An educational hub takes shape


Samuel Isaiah.

THE Orang Asli community can look forward to an educational hub that also caters to their social welfare and well-being, if Samuel Isaiah has his way.

Although the English language teacher from SK Runchang, Pahang, did not win the recently concluded Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize 2020, he remains dedicated to turning the dream of building the educational hub, into reality.

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