There are approximately 250,000 students from the public and private higher educational institutions of learning in Malaysia who are required to undergo industrial internships every year

He urged all sectors of society to view the matter seriously and work together to find a solution. Tan said that according to 2024 Ministry of Education data, there are 1,991 national secondary schools nationwide with a total student population of 1,912,290

SHAH ALAM - Adequate teacher numbers and classroom capacity must be the Education Ministrys top priorities as Malaysia prepares to allow children to enter Year One at the age of six, education experts say, warning that the policy will only succeed if schools are properly equipped to support younger learners.Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) education expert Dr Anuar Ahmad said he supports the proposal to lower the Year One entry age, provided teaching approaches, curriculum design and school infrastructure are adjusted to suit six-year-olds, with the final decision left to parents.The learning methods and classroom strategies used for six-year-olds need to be adjusted accordingly.This makes retraining essential, so teachers are equipped with the skills to manage younger pupils alongside seven-year-olds in the same classroom, he told Sinar Daily.He said there is still time for meaningful preparation before implementation, including retraining teachers to understand behavioural differences and adapt teaching techniques.Anuar also stressed that the curriculum must be reviewed and tested through pilot studies to ensure it is developmentally appropriate for younger pupils.The curriculum itself must be reviewed, with pilot studies conducted to ensure it is suitable for children aged six

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The education ministry answers some frequently asked questions regarding early enrollment into Standard One.

KUALA LUMPUR - A senior Malaysian Armed Forces officer, vice admiral Datuk Sabri Zali, has filed a defamation lawsuit against political activist Badrul Hisham Shaharin, known as Chegubard.The suit, filed today at the High Court in Kuala Lumpur, stems from the defendant's failure to respond to a letter of demand to retract the allegedly defamatory statements."Vice admiral Datuk Sabri has never been charged, convicted, or found guilty of any corruption, abuse of power, or misconduct as alleged by the defendant."These baseless accusations are capable of misleading public perception of his service as a senior military officer," Sabris lawyer, Muhamad Firdaus Jumaludin, told reporters at the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex.The statement of claim alleges that, from July 2024 to December 2025, the defendant repeatedly published material on social media accusing the plaintiff of corruption, abuse of power, and a lack of integrity, thereby portraying him as unfit for high office in the Armed Forces.Sabri, who is also the president of the National Defence Education Centre, asserts that all accusations are false, baseless, and defamatory, made without any court judgment, prosecution, or official confirmation from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission or any other authority.He said the defendant has acknowledged that the allegations are based on documents obtained from an unknown source, without any proper verification process.He further claims the defendant openly admitted an intent to sabotage his appointment as Navy Chief, proving the publications were made with malice and not in the public interest.Consequently, he is seeking a declaration that the statements are defamatory, an injunction to prevent further publication, and appropriate damages for the injury to his reputation, dignity, and professional standing

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KUCHING (Jan 21): The implementation of standardised assessments for Primary 4 and Form 3 students will serve as a practical alternative to ensure struggling students are identified early, said Datuk Dr Annuar Rapaee. The Deputy Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister said the Primary 4 assessment, in particular, would allow schools to intervene before pupils [...] The post Standardised tests will ensure struggling students identified early, allow schools to intervene, says Dr Annuar appeared first on Borneo Post Online .

PUTRAJAYA - Six-year-old students will only be eligible to enter Year One in 2027 if they successfully pass a special diagnostic test to be introduced by the Education Ministry (MOE).Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek said the move is in line with the implementation of the Malaysia Education Plan (RPM) 20262035, announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, aimed at giving parents greater flexibility in determining their childrens early education pathway.She said the new policy is not mandatory but an option that must be supported by a special diagnostic assessment to evaluate the students psycho-emotional development, skills and readiness before they progress to Year One.We are not leaving this decision solely to parents

SHAH ALAM The move to allow children to begin Year One schooling at the age of six is seen as an appropriate step, provided both parents and children are genuinely ready from next year.Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia education expert Dr Anuar Ahmad said the move was reasonable as most countries around the world begin primary education at that age."With todays environment, our children are already exposed to various forms of media and social interaction

KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 21): Children entering Year One early at the age of six (5+), starting from the 2027 session, are expected to complete upper secondary education at 16, according to the Ministry of Education (MOE)

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The education ministry says that the screening will evaluate if the child can adapt to formal learning.

