Parents, youths seek more info on flexible, hybrid learning


Options galore: Visitors cheching out booths at the Jom Masuk U event at Universiti Malaya. - Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Parents and youth groups want more details on the university courses available for flexible and hybrid learning so that students can make informed choices.

While they believe that a hybrid learning system will help mould graduates who are broad-minded and exposed to a work environment as well as enhance their civic consciousness, there are worries that they may miss out on the character building and positive attitudes that come with campus life.

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