Education

Form 6 college principals to have freedom over student intake: MoE

Move will allow them to make direct offers, says minister

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 23 Jul 2023 4:11PM

Form 6 college principals to have freedom over student intake: MoE
Fadhlina Sidek says the granting of autonomy to Form 6 college principals to recruit students also guarantees wider access to B40 students to continue their studies in Form 6. – Bernama pic, July 23, 2023

KUALA NERUS – The Education Ministry has given autonomy to Form 6 college principals to conduct the student recruitment process with immediate effect.

Minister Fadhlina Sidek said this move will allow the principals to make direct offers to potential students who need the opportunity to continue their studies without having to wait for an offer from the ministry, unlike in previous years.

“The principals can find Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia school leavers who have not been given a place for higher studies without having to wait for an offer from the ministry,” she told reporters after the opening of the Pewaris Generasi Madani gathering at SMK Sains Sultan Mahmud here today.

At the event, Fadhlina also handed over laptops sponsored by Malaysia Rail Link Sdn Bhd to the school’s eight top Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia examination students in 2022.

 In addition, Fadhlina said the granting of autonomy also guarantees wider access to B40 students to continue their studies in Form 6. – Bernama, July 23, 2023

Related News

Malaysia / 9mth

Form Six, matriculation now under Higher Education Ministry - Anwar

Malaysia / 2y

You touch, you go, education minister warns sex perverts

Education / 2y

MOE, MOHE to ensure places for top SPM students

Malaysia / 2y

Education Ministry leaves it to police to act on student heatstroke case

Malaysia / 2y

Independent commission needed to review education system, says group

Malaysia / 2y

MoE vows full cooperation with authorities after teacher accused of sexual misconduct

Spotlight

Malaysia

Young Malaysians record highest rates of depression - Dr Dzulkefly

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Bandar Utama schoolgirl stabbing: Court allows media coverage, orders teenager’s identity protected

Malaysia

LLM apologises for TuJu navigation disruptions amid surge in users

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

3,510 medical officers resign, more than half join private sector

Malaysia

Police await AGC’s directions on Negeri Sembilan MB’s forced-signature claim

Malaysia

Truck drivers top list of motorists caught driving under influence of drugs in Penang

Malaysia

Govt approves 17 measures to tighten airport security after alleged drug-smuggling case

Malaysia

Waze ban driven by legal, data security concerns, says Gobind

Malaysia

Police to disclose findings on Kuching school attack next Tuesday

You may be interested

Education

Anwar congratulates UKM scholar Kuik Cheng-Chwee on global top 2% scientist recognition