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Sabah & Sarawak
Sarawak approves free tertiary education scheme
KUCHING: The Sarawak Cabinet has approved the proposal paper for the implementation of the state's Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES).
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Nation
Flexibility in PTPTN loan repayments will stay, borrowers assured
KOTA KINABALU: The Higher Education Ministry has reassured National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) borrowers that flexibility in repayment schedules will remain.
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Nation
Badge is good, but true love for nation better
PETALING JAYA: It is a beneficial idea for students to wear a Jalur Gemilang badge, but more needs to be done to instil patriotism, say experts and stakeholders.
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Education
Education Ministry to distribute free Jalur Gemilang badges to students
PETALING JAYA: Each student will receive two free Jalur Gemilang badges to be worn on their school uniforms, says the Education Ministry.
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Nation
'Jalur Gemilang' badges compulsory on school uniforms from April 21, says Education Ministry
PETALING JAYA: In an effort to inculcate love and pride for the country as well as promote unity, discipline and responsibility, students in institutions under the Education Ministry must wear a national flag badge on their uniforms from April 21.
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Nation
90,000 pupils facing stunted growth
PETALING JAYA: More than 90,000 pupils aged between 10 and 12 suffered from stunted growth last year, says the Education Ministry.
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Education
Is regulating social media enough?
IN an age when digital content consumption among youngsters is at an all-time high, Malaysia's move to regulate social media platforms through licensing is a step in the right direction, but child safety advocates say regulation alone is not enough.
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Education
Leaving home for college
SOME say moving out of home as a young adult is like emerging from a chrysalis, spreading your wings and soaring into a boundless horizon. Others liken it to setting sail on your first solo voyage.
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Education
Bridging the edu-workplace gap
In Malaysia's rapidly evolving economic and political landscape, employers face a growing challenge – the widening skill mismatch between available talent and the competencies required for leadership roles in government and corporate sectors.
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Education
Brain vs bot
From DR UMMU AJIRAH ABDUL RAUF Graduate School of Business Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
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Education
A sharing platform for scholars and students
The Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) Faculty of Communication and Creative Industries (FCCI) Centre for Media and Communication Research (CMCR) recently organised its fifth annual symposium themed "Digital Media, Social Network and Artificial Intelligence (AI): A Global Perspective".
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Education
VTAR students level up in China
EQUIPPING oneself with technological know-how is vital in this digital age.
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Education
Asean cybersecurity essay win for UTAR
Tan Jing Jie, a third-year doctorate student from Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), is the Malaysian champion of the Asean-IPR Cybersecurity Youth Essay Competition.
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Education
Should kids be blocked?
"I support Australia's move to impose a social media ban for children under 16. I believe Malaysia should follow suit. It would be the right step in protecting children. And I say this as someone who's been using social media since the age of 13.
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Education
Women at the fore
From collecting mosquito samples in the neighbourhoods of Malaysia to studying bacteria in Antarctica, Dr Nur Alia Johari's passion for her work has taken her places and given her experiences that have shaped her into an accomplished young scientist and researcher.
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Education
Rise Educator Award 2025
The RISE Educator Award, which stands for Remarkable Impact in Student Education, returns for its fifth year, offering a total prize pool of over RM100,000 to honour outstanding educators who have made a lasting impact on students' lives.
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Education
Fostering faith and friendship in Ramadan
Observing Ramadan in a different country brings challenges and new experiences.
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Education
Timely boost for tech talents
42 MALAYSIA, the country's first tuition-free computer science school under the auspices of Sunway Group, is joining hands with AmBank Group to make free tech education more accessible to all.
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Sabah & Sarawak
More vocational colleges planned for Sabah, says Fadhlina
KOTA KINABALU: The Education Ministry is looking to establish more vocational colleges in Sabah as part of efforts to expand access to Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), particularly in line with local industry needs.
