Boost for lifelong learning agenda

By REMAR NORDIN

Mohamed Khaled (centre) handing over the appointment certificate to Zaiton during a ceremony in Johor Baru.Mohamed Khaled (centre) handing over the appointment certificate to Zaiton during a ceremony in Johor Baru.

THE Higher Education Ministry has appointed advisory committee chairmen for all community colleges in Johor in an effort to advance the government’s lifelong learning agenda.

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Community College , Higher Education , Lifelong Learning

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