Helping higher edu soar


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Policy measures that enable private higher learning institutions (IPTS) to expand access to quality education, support human capital development, and boost Malaysia’s standing as a regional education hub are crucial for long-term financial sustainability and competitiveness, says National Association of Private Educational Institutions (Napei) deputy president Dr Teh Choon Jin.

Tax incentives for IPTS must be strengthened by simplifying and broadening access to exemptions and incentives, which currently face bureaucratic hurdles and rigid criteria, he added.

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