Quota removal may see higher fees in international schools


WHEN I was in school in the 1970s and 80s, international schools were the choice schools for expatriates, diplomats and students who have studied abroad.

Malaysian students rarely were enrolled in such schools as getting an education in international schools was not the priority of most parents of kids in my generation. Government schools were sufficient for a good education back then.

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