Education

All things technical

By Stories REBECCA RAJAENDRAM
School students say they want more exposure to digital education including robotics and coding. - File photo

MALAYSIA has got big dreams to create a society that can thrive in the fourth industrial revolution (IR4.0).

To do this, the government has been hard at work trying to instil a love for all things tech in its students.

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