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Ministry continues explaining Year One entry rules
GEORGE TOWN: The Education Ministry will continue to engage with parents, kindergartens and preschools to provide further clarification on the enrolment of Year One pupils at the age of six.
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Education Ministry to continue engagement on Year One entry at age six
GEORGE TOWN: The Education Ministry will continue its engagement sessions with private kindergarten and preschool operators, as well as parents, to provide further clarification on issues arising from the enrolment of Year One pupils at the age of six.
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VTAR Institute earns five-star rating, cements place among Malaysia’s top TVET institutions
PETALING JAYA: VTAR Institute has been recognised as a leading force in technical and vocational education after receiving the coveted five-star rating from Malaysia's Skills Development Department (JPK), marking a major milestone for the institution.
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Education
English edge in AI age
Scholarship providers stress clear communication as key to unlocking opportunities.
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Education
CNY cheer charms global students
INSTEAD of the usual scene of students grouped together, busy studying or moving between classes, the foyer at Sunway University became the stage for professional lion dancers leaping from pole to pole as loud drumbeats synced with their rhythm.
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Education
Grants for undergrads to run ‘happiness projects’
Initiative empowers students to create real impact in communities.
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Education
Why humanistic education matters
Letters: From DR WENDY YEE, Principal, Soka International School Malaysia.
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Education
Scholars’ winning advice
With Wong Ka Mun, Rheaa Kaur, Cheong Ko En, Dr Hanim Salami, Sharwin Rajan and Zill Irfan Zamrizal.
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Education
Treating through telehealth
Aspiring doctors must be trained to practise in virtual care settings.
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Education
‘Teaching factory’ for TVET
The launch of Universiti Kuala Lumpur's (UniKL) first off-campus Teaching Factory, operating within the premises of Fassi Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd – its industry partner specialising in crane technology – marks a significant milestone in strengthening Malaysia-Italy cooperation.
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Education
Innovative educator triumphs at global awards
Technological innovations in education should not be seen as gimmicks, but as ways to create realistic practice spaces where students can experiment, make mistakes safely and see the consequences of their decisions.
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Education
Young ambassadors on M’sia-US cultural exchange journey
TWENTY-THREE exceptional secondary school students from across the country are now serving as "youth ambassadors" to foster mutual understanding between Malaysia and the United States.
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Education
Don't Miss It: Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language (TOCFL)
Registration deadline: March 6
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Education
Top honour for MMU pioneer
BRINGING national higher education to greater heights has been at the heart of Prof Tan Sri Dr Ghauth Jasmon's career.
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Education
Fluency beyond one language
WHILE English mastery is crucial, students must not neglect the importance of developing proficiency in other languages, say the Star Education Fund's partners-in-education.
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Nation
PM Anwar announces further RM20mil allocation for Chinese secondary schools
IPOH: A further RM20mil has been announced for Chinese vernacular schools (SJKC)
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UMSC offers 150 full scholarships to train nurses
KUALA LUMPUR: UM Specialist Centre (UMSC) will offer 150 full scholarships each year for students enrolled in its diploma in nursing programme, says Universiti Malaya vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Seri Dr Noor Azuan Abu Osman.
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Education
UMSC to offer 150 nursing scholarships annually to address workforce shortage
KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Malaya Specialist Centre (UMSC) will offer 150 full scholarships each year for students enrolled in its diploma in nursing programme, says UM vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Seri Dr Noor Azuan Abu Osman.
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UM to push for financial autonomy to reduce govt funding, says vice-chancellor
KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Malaya (UM) is accelerating its shift toward financial autonomy to reduce its reliance on government funding, says vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Seri Dr Noor Azuan Abu Osman.
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Strong STEM partnerships key to future-ready students, says Fadhlina
GEORGE TOWN: The Education Ministry is focused on forging strong partnerships to ensure STEM education prepares students for the future and develops Malaysia's next generation of scientists, innovators, and leaders, Fadhlina Sidek said.
