Johor hopes tutoring programme can cut dropout rate


JOHOR BARU: In an effort to reduce the rate of dropouts in the future, the state government is coming out with a special tutoring programme to guide young students.

State education, information, heritage and culture committee chairman Mazlan Bujang said the initiative dubbed ‘Didik Johor’ would start next year with an allocation of RM450,000.

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