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JPK TM002 TVET Trainer Registration

Register your trainers with JPK under TM002 so your centre meets trainer competency requirements — qualifications and industry experience verified, MySPIKE registration completed.

Department of Skills Development (JPK) Issuing authorityDepartment of Skills Development (JPK)
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At a glance
RegistersTVET trainers
SystemJPK / MySPIKE
VerifiesQualifications & experience
Needed byTraining centres
  1. 1EligibilityWeek 1
  2. 2EvidenceWeek 1–2
  3. 3MySPIKE submissionWeek 2
  4. 4JPK follow-upPer JPK
  5. 5RegisteredDone
4documents to prepare
5steps, handled by us
2items delivered to you

Quick answer

TM002 is the JPK registration of TVET trainers. A trainer's qualifications and industry experience are verified and registered through the JPK / MySPIKE system, which training centres need to meet JPK's trainer competency requirements. We assess eligibility, verify and compile the supporting documents, submit through MySPIKE and follow up with JPK until registration is complete.

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01

Overview

A JPK-accredited programme is only as credible as the people teaching it. TM002 is how JPK records that a trainer meets the requirements to deliver TVET training.

Registration checks two things: the trainer's qualifications and their relevant industry experience. It is submitted through the JPK / MySPIKE system, and the resulting registration is what centres rely on when JPK reviews their trainer competency.

Applications are usually slowed by evidence: experience that is claimed but not documented, or qualifications that do not match the occupational area. We verify and organise the evidence before submission.

Who needs this

  • Trainers joining a JPK-accredited centre
  • Centres preparing for accreditation or renewal
  • Industry practitioners moving into TVET teaching

02

Documents you need to prepare

Trainer

  • IC or passport
  • Academic and skills certificates (e.g. SKM/DKM, TVETi)
  • CV and evidence of industry experience

Centre

  • Training centre details and programme area
  • Experience must be documented, not only stated in a CV.
  • Qualifications should match the occupational area the trainer will teach.

03

How to get it done with ONEKEY BIZ

  1. 1
    Eligibility Week 1

    Qualifications and experience assessed.

  2. 2
    Evidence Week 1–2

    Supporting documents verified and compiled.

  3. 3
    MySPIKE submission Week 2

    Registration submitted through the JPK / MySPIKE system.

  4. 4
    JPK follow-up Per JPK

    Queries answered until registered.

  5. 5
    Registered Done

    TM002 registration completed.

You do

  • Provide certificates and experience evidence

We do

  • Assess eligibility
  • Verify and compile documents
  • Submit through MySPIKE
  • Follow up with JPK

04

What you receive

TM002 trainer registration

The trainer registered with JPK.

Trainer file

Organised qualification and experience evidence for audits.

Official sources

  1. Department of Skills Development (JPK)
  2. MySPIKE — JPK skills portal

Frequently asked questions

Is TM002 needed for accreditation?

Centres must meet JPK trainer competency requirements; registered trainers are part of that.

What counts as experience?

Relevant, documented industry experience in the occupational area.

Can TVETi help?

Instructor qualifications such as TVETi strengthen a trainer's profile.