Basic skills thanks to programme

Education
Sunday, 09 Dec 2018
12:00 AM MYT

Students learn the basic reading skills through the iSina JomBaca Programme.

UP TO 100 children and teenagers aged five to 16 from Chinese vernacular schools in Kuala Selangor have graduated with basic reading skills in Bahasa Malaysia.

This follows the completion of the 20-day intensive iSina JomBaca Programme conducted by teachers from iSina Global Media using a coaching method, which focuses on phonetics and recognition of alphabets.

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