Boost for digital learning at Chinese independent schools


Tan (right) handing over a letter of appreciation to Tee for the RM1mil allocated to the 10 Chinese independent schools in Johor.

THE Johor government’s RM1.5mil allocation for 10 Chinese independent schools and a non-profit university college comes as a great relief to the institutions in their efforts to help financially strapped students and move digital learning to the next level.

Johor Chinese Schools Committees Associations chairman Tan Tai Kim said the Covid-19 pandemic was a test to the education sector as they were forced to be quick on their feet in effectively adapting to the new normal of conducting online classes.

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