841 schools expected to implement DLP

By SANDHYA MENON
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  • Thursday, 06 Oct 2016

PUTRAJAYA: Eight hundred and forty one schools are expected to implement the Dual Language Programme (DLP) next year, said Deputy Education Minister Chong Sin Woon.

“This programme will be extended to schools that wish to apply and have fulfilled the requirements set out by the ministry.

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