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Education
Yale, Harvard, here we come!
SEEKING meaningful experiences beyond their academic pursuits has borne fruit for two Malaysian students.
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Education
CISI status for APU finance grads
PROFESSIONAL development in any sector is a boon in today’s evolving world.
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Education
Pathways to legal excellence
Lawyers use their extensive legal knowledge to help clients achieve desired outcomes, whether in contentious cases before decision-makers or in non-contentious matters with stakeholders like bankers and regulators.
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Education
‘Respect, acceptance core values in M’sia’
THE principles of Rukun Negara will be promoted extensively to foster unity and harmony among Malaysians, says National Unity Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang.
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Education
RM51k reward in store for brainy talents
RECALLING information can be a challenge for anyone but with the right techniques and motivation, one can achieve incredible feats, regardless of age.
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Education
KBTC teachers reunite
After four decades of separation, the long-awaited reunion of former trainee teachers and a cherished lecturer from Kota Bharu Teacher’s College (KBTC) finally came to fruition.
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Education
Zambry: TVET crucial for nation’s growth
Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) ensures that students are ready to contribute to Malaysia’s development and competitiveness on the global stage.
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Nation
Revitalise teaching with reforms
PETALING JAYA: The teaching profession is in need of reforms to keep teachers at the top of their game, say experts.
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Education
Be optimistic, says Fadhlina
BE optimistic about our education system, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Education
‘Our teachers must deliver’
Experts call for stronger evaluation, bigger training budget to propel Malaysian students forward
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Nation
Cheaper fixed Internet for 10,000 schools
SEMPORNA: The government will provide high-speed fixed broadband Internet subscription packages for schools under the Education Ministry starting July 1.
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Education
‘Ready for my love story’
“TO love at all is to be vulnerable,” wrote British author C.S. Lewis.
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Nation
Groups urge greater scrutiny of homeschooling system
PETALING JAYA: Education advocates are calling for the tracking of Malaysian children to ensure they attend formal primary schools, whether public or private.
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Nation
Tech-savvy kids are the future
KUANTAN: Sufficient Internet coverage will be provided in low-density, rural and interior areas to facilitate students’ online learning, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
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Nation
Maverick teachers ‘cosplay’ for their pupils
PETALING JAYA: Educators at the Maverick International Primary School in Semenyih became rock stars, doctors, engineers and flight attendants in a vibrant and joyous celebration of Teachers Day yesterday.
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Nation
Foster unity by setting up Rukun Negara Club, Aaron Ago urges higher education institutes
SHAH ALAM: Higher education institutions, especially private one, should foster the spirit of unity by setting up Rukun Negara Clubs, says Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang.
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Nation
South-West Monsoon: Education Ministry reminds schools to comply with set guidelines
KUANTAN: The Education Ministry is always ready and alert for weather changes, including the South-West Monsoon, which is expected to start this month and last until September.
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Indonesia
Plans to up number of Indonesian students in Malaysian varsities by 20%
JAKARTA: The Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) is actively trying to attract students from Indonesia to continue their studies in Malaysia with the target of increasing the current 10,000 students by 20 per cent.
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Nation
No talks on opening UiTM admission to non-bumiputra, Zambry reiterates
KUALA LUMPUR: The Higher Education Ministry reasserts that the proposal to open Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) admission to non-bumiputra students has never been discussed in any ministry or Cabinet meetings.