Education

Guidelines on Form 6 principal autonomy ready by next week

Education DG says move ensure headmasters have sufficient guide to assess potential students

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 24 Jul 2023 9:08PM

Guidelines on Form 6 principal autonomy ready by next week
Education Director-General Datuk Pkharuddin Ghazali says now they are giving priority to students who appeal and will admit them through a direct offer. – Bernama pic, July 24, 2023

NILAI – Guidelines for the admission of Form 6 students by school headmasters, who now have autonomous powers, are expected to be ready next week, said Education Director-General Datuk Pkharuddin Ghazali.

He said the move is to ensure that each headmaster has sufficient guidelines to assess potential students and make a direct offer to them.

“In the past, we have given headmasters and vocational schools autonomy to admit students to boarding schools.

“Now we are giving priority to students who appeal and will admit them through a direct offer,” he told reporters after opening the 30th National Seminar on Educational Leadership towards Malaysia Madani, here, today.

Yesterday, Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek said her ministry has given autonomy to Form 6 college principals to conduct the student recruitment process with immediate effect.

Among others, they will be allowed 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 as in previous years. – Bernama, July 24, 2023

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