Students need more than just academic excellence to thrive in the workforce—they require a high-quality education that integrates hands-on learning, career guidance, and international exposure, say UK international school representatives.
Concord College International School Malaysia head of secondary Dr Phil Outram emphasised fostering creativity, flexibility, and critical thinking among students especially in an era where the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is rising.