KUALA LUMPUR - The governments move to introduce learning assessments in primary and secondary schools under the Malaysian Learning Matrix is seen as a pragmatic and timely intervention to strengthen pupils learning.The Year Four Learning Assessment will be implemented this year, while the Form Three Learning Assessment is scheduled to begin in 2027.Malaysian Inclusive Development and Advancement Institute, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (MINDA UKM) deputy director Dr Anuar Ahmad said the centralised assessments conducted by the Examination Board at primary and secondary levels are an effective way to monitor pupils progress and evaluate their mastery of basic skills."This initiative is recommended because assessment in Year Four allows fundamental competencies such as reading, writing, numeracy, reasoning, and critical thinking to be evaluated early. Once results are obtained, interventions can be implemented in Years Five and Six."This provides a two-year window to strengthen pupils foundational skills so they are better prepared when transitioning to secondary school, he told Bernama.He added that the approach could also address weaknesses in the previous system, which relied heavily on Classroom Assessment (PBD), resulting in some pupils entering Form One without solid foundational skills.Anuar also described the introduction of centralised assessments at Form Three as an early intervention to help identify pupils strengths and aptitudes in choosing suitable streams, whether science, arts, or technical and vocational."These assessments allow pupils to receive guidance and support tailored to their academic abilities before they sit for the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination, he said.When launching the National Education Blueprint (RPN) 2026-2035 yesterday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the Year Four Learning Measurement will cover four core subjects: Bahasa Melayu, English, Mathematics and Science, while the Form Three Learning Measurement will cover five subjects: Bahasa Melayu, English, Mathematics, Science and History.According to Anwar, both assessments will be centrally administered by the Examination Board as part of efforts to build a more comprehensive national education assessment system focused on students mastery of learningMeanwhile, senior lecturer at the Faculty of Education, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Dr Siti Sabihah Ghazali, described the move as a progressive approach to improving the national education system more effectively."This initiative is a positive step by the government as it aligns with the current state of the education system and addresses global education needs holistically, she said.Faculty of Education lecturer at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Prof Dr Salleh Amat, also described it as a positive step to ensure long-term education effectiveness, noting that comprehensive stakeholder engagement had been carried out prior to the plans announcement.However, he said the government should provide more detailed information on the aspects that will be measured and assessed through the matrix to ensure that teachers and parents understand its implementation, while avoiding unnecessary stress for teachers and pupils."I believe assessment in Year Four and Form Three is appropriate, as it allows early intervention if pupils weaknesses are identified."During the initial stages, implementation may raise concerns among teachers, but this can be addressed through clear communication and effective support systems, he said

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The childcare sector in Malaysia is currently facing intense scrutiny following a series of distressing reports involving Al Kauthar Eduqids (AKE), a prominent Islamic-themed preschool and childcare franchise.Public concern escalated rapidly after digital evidence surfaced on social media, prompting immediate calls for transparency and a thorough investigation into the safety protocols of private early childhood education centres across the country.What triggered public concern?Videos allegedly showing the mistreatment of children at a childcare centre in Shah Alam recently went viral on social media, sparking widespread outrage and urgent calls for authorities to investigate.The footage, which circulated primarily on Instagram, purportedly shows a child believed to be on the autism spectrum being confined inside what appeared to be a storage room, as well as a baby crying while being forced to drink milk.The videos were first shared by social media influencer Ariz Ramli, better known as Caprice, through his Munafik Hunter platform.Who exposed the videos and how?According to Caprice, the videos were sent to him by an individual who claimed to be a trainee at the childcare centre

