The Malaysian Education Blueprint launched in 2013 is the government’s promise to continuously improve the education system. At its core, the Blueprint aims to equip
From a culinary professional to a teacher, Christopher Cheong chose a completely different career path than the one he studied for. Through the loss of
In Malaysia, 8.7% of households with children live below the poverty line[1]. It is likely that the numbers can be higher as an aftereffect of
From March 2020 to July 2021, 21,316 (0.22%) dropped out of school [1]. Despite the uproar of many, the Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Mah
If you are reading this article, there is a good chance you are young and have a heart for change. The university campus is an
It is high time for Malaysian companies to shift their well-established practices as 72% of young employees are mulling over for the next best opportunity
It’s been a long-standing history within Malaysian university campuses where student-led initiatives are birthed and social causes are championed. School halls and lecture rooms are
School counsellors are the first line of defence when it comes to tackling mental health issues in school. They play a crucial role in identifying
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86 million adolescent boys aged 10-19 years old live with a mental health disorder globally compared to 77 million adolescent girls [1]. Females are more