Sustainability of education policies


WITH its allocation of RM60.2bil, representing 19.1% of Budget 2019, it is not surprising that there is added scrutiny on the Education Ministry to provide the rakyat with the best of the best.

However, reforms in education should be sustainable and suitable for the public at large. There must also be certainty and continuity in the government’s education agenda to ensure its commitment to results.

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