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(Fourth from left, front row) Dr Coffman, Hurst and Aminudin pose with the Fulbright ETAs and students who took part in the programme.

Teaching assistants under the Fulbright programme return home after helping students in rural schools with their English proficiency.

THE 2017 Fulbright English Teaching Assistants (ETAs) programme came to a close recently, with participants saying goodbye to Malaysia. From January next year until 2020, 300 more will come to help students in rural schools improve their English proficiency.

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