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Scholarship deadline extended
THE application deadline for the Taiwan Scholarship and Huayu Enrichment Scholarship (HES) has been extended to April 30th.
Chinese test to be held on April 25
TO encourage the learning of Mandarin (Huayu) in Malaysia, the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office’s (TECO) Education Division is organising the 2020 Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language (TOCFL), which will be held in Kuen Cheng High School in Kuala Lumpur on April 25.
A busy year for education
WITH two days to go till we usher in the New Year, StarEdu reflects on the education milestones that affected young students, their parents and 419,904 of the hardworking teaching community.
Online test to gauge language skills
SASBADI Holdings Bhd will introduce Linguaskill, a quick and convenient online test from Cambridge Assessment English, a unit within the University of Cambridge to help organisations check on candidates’ English levels at the MyStarJob Fair 2019.
UMT, UniSZA hold English language carnival
A TOTAL of 500 undergraduates from all public universities took part in the 2019 English Language Carnival held at the Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) and Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA) campuses in Kuala Nerus from Sept 26 to 27.
Retired teachers roped in for English initiative
PETALING JAYA: A pilot project with retired English Language teachers, who are being roped in to get students to interact more using the language, will be evaluated soon.
Universal CEFR English grading starts with 2019 PT3
PUTRAJAYA: This year’s new Form Three Assessment (PT3) for English will determine if students are “independent users” of the language.
‘A total eye-opener’
“PICK it up, read it out, fold it up...” – as the instructions rang out to the beat of a tambourine, the English language teachers responded in excitement, each carrying out the actions with a sheet of newspaper in hand.
Boosting English standards
The directive for non-English language option teachers to sit for the Malaysian University English Test (MueT) has been controversial. Education Ministry deputy director-general Dr Habibah Abdul Rahim explains why the test is a crucial component in the roadmap to improve english proficiency among Malaysians.
