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Year 4 learning matrix for early intervention, not pupil, school ranking, says Exams Board director
PUTRAJAYA: The Year 4 Learning Matrix 2026, scheduled to be held from Oct 6 to 8, will be used to identify pupils' learning needs and facilitate early intervention, and not to compare achievements between pupils or schools, according to the Education Ministry's Examinations Board (EB).
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TAR UMT tax exemption only approved for three years, not 10 as announced, says Dr Wee
YONG PENG: A promised 10-year income tax exemption for Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) has instead been approved for only three years, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
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International students account for 12.6% of higher education institutions' enrollment, says ministry
PUTRAJAYA: International students make up only 12.6% of total enrolment in public and private higher education institutions in Malaysia as of Dec 31, 2025, according to the Higher Education Ministry.
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Education
Future of learning still human
Empathy crucial in education as youth feel increasingly disconnected.
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Education
Beyond family duty
As unpaid caregiving continues to strain households and the economy, experts say attracting young people to the profession is vital.
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Education
Caring for the caregivers
MALAYSIA'S caregiving challenge does not end with recruiting more people into the profession – it also lies in ensuring they have the support to sustain the role.
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Education
AI for care support
AS Malaysia moves closer towards becoming an ageing nation by 2030, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful support system for caregivers in an increasingly digital world.
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Education
Serve with wisdom, humility and purpose, TAR UMT grads told
Success in life is not measured solely by position, wealth or recognition, but also by the impact one makes on the people around oneself and the values one upholds along the way.
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Education
Upskilling talent in support of Visit Malaysia Year
In support of Visit Malaysia Year 2026, Unitar University College Kuala Lumpur (UUCKL) and D'Tandoor Food Industries Sdn Bhd recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop industry-ready talent for Malaysia's tourism and hospitality sectors.
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Education
Defying visual limits
Youth turned challenges into meaning, carving a path in psychology and beyond.
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Education
Why a degree is no longer enough
Letters: From GOPI NAIDU APPAMAN and PROF DR SIVABALA NAIDU - Quest International University.
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Education
Recipe for global success
Award-winning chef credits culinary training in Malaysia for laying the foundation of international career.
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Education
A ripple effect beyond one scholar
FOR Jason Soh Chiaw Ker (pic), the decision to pursue further studies came at a pivotal point early in his teaching career – one that would test both his resolve and sense of purpose.
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Education
Building a career in insurance
ANYTHING is possible if one is willing to put in the work, says Isaac Thong Mun Ho, drawing on his experience building a career in insurance.
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Education
Mastering MUET
The best way to excel in the Malaysian University English Test (MUET) is to listen to one's teachers and follow their guidance closely.
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Education
APU duo wins award for AI farming solution
DECISION-MAKING is central to many sectors, including agriculture.
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Healthy Minds in Schools initiative to boost student wellbeing, says Fadhlina
KUALA LUMPUR: Every incident involving the safety of students in schools will be assessed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account factors beyond physical safety, including their psychosocial wellbeing and mental health, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.
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RM13.8bil allocated for 1,250 dilapidated school projects, says Education Ministry
PETALING JAYA: The Education Ministry said the reconstruction of dilapidated school buildings is underway nationwide.
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More Malay pupils turn to SJKCs
KUALA LUMPUR: More than 41,000 Malay students are currently enrolled in Chinese vernacular schools (SJKC), showing a steady upward trend over the past five years, says Fadhlina Sidek (pic).
