PerkasaKU to bridge learning gap


Creating equal access: Nor Zamani said one of the programme's aims is to give students an opportunity to obtain basic content they need for their learning.

THE prolonged closure of schools due to the Covid-19 pandemic has affected students’ learning outcome and the Education Ministry is aware of this.

To bridge the resulting learning loss and gap among students, the ministry has launched the Pemerkasaan Pelaksanaan Kurikulum (PerkasaKU) programme.

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