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Education
‘Gen Z not a lost generation’
Gen Z stands apart in exploring what gives relationships depth, what defines the purpose of work, and how social norms shape everyday life. These reflections are a natural part of our development as social beings.
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Education
So you want to be a dentist?
If you love science and have a flair for the arts but do not know which to choose, consider dentistry. After all, dentistry combines the science of healing with the art of aesthetics.
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Education
Celebrating academic excellence
MANAGEMENT and Science University (MSU) celebrated the academic achievements of postgraduate graduands during its 36th Convocation Ceremony on Dec 6 and 7 last year.
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Education
A DECADE OF GROWTH AT SRI BESTARI PRIVATE SCHOOL
WHEN it comes to choosing a school, parents may face the dilemma of whether they should pick a school their child fits in, or a school that fits their child's needs.
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Education
Unlocking Sabah’s sago potential
Beyond workshops and kitchens, vocational students are proving they can make their mark in academic journals.
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Education
Keeping growth momentum
Value-driven global education strategies must be in place if Malaysia hopes to realise the 8.5% international student growth projection by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).
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Education
Diverse perspectives enrich unis
International students bring diverse perspectives from their cultural backgrounds. This enriches class discussions and the overall student experience, as they interact with peers and build international networks while at university. We have a team that travels the world to promote Malaysian education, working with Malaysian embassies and high commissions, meeting potential students and their families, and participating in education fairs. Our international offices in our Malaysian institutions support students to ensure a good experience that they can share back home.
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Education
Why global students flock to Malaysia
ACCESS to globally recognised degrees at lower costs is a major draw for international students to Malaysia, say stakeholders.
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STARPICKS
DEFINING YEAR FOR SCHOOLS
THE Education Ministry is listening to and acting on the voice of the people.
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Education
BUILDING A READING NATION
READING must be nurtured as a lived culture rather than an obligation, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.
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Education
Step by step to gold
NOT many swimmers would think to apply computer science principles while in the pool.
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Education
UiTM students take charge of career prep
CAMPUS life is not just a matter of sitting in lectures and absorbing knowledge.
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Nation
Minimum of 'C' in four core subjects for all students among targets in new education blueprint, says DG
PETALING JAYA: The upcoming Education Blueprint 2026-2035 will impose firm key performance targets, including a requirement for students at both the primary and secondary school levels to obtain at least a grade C in four core subjects - Bahasa Melayu, English, Mathematics and History, says Mohd Azam Ahmad.
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Nation
Umno proposes law to protect teachers
KUALA LUMPUR: Umno has proposed the establishment of a Malaysian Teachers Protection Act (Akta Perlindungan Guru Guru Malaysia) to safeguard the welfare and rights of teachers, particularly in terms of workload, safety and professional rights.
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STARPICKS
From player to creator
WHETHER it is the thrill of a last-minute victory in an online battle, the satisfaction of solving a puzzle or the awe of stepping into a vast open world, games are never just entertainment; they are lived experiences.
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Nation
UPSR, PT3 exam review expected to be completed this year, says Fadhlina
PUTRAJAYA: The review on the need to reinstate Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) and Pentaksiran Tingkatan Tiga (PT3) examinations is expected to be completed this year, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.
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Nation
Early Schooling Assistance of RM150 should be given to parents in full, says Fadhlina
NIBONG TEBAL: The Early Schooling Assistance of RM150 per student must be paid in full to parents, with no deductions, for their children's school preparation.
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Education
Malaysia emerges as one of the world’s most dynamic study destinations
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is rapidly becoming one of the world's most dynamic international education hubs.
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Nation
Johor sees sharp drop in Tamil school enrolment
TAMIL education activists in Johor have expressed concern with the sizeable drop in enrolment of pupils in Tamil schools, Malaysia Nanban reported.
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Nation
Mandarin, a good lesson for the future
SHAH ALAM: It's a common wish list for non-Chinese parents who send their children to Chinese schools.
