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Education Ministry views rape cases involving minors seriously, says Fadhlina
KUALA KANGSAR: The Education Ministry views seriously the increase in rape cases involving minors over the past few years, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Enhance training related to AI, TVET, says Anwar
GEORGE TOWN: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged all implementing agencies, particularly ministries, to prioritise the training of young people on artificial intelligence (AI) so that the country does not fall behind in this field.
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Head to Star Education Fair for valuable insights into tertiary study options
PUTRAJAYA: School leavers unsure of what to do next should visit the Star Education Fair, at the IOI Grand Exhibition and Convention Centre.
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Education
UTAR-led research gets green grant
A TEAM of researchers led by Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) academic Prof Dr Chong Kok Keong have secured a grant for their work on an integrated solar hydrogen system.
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Education
Post-SPM crossroads
Thousands of school-leavers are eagerly anticipating the announcement of the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination results, which are due soon.
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Education
Teen stands up for animal rights
EARLY this year, I witnessed my cat Jerry, who has since passed away, nearly being beaten with a broom by a neighbour from the backhouse.
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Education
Arduous journey of a doctor
To become a doctor, one must navigate an arduous journey. After slogging for five to six years to obtain a medical degree, one has to endure a gruelling stint as a houseman in Malaysia.
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Education
Sabah teacher in running for global Cambridge award
TOMORROW is the last day for the public to vote for the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards 2024.
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Nation
Guiding students to the best option
PUTRAJAYA: Students need to be aware of what courses and programmes are available in order to choose the best study and career pathway, say education experts.
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Education
APU TRIUMPHS AT ETHTAIPEI 2024 HACKATHON
IN late March 2024, the Asia Pacific University Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Club (APUBCC) from the Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation (APU) sent five exceptional members to ETHTaipei, an international hackathon held from March 22 to 24.
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Education
Penangite out to make M’sia proud
Estelle Sia Yu Qi, who bowled the judges over with her words, wit and style at the English Speaking Union (ESU) of Malaysia-Taylor’s Public Speaking Competition recently, is headed to London, the United Kingdom, to compete in the international challenge.
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Education
Skilled but stuck
Despite having relatively higher rates of employment, technical and vocational education and training (TVET) graduates are more likely to work in jobs they are overqualified for, compared with their counterparts from other pathways.
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Early birds flock to Star Education Fair 2024
PUTRAJAYA: It's a family affair at the Star Education Fair 2024 as students made their way to the IOI Grand Exhibition and Convention Centre with their parents and siblings in tow.
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DLP ball back in schools’ court
PETALING JAYA: Schools now have the prerogative to decide which students are eligible for the Dual Language Programme (DLP).
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Dzul: Health Ministry will review any measures for schools
PUTRAJAYA: Plans to close schools due to the extreme heat will be reviewed first before any announcement can be made by the Health Ministry, says Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
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Letting non-bumis into UiTM cardiothoracic programme will help country, says Zaid
PETALING JAYA: The needs of the nation must come first in the deliberation to open Universiti Teknologi Mara's (UiTM) cardiothoracic surgery programme to non-bumiputras, said Zaid Ibrahim.
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‘We’re on top of issues flagged by World Bank’
SERDANG: The issues raised in a World Bank report regarding the country’s education system have actually been addressed by the Education Ministry in a progressive and proactive manner, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Uncovering secrets of 5,700-year-old Penang Woman
GEORGE TOWN: Scientists are attempting to delve into the anthropological origins and lineage of Penang Woman, the 5,700-year-old skeletal remains found in an ancient burial ground on mainland Penang, unearthed in 2017.
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Look into TVET to prepare country for industrial boom
PETALING JAYA: With high-technology investments continuing to come in from China to Malaysia, it is crucial to develop a larger skilled workforce, says a trade group.
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Perikatan will never shut down vernacular schools, reiterates Wan Ahmad Fayhsal
HULU SELANGOR: Perikatan Nasional will never shut down vernacular schools if it comes to power, reiterates Bersatu youth chief Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal.