Timely boost for Orang Asli school


Before : The Edureach Project saw the team from UKM creating more conducive learning spaces for SK Iskandar pupils.

THANKS to a group of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia postgraduate students, children of the Orang Asli community in Bera, Pahang, are enjoying a more conducive learning environment.

Under the Edureach Project, 10 MBA students from the varsity’s Graduate School of Business (GSB) embarked on a mission to empower young minds through digital education at SK Iskandar, Pos Iskandar. Most of the school’s pupils are from the Semelai tribe.

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