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M’sia continues to be preferred by international students: Noraini

Higher education minister says that while applications fell following the pandemic, they rose again in 2021

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S’wak school leavers urged to consider technical, entrepreneurial courses

State politicians point to opportunities in said sectors, readily available govt assistance

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Govt prioritising densely populated areas for new schools: Radzi

Eyeing places like Klang, Selangor, Johor, Education Ministry constrained by lack of suitable land, he says

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MoE to raise boarding school wardens’ monthly allowances by 25%

This follows grouses on previously unchanged RM240 monthly stipend since 1997

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No plans to review History as SPM must pass subject: Radzi

MoE will ensure number of students failing is reduced over time, says minister

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MoE to mitigate SPM absentees issue: Radzi

However, minister says numbers for 2021 not very different compared to previous years

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MoE extends rent exemption for school canteens, tenants till year-end

Senior Education Minister Datuk Radzi Jidin says they’re still recovering from impact of Covid-19

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Do more for refugee children’s education in M’sia: Saifuddin

Foreign minister suggests to provide accreditation so they could further their studies

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[UPDATED] PM announces TVET scholarship for B40 students

Project under each intake of Dermasiswa programme to involve over RM36 million allocation

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MoHE aims for at least 55% of SPM holders to further studies in TVET by 2025

Target in line with initiatives stipulated under 12th Malaysian Plan, says its minister

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Guiding millennial students to experiment with their own start-ups

Budding entrepreneurs at Asia Pacific University feel empowered to crystallise ideas, build organisations brick by brick

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After over 10,000 SPM no-shows, govt urged to give absentees second chance

Calls made to expedite post-mortem, consider pandemic impact on candidates

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PT3 abolishment: due to depleting govt coffers?

According to sources, move could save hundreds of millions of ringgit