‘More than just a paper chase’


Taste of the future: Quest International University Perak School of Business and Management lecturer Asma Amirah Ahmad (centre) offering fair visitors the galaxy lemonade mocktail at the university’s booth at the Star Education Fair 2019 at the KL Convention Centre.

KUALA LUMPUR: Education is not just about paper chase but a meaningful journey in charting a career path, says Higher Education Department director-general Datin Paduka Dr Siti Hamisah Tapsir.

Dr Siti Hamisah, who is from the Education Ministry, said students should explore new boundaries in order to take charge of their future.

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