasa in his learners’ representative speech, “Though we are from the same company, we just had the chance to connect and bond after joining this programme. In addition, now I am proud to say, we are able to speak the same language across different fields of engineering.”


Mr. Biang Kanasa also conveyed his gratitude towards INSTEP hospitality and 5-star services provided through his 4-month stay in INSTEP. “We were exposed to cultural differences when we just arrived here, but luckily in no time, we were able to adapt quickly since everyone at INSTEP is so warm and welcoming”, he added.

Mr. Muhammad Asri during the certificate presentation to one of the learners.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Idris bin Ibrahim also congratulated the learners upon their course completion. “Congratulations to all learners and thank you for your strong trust and confidence in choosing INSTEP as your preferred technical learning solutions partner. Hopefully all of the valuable experiences you gain here in INSTEP will be helpful in crafting your career pathway.”


With the commissioning of Upstream Downstream Training Plant (UDTP) since 2014, it allows rooms for mistakes, enabling learners to reflect and understand errors prior to actually performing the job later at live plant. In the effort to deliver the value of industry & technology driven technical learning solutions, INSTEP is committed to continue progressing and accelerating local and international energy workforce competency development while enriching lives for a sustainable future.

INSTEP is ending the year 2022 with another success story marking the date of 15th December 2022 after 10 engineers from Santos Limited, Papua New Guinea, had successfully completed 4 months of the customised Petroleum Technology Programme (PTP). This event further validifies INSTEP’s reputation as an internationally acknowledged preferred learning solutions partner.


A cosy closing ceremony was held at Paya Bunga Hotel, Kuala Terengganu to commemorate the completion of the 4-month training programme. The programme started in August until December 2022 with a total of 19 learning weeks. Involving learners from various engineering backgrounds, INSTEP designed this programme with the intention to ensure all learners are exposed to multiple engineering fields and to upskill technical knowledge to boost up their capability.

Anticipation and cheerful smiles were reflected on the learners’ faces alongside INSTEP staffs.

INSTEP’s pivotal role with Santos Limited which previously known as Oil Search Limited (OSL), was established since 2018, when INSTEP had been actively providing technical learning solutions to OSL engineers and technicians through customised training programmes.

Mr. Muhammad Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Marketing & Sales delivered his welcoming remarks during the ceremony.

Mr. Muhammad Asri Omar, INSTEP Head of Marketing & Sales extended his heartiest congratulations to the learners. “Your hard work and perseverance have paid off, congratulations to everyone. Four months might be considered a long time for you, but eventually here we are today, celebrating your successful completion after the challenges and hurdles you have gone through this programme.”

He also mentioned about INSTEP’s fervent effort in enriching the Papua New Guinea energy workforce. “INSTEP will continue to contribute to Papua New Guinea technical talents pipelines through our technical training programmes. Besides from your batch, we also have the apprentices who are currently undergoing training in INSTEP and will be finishing in April 2023.”

Mr. Biang Kanasa in his sharing as the learners’ representative.

Quoting Mr. Biang Kanasa in his learners’ representative speech, “Though we are from the same company, we just had the chance to connect and bond after joining this programme. In addition, now I am proud to say, we are able to speak the same language across different fields of engineering.”


Mr. Biang Kanasa also conveyed his gratitude towards INSTEP hospitality and 5-star services provided through his 4-month stay in INSTEP. “We were exposed to cultural differences when we just arrived here, but luckily in no time, we were able to adapt quickly since everyone at INSTEP is so warm and welcoming”, he added.

Mr. Muhammad Asri during the certificate presentation to one of the learners.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Idris bin Ibrahim also congratulated the learners upon their course completion. “Congratulations to all learners and thank you for your strong trust and confidence in choosing INSTEP as your preferred technical learning solutions partner. Hopefully all of the valuable experiences you gain here in INSTEP will be helpful in crafting your career pathway.”


With the commissioning of Upstream Downstream Training Plant (UDTP) since 2014, it allows rooms for mistakes, enabling learners to reflect and understand errors prior to actually performing the job later at live plant. In the effort to deliver the value of industry & technology driven technical learning solutions, INSTEP is committed to continue progressing and accelerating local and international energy workforce competency development while enriching lives for a sustainable future.

INSTEP Promotes Sustainability Agenda among Primary School Students

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Nearing the year end does not deter INSTEP’s spirit to promote sustainability agenda, by conducting the second part of the signature CSR programme Sentuhan Edu-Lestari. The half-day programme is the continuation of the first session where 160 students participated in planting 80 mango trees (Harumanis) at INSTEP compound.

The Sentuhan Edu-Lestari Programme is conducted as a part of fulfilling the PETRONAS sustainability aspiration through the key areas of high-impact Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Programmes. The programme took up two days from 23-24 November 2022, involving 160 participants from eight schools from the districts of Kuala Nerus and Setiu, Terengganu.

Bright faces of the students during the programme.

The programme included a session of interactive engagement with the students. A sharing on “Waste Classification” with fun games and activities throughout the session were prepared for the students. Enthusiastic and high-spirited cheers filled up the room during the session, with the students’ eagerness to answer questions and share their thoughts on the sustainability concepts.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, En. Idris bin Ibrahim enthusiastically delivered his welcoming remarks during the event.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, En. Idris bin Ibrahim in his speech during the event highlighted the importance of instilling the interest of being an active player in taking care of the nature from the young age. “I am very optimistic that this programme will spark your interest in giving a hand for nurturing the nature, and I hope you will continue to play your part in carrying out the sustainable practices in our daily lives”.

Taking it down a notch from the outdoor mango tree planting, in this session, the students were given chance to grow green beans in a used container, which aligned with the topic of “Waste Classification and Sustainability”. The students were asked to bring their own container from home, which called for their awareness on the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) concept.

