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‘We have enough qualified teachers’


PUTRAJAYA: There are enough qualified teachers for the Dual Language Programme. However, the problem, says the Education Minister, is that schools do not fulfil the requirements for DLP to be carried out.

“We have enough teachers,” said Fadhlina Sidek. “The quality of our teachers have never been an issue. But schools must meet certain conditions to conduct the programme, especially the requirement that the students’ Bahasa Melayu (BM) results are as good, if not better, than the ministry’s target.”

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