US grads say teaching stint in Melaka enjoyable


(From left) Hurst chatting with Clay, Doshi, Stanford and Waff after the press conference at Melaka.

MELAKA: Four graduates from the United States are enjoying every moment being part of the Fullbright English Teaching Assistants (ETAs) Programme, which has just been introduced in Melaka.

Sarah Stanford from Buffalo, New York; Meaghan Waff from Chicago, Illinois; Meera Doshi from Summit, New Jersey and Marra Clay from Minnesota are having a fun and fulfilling time teaching English in four rural schools here.

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