Positive feedback from all parties


A tailbone fracture did not deter Shaheera Qistina from attending the fair.

STUDENTS and their parents have found the Star Education Fair helpful as it answered questions about their study and career options. Just as pleased were education providers whose booths were well patronised by visitors at the event.

“There were huge crowds and we were glad with the outcome on both days,” said Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences Marketing Department manager Mohd Suzairy Shairy.

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