Visually impaired youth receives offer of projects to develop his interest


Opportunity knocks: Kenzon at the press conference with his parents.

GEORGE TOWN: Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) top scorer Kenzon Yeoh, 18, has taken a step closer to reaching his dream of becoming a computer programmer.

The visually impaired youth who scored 5A+ and 2A- last year has been invited by @CAT Penang programme director Howie Chang to the centre in Wisma Yeap Chor Ee to discuss the matter.

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