Empowering future leaders


Essential skills: Curtin Malaysia undergraduate volunteers guiding students on using digital tools during an interactive, hands-on session.

In an initiative designed to empower and inspire, Curtin University Malaysia is set to continue its Tech-Reach Knowledge Transfer Programme (KTP) into the upcoming semester, with a focus on equipping secondary school students with essential digital skills through the power of volunteerism.

This hands-on programme, which blends technology with community engagement, is not only transforming classrooms but also fostering leadership among its undergraduates, a press release dated Oct 10 read.

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