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Co-founder and managing director of Claz’room College Tung Yan Ning. Photo: Claz’room College

When Tung Yan Ning was in school, she was labelled a rebel for defying gender stereotypes.

“I often questioned the purpose of a traditional education and didn’t always confirm to instructions which led to my being labelled as a ‘troublemaker’,” says Tung, who is the co-founder and managing director of Claz’room College, a creative multimedia art college in Malaysia, since its inception in 2009.

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