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Grab is seeking an Assistant Programme Manager, Training to lead end-to-end training programmes across Malaysia and Singapore. You will govern curricula, map capability development, and certify BPO trainers, ensuring delivery excellence and measurable impact.
Based in Petaling Jaya and onsite, you will collaborate with the Manager, Training and Quality and Operations Leads to convert insights into structured roadmaps and governance standards that raise agent performance.
As a member of our Training and Quality team within Customer Operations Excellence (Enablement), you will operate as the learning architect across Malaysia and Singapore. We are a high-impact enablement team dedicated to designing, governing, and scaling learning architectures that elevate agent capability across both in-house teams and BPO partner sites.
As the Assistant Programme Manager, Training, you will lead end-to-end training programmes, curriculum governance, and capability development across Malaysia and Singapore. Moving beyond classroom delivery, your core mission is to convert user experience insights and operational data (surfaced by GS Strategy & Planning) into structured training roadmaps and governed curriculum standards. You will certify BPO trainers across external sites, manage programme execution, and report training effectiveness, capability metrics, and operational impact directly to your Manager and Operations Leads.
You will report directly to the Manager, Training and Quality and will be based in Petaling Jaya, where the company will have you working onsite.
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