As the world of work evolves with advances in technology, artificial intelligence and emerging industries, Malaysians are navigating different starting points, transitions and directions in their talent and career journeys.
To help Malaysians better understand their strengths, build relevant skills and explore the pathways available to them, Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp) is organising Minggu MyBakat 2026, a national talent platform that brings together Malaysians, employers, Government, academia and industry.
As Malaysia’s national talent orchestrator, TalentCorp connects workforce insights and industry needs with targeted talent development solutions.
By bringing together workforce intelligence and industry insights, TalentCorp identifies how jobs and skills are evolving, where talent needs are emerging, and the capabilities Malaysians need to respond to these changes.
Why Should Malaysians Pay Attention to Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp?
One of the biggest reasons Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp matters is because the world of work is changing quickly.
New technologies, automation, and artificial intelligence are shaking things up in the job market. They’re not only creating new jobs but also changing the skills needed for the ones that already exist. This means that having a degree or qualification might not cut it anymore. It’s really important to know your strengths, build relevant skills, and find out about the different opportunities out there.
Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp brings all this together in one spot. It’s a great chance for participants to get practical advice, learn about the latest skills, connect with industry mentors, and discover programs that can help them move to their next steps.
Rather than being focused on one particular age group or talent segments, the platform recognises that talent development can happen throughout a person’s life.
From Students to Working Adults, There Is Something to Explore
Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp is open to Malaysians with different needs and experiences.
For school students, the event is a great way to start thinking about their interests, strengths, and where they might want to go in the future. University students and fresh grads can get a feel for what employers expect, plus pick up some industry insights and skills that will come in handy when they jump into the workforce.
For working Malaysians who want to build new skills, take their next step or explore a different direction, this is an opportunity to gain useful guidance and take part in conversations with industry.
The platform also supports Malaysians going through major navigating important transitions, like women returning to work and veterans from Malaysian Armed Forces looking to turn their military experience into civilian jobs.
More Than Just Listening: What Can Participants Do?
Participants can expect opportunities to learn and interact rather than simply attend talks.
Among the areas available at Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp are opportunities and talent discovery, one-to-one mentoring, skills and workforce-readiness sessions, assessments and consultations. Participants can also learn more about artificial intelligence and other emerging capabilities shaping the workplace.
The event will bring together employers, Government agencies, academia, industry players and TalentCorp programmes, giving Malaysians an opportunity to interact directly with people involved in the country’s talent and workforce ecosystem.
Real stories from Malaysians who have developed new skills and moved into employment will also offer participants practical perspectives on the different paths people can take.
Beyond skills and the workplace, the programme will also touch on some of the less talked-about parts of growing up and figuring out what comes next. Influencers such as Christy Ng, Madnor and Amin x Abid will share their perspectives on life and work through the “Unwritten Rules of Growing Up” segment, bringing a more personal and relatable dimension to the day.
Talent Is More Than Just Academic Qualifications
At the heart of Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp is the idea that talent should not be defined only by academic qualifications.
Skills, experience, interests and potential can all play a role in shaping a person’s future. This is particularly important as Malaysians increasingly take different routes into the workforce. Some may begin working straight after school, while others may pursue higher education, learn new skills later in life, return to work after a break or move into an entirely different field.
By bringing these different journeys together, Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp aims to help Malaysians better understand where they are, what skills they have, and what possibilities they can explore next.
A Chance to Think About Your Next Step
For Malaysians who are unsure about their next move, looking to develop new skills or simply curious about how the workplace is changing, Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp offers a space to explore these questions.
At its core, the event is about helping Malaysians better understand the opportunities available to them, with access to useful information, practical guidance and connections that can help them decide what comes next.
Whether you are a student trying to understand your strengths, a fresh graduate preparing for your first job, a working professional considering a new direction, or someone returning to the workforce, Minggu MyBakat 2026 by TalentCorp encourages Malaysians to look at their own talent and consider where it could take them next.
Event Details
Date: 8 October 2026
Venue: Connexion Conference & Event Centre (Nexus), Bangsar
Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Expected participants: 1,500–2,000
Exhibition booths: More than 60
Those interested can register through www.mybakat.my