The students actively participated in various activities during the session.

En. Idris bin Ibrahim also emphasised on the sustainability concept in his speech. “Sustainability is a continuous thing. Though we are doing it now, but the result is yet to come, the benefits will come into the picture later”.

The students came forward to share their thoughts on the activities and new knowledge gained from the session.

During the students’ sharing session, Husain Hilmi bin Mat Atar, a student from SK Bukit Wan mentioned about the essence of 3R. “If I were given a chance to make a change, I would like to add more bins according to the waste classifications, in order to have a cleaner school area.”

In addition, Nurul Hajar Nadiah binti Ramzi from SK Maras shared about the new knowledge she gained by participating in this event. “By coming to today’s session, I learnt a lot of new things, such as e-wastes, organic waste and sanitary waste”.

The students expressed their creativities through their artworks during the sharing session.

Students playing at the STEM-related Booth Activities assembled by Petrosains.

A teacher representative from SK Batu Rakit conveyed her gratitude to INSTEP for inviting her school to participate in the programme. “I am very thankful to INSTEP for inviting our school for today’s session. The students were really enjoying the activities and I hope the knowledge they gained here today will continuously benefit them”.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, En. Idris bin Ibrahim presented the appreciation certificates to the teacher representative.

This signature CSR programme demonstrated INSTEP’s tremendous effort and commitment to conduct and grow business in ways that contribute positively to society and the environment, alongside realizing a part of the PETRONAS Statement of Purpose, to enrich lives for a sustainable future.

Nearing the year end does not deter INSTEP’s spirit to promote sustainability agenda, by conducting the second part of the signature CSR programme Sentuhan Edu-Lestari. The half-day programme is the continuation of the first session where 160 students participated in planting 80 mango trees (Harumanis) at INSTEP compound.

The Sentuhan Edu-Lestari Programme is conducted as a part of fulfilling the PETRONAS sustainability aspiration through the key areas of high-impact Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Programmes. The programme took up two days from 23-24 November 2022, involving 160 participants from eight schools from the districts of Kuala Nerus and Setiu, Terengganu.

Bright faces of the students during the programme.

The programme included a session of interactive engagement with the students. A sharing on “Waste Classification” with fun games and activities throughout the session were prepared for the students. Enthusiastic and high-spirited cheers filled up the room during the session, with the students’ eagerness to answer questions and share their thoughts on the sustainability concepts.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, En. Idris bin Ibrahim enthusiastically delivered his welcoming remarks during the event.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, En. Idris bin Ibrahim in his speech during the event highlighted the importance of instilling the interest of being an active player in taking care of the nature from the young age. “I am very optimistic that this programme will spark your interest in giving a hand for nurturing the nature, and I hope you will continue to play your part in carrying out the sustainable practices in our daily lives”.

Taking it down a notch from the outdoor mango tree planting, in this session, the students were given chance to grow green beans in a used container, which aligned with the topic of “Waste Classification and Sustainability”. The students were asked to bring their own container from home, which called for their awareness on the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) concept.

The students actively participated in various activities during the session.

En. Idris bin Ibrahim also emphasised on the sustainability concept in his speech. “Sustainability is a continuous thing. Though we are doing it now, but the result is yet to come, the benefits will come into the picture later”.

The students came forward to share their thoughts on the activities and new knowledge gained from the session.

During the students’ sharing session, Husain Hilmi bin Mat Atar, a student from SK Bukit Wan mentioned about the essence of 3R. “If I were given a chance to make a change, I would like to add more bins according to the waste classifications, in order to have a cleaner school area.”

In addition, Nurul Hajar Nadiah binti Ramzi from SK Maras shared about the new knowledge she gained by participating in this event. “By coming to today’s session, I learnt a lot of new things, such as e-wastes, organic waste and sanitary waste”.

The students expressed their creativities through their artworks during the sharing session.

Students playing at the STEM-related Booth Activities assembled by Petrosains.

A teacher representative from SK Batu Rakit conveyed her gratitude to INSTEP for inviting her school to participate in the programme. “I am very thankful to INSTEP for inviting our school for today’s session. The students were really enjoying the activities and I hope the knowledge they gained here today will continuously benefit them”.

INSTEP Chief Executive Officer, En. Idris bin Ibrahim presented the appreciation certificates to the teacher representative.

This signature CSR programme demonstrated INSTEP’s tremendous effort and commitment to conduct and grow business in ways that contribute positively to society and the environment, alongside realizing a part of the PETRONAS Statement of Purpose, to enrich lives for a sustainable future.

Announcing INSTEP Learning Calendar 2023!

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INSTEP Learning Calendar 2023 for PETRONAS group is now available.

Become one of the first to own it!!

Let’s start planning your technical learning journey for next year.

Click the image below to download our 2023 Learning Calendar.

PETRONAS Group Edition

Public Edition

PCSB Permit to Work (PTW) Edition

For more information, reach us at  instepmarketing@petronas.com, we would love to talk to you!

INSTEP Learning Calendar 2023 for PETRONAS group is now available.

Become one of the first to own it!!

Let’s start planning your technical learning journey for next year.

Click the image below to download our 2023 Learning Calendar.

PETRONAS Group Edition

Public Edition

PCSB Permit to Work (PTW) Edition

For more information, reach us at  instepmarketing@petronas.com, we would love to talk to you!

We’ve got you covered!

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INSTEP Learning Calendar 2023 is coming to you this November. Get ready for even more fresh thrills and excitement in our upcoming learning calendar!

Stay Tuned!

INSTEP Learning Calendar 2023 is coming to you this November. Get ready for even more fresh thrills and excitement in our upcoming learning calendar!

Stay Tuned!