‘SJKC serious about Malay language’


THE Malaysian Chinese Language Council (MCLC) wishes to share that Chinese education organisations and the Chinese community are very serious about upgrading the standard of Malay language proficiency in Chinese primary schools (SJKC).

Compared to the 1970s and 1980s, the command of the language by SJKC pupils has improved. In the 70s and 80s, the passing rate for the Malay language subject in SJKC was about 45%. Now, 85% to 90% of pupils are able to pass the Malay language examination in schools.

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