In 2019, with the support of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Malaysia, the KZIUM opened a total of two 10-week Chinese courses for the Anti-Money Laundering Investigation Team of the Royal Malaysian Police. 45 police officers participated in the course. In 2022, the Kong Zi Institute at the University of Malaya will once again offer Chinese courses for the Royal Malaysian Police Class. The course lasted 12 weeks, with a total of 24 hours of Chinese and Chinese culture courses, and a total of 33 police officers participated in the course. Since 2013, the Chinese publication review department under the Ministry of Home Affairs of Malaysia has cooperated with the KZIUM to offer Chinese reading and translation courses, aiming to improve employees’ Chinese reading and translation skills.The next session is expected to start in the second half of 2022 and will involve 20 Home Ministry officials from all over Malaysia. The Immigration Short-term Chinese Class is a short-term intensive Chinese course jointly organized by the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia, the Malaysian Immigration Department and the KZIUM aiming to help the customs officers of the immigration bureau communicate better with Chinese tourists, and promote exchanges and cooperation between the two countries. Since 2012, the KZIUM has cooperated with China Foreign Affairs University to offer Chinese elective courses, teaching basic Chinese comprehensive courses for the IDFR Diploma for Diplomats program

Since 2012, with the support of Beijing Foreign Studies University, the Kong Zi Institute at the University of Malaya has successively provided local Chinese primary and secondary school teachers in Malaysia, as well as college teachers who teach Chinese as a second language and Chinese teachers in international schools, including teaching methods and elements of teaching. , Orthophone, Chinese character teaching and other topics of teacher training. Before the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, the Kong Zi Institute at the University of Malaya mainly provided the above training by inviting Chinese teaching experts from China twice a year, and now it is mainly online training. The following is the local teacher training information in 2022: In order to support the professional development of overseas local Chinese teachers, this summer, the Kong Zi Institute at the University of Malaya will continue to cooperate with Beijing Foreign Studies University to organize a series of online training programs for local Chinese teachers. The specific arrangements and notes of the project are as follows: 1. Course content: focus on online teaching, please refer to the project poster for the detailed schedule. 2. Registration: Please register through the link before July 1, 2022 (limited places, the registration system will be closed when the number of applicants is full): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe-xhFQCTR 3. Platform: ZOOM, this training will provide course review.