B40 teens find their voice


We did it: Participants holding their certificates alongside Quick.

THEIR improvement in English proficiency was the transformation siblings Nur Azira and Muhammad Haiqal Abdul Aziz recently experienced, thanks to a 10-week pilot initiative organised by the Education Ministry’s English Language Teaching Centre in partnership with the British Council.

The teenagers, among 20 participants in the “Secondary Plus: Project-Based Learning for B40 Students” initiative, credited their progress to the dynamic, project-based learning approach.

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