NADI's Free AI Courses Still Open To Women Entrepreneurs Nationwide
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Free AI and digital marketing courses at National Information Dissemination Centres (NADI) nationwide remain open to women entrepreneurs, Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching said. 

Speaking at the MCCC-WEC’s Media and Charity Night 2026 in Ampang, Teo said the Communications Ministry, through the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), continues to offer AI-focused training programmes at NADI centres. These are run in collaboration with strategic partners and tailored to specific communities’ needs.

Courses Also Cover Digital Marketing And E-Commerce

NADI’s courses go beyond AI to cover digital entrepreneurship, digital marketing and other business skills, Teo said. 

At every centre, trained AI prompt engineers are also on hand to guide visitors through using AI tools, part of MCMC’s “1Prompt Engineer, 1NADI” programme, with participants certified through the MIMOS Academy.

You can check what’s available at your nearest NADI centre.

Part Of A Wider Push To Widen AI Access

NADI’s training adds to a broader government effort to make AI skills more accessible, including a separate free AI training programme launched for Malaysians aged 18 to 30.

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