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Nation
Mohd Azam Ahmad appointed as new Education DG
KUALA LUMPUR: Deputy director-general of Education (Professionalism Development Sector) Dr Mohd Azam Ahmad has been appointed as the new director-general of Education, effective July 7.
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Nation
‘No more teacher shortage’
KAJANG: Reforms carried out by the Education Service Commission have ensured that teacher shortages will not recur, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek (pic).
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Nation
Cancer survivor goes from battle to blackboard
KAJANG: Breast cancer survivor, Aisyah Humaira' Mohd Aqbal, is a step closer to achieving her ambition of becoming a Bahasa Melayu (BM) teacher.
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Nation
USM prof wins Unesco award for contributions to ocean science
GEORGE TOWN: Malaysian marine scientist Professor Datuk Dr Aileen Tan Shau Hwai, who is also the director of the Centre for Marine and Coastal Studies (Cemacs) at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), has once again made headlines internationally by being awarded the prestigious Anton Bruun Medal.
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Nation
Fadhlina says teacher shortages a thing of the past
KAJANG: The Education Ministry and the Education Service Commission have implemented reforms to ensure teacher shortage issues do not recur, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.
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Madani book voucher for teachers initiative starts today
PETALING JAYA: All education service officers (PPP) may redeem the Madani teachers' book voucher worth RM100 starting today (July 1) until Sept 30.
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STARPICKS
Leading the digital future
AS Malaysia intensifies digital transformation efforts, a future-ready education has never mattered more.
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Nation
Twins excel in SPM despite illness
JOHOR BARU: Twins K. Leena and K. Leetha battled chicken pox and dengue fever during the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations.
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Nation
Reveal true data if my claims are 'misleading', Dr Wee tells UM VC
PETALING JAYA: Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong is urging Universiti Malaya (UM) to disclose any information it has that disproves the MCA president's claims of inequality in the varsity's dual admissions process.
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Metro News
Charging up green knowledge among kids
A GREEN campaign at school has been recognised for collecting the largest number of batteries for recycling in a single event.
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Metro News
Perak school regains crown at Japan street fest
AT the Penang Yosakoi Parade 2025, a 70-member troupe from Sekolah Seni Malaysia Perak reclaimed the National Yosakoi Championship crown after just five days of preparation.
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Nation
Expanded SST will not affect most parents with kids at private kindergartens
KUALA LANGAT: The expansion of the Sales and Services Tax (SST) will not have a significant impact on parents who send their children to private nurseries, kindergartens or preschools, says Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.
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The Star Says
Right to learn, right to safety in schools
WE send our children to schools believing they are safe places where they can learn – but a recent report has shaken that belief.
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Education
Lessons with a fresh twist
GETTING students excited about learning can be a real challenge for teachers.
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Education
Is an overseas education better?
LETTER FROM DR WONG TEIK AUN Principal lecturer Centre of Australian Degree Programmes INTI International College Penang
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Education
Giving everyone a shot at success
In recent months, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at US universities have come under unprecedented scrutiny and political pressure, with Harvard University emerging as a central flashpoint in the national debate.
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Education
UM dental aid for rehab residents
FORMER drug users are among the vulnerable groups who often face significant barriers in accessing healthcare, including oral health services.
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Education
M’sian engineers join global elite
GREATER opportunities are on the horizon for the country's engineering community, as one of its largest professional organisations received a significant boost recently.