Sabah teacher in running for global Cambridge award


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TOMORROW is the last day for the public to vote for the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards 2024.

Sydney Engelbert, an English language teacher at Keningau Vocational College in Sabah, is among the nine regional winners competing for the overall global title, which will be announced on May 29.

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