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Digital skills now more accessible
DIGI Telecommunications Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and Unicef with the support of the Education Ministry announced their collaboration to embark on a Future Skills For All programme.
Malaysian youths want careers that make a difference
A NEW breed of talents are entering the job market and they want meaningful careers that can lead to a better tomorrow.
Embracing digital technology
THE biggest challenge in embracing digital technology is people’s mindset towards it, said Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) chief operating officer Datuk Ng Wan Peng.
Devising IR 4.0-oriented education
KUALA LUMPUR: Here is an interesting observation – parents today bend over backwards to ensure their children get the best of education because good education equals good employment prospects.
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.
Maszlee: Major changes to country's education system 'just the beginning'
KUALA LUMPUR: The country’s education system has seen major changes in the past year, and this is just the beginning.
Moulding Creative 21st Century Students
“ACCORDING to the National Educational Blueprint, innovation, critical thinking, and digital learning are some of the key focus areas that will spur excellence in the higher education system. As such, creativity, technology and innovation will lead the way forward, ” said Dr David Tneh Cheng Eng.
42 KL campus to open by May 2020
SIX years after its creation in Paris, France and three years after opening a second campus in Silicon Valley in the United States, 42 reaffirms its ambition to train the best developers in the world.
Super drone project is privately funded, says Aerodyne CEO
PETALING JAYA: The CEO of the company developing Malaysia’s first air mobility vehicle or “flying car” has welcomed an audit of his firm, saying not a single sen of public money was or will be used for the purpose.
Aerodyne CEO welcomes audit, says public money not used for air mobility vehicle project
PETALING JAYA: The CEO of the company developing Malaysia's first air mobility vehicle, or the "flying car", welcomes an audit of his firm, saying that not a single cent of public money was or will be used for the purpose.