KUALA LUMPUR - Children entering Year One early at the age of six (5+), starting from the 2027 session, are expected to complete upper secondary education at 16, according to the Education Ministry (MOE).In its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document, the ministry explained that these pupils will not remain in Year One for two years, but will instead follow the existing education structure of six years in primary school and five years in secondary school."Pupils will undergo five years of secondary education and complete upper secondary education at the age of 16 (15+), according to the document prepared by the MOEs Education Policy Planning and Research Division.However, the MOE stressed that early admission is a voluntary option for parents and is not compulsory and depends entirely on the readiness of children who have attended preschool at the age of five and passed the prescribed diagnostic screening.To ensure that learning quality is not compromised, the MOE has prepared the 2027 School Curriculum, which is tailored to pupils cognitive levels, including those who may not have attended preschool, to enable them to master basic skills effectively.In terms of infrastructure preparedness, the ministry plans to construct additional classrooms using the Industrialised Building System (IBS) method to meet pupils needs nationwide.The MOE is also committed to ensuring a sufficient supply of teachers through various training channels, including the Bachelor of Education Programme (PISMP), the Postgraduate Diploma in Education Programme (PDPP), as well as appointments under the Contract of Service (COS).The early entry policy is part of the flexibility of the national education system to provide opportunities for children who achieve academic readiness earlier to begin formal schooling before the usual age of seven

Most new-generation synthetic drugs are specifically designed to evade existing toxicology kits."When vaping is normalised, it lowers teenagers psychological barriers to trying other substances through the same channel. This makes vape not only a nicotine addiction issue but also a gateway to a new-generation drug crisis, he said.Therefore, he urged the implementation of a comprehensive, holistic approach - covering legal enforcement, tighter controls on sales and marketing, mental health education in schools, parental involvement and early access to treatment."The vape issue must not be viewed only as a discipline problem, but also as a mental health issue and the development of the future generation

One huge, longstanding contradiction in Malaysia is that despite experiencing high GDP levels annually and being a rich nation in general, many Malaysians have insufficient wages and savings, especially considering the ever-increasing high cost of living. A main challenge cited by people was expenditure towards their childrens education, housing loan, medical bills and daily expenses

KUCHING (Jan 21): The Sarawak Bumiputera Teachers Union (KGBS) welcomes the launch of the National Education Development Plan (RPN) 2026-2035, describing it as a strategic effort to strengthen education quality, access and equity from early childhood to higher education

The new education blueprint also plans to lower school entry age and reintroduce standardised tests from 2027.

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"I do think these trends really do make it hard to imagine why we should have large-scale immigration unless you have a very specialized skill." Karp, who holds a PhD in philosophy, used himself as an example of the type of "elite" white-collar worker most at risk of disruption. Vocational workers will be more valuable "if not irreplaceable," he said, criticizing the idea that higher education is the ultimate benchmark of a person's talents and employability

He pointed to a new global commodity in "tokens" -- basic units of processing that are bought by users of AI models, allowing them to run tasks. "The job of every economy and every firm in the economy is to translate these tokens into economic growth, then if you have a cheaper commodity, it's better." "I would say we will quickly lose even the social permission to actually take something like energy, which is a scarce resource, and use it to generate these tokens, if these tokens are not improving health outcomes, education outcomes, public sector efficiency, private sector competitiveness across all sectors," Nadella said

PUTRAJAYA (Jan 20): All schools nationwide, including international schools, religious schools and those following the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) stream, will be required to offer Bahasa Melayu and History as compulsory subjects in the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said. He said the new requirement will align all education [...] The post BM, History now compulsory subjects at international, religious schools, says Anwar appeared first on Borneo Post Online .

We are currently focusing on our respective careers. I am a teacher in the education sector, while my husband holds an engineering-related position at a hospital, she said

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Anwar had announced a comprehensive new education policy.

PUTRAJAYA: The recognition of the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) is not viewed in isolation but as part of a comprehensive approach involving the entire national education ecosystem

PUTRAJAYA - The early admission of six-year-old children into Year One will be implemented flexibly, as it is not mandatory and will only involve parents and pupils who are ready, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.She said parents needed to assess their childrens readiness before school registration, while the Education Ministry (MOE) would conduct diagnostic assessments to identify the basic educational level and specific needs of each pupil."This is important because if a child is not psychologically and emotionally ready, we do not want there to be an impact on the child

PUTRAJAYA (Jan 20): General education subjects covering issues of the Federal Constitution and Malaysian history will be included in the curriculum of all public and private universities starting this year, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said

These subjects will be taught in Bahasa Melayu and are compulsory for all Malaysian students in higher education institutions.

PUTRAJAYA - The Higher Education Ministry (MOHE) will fully take over the pre-university education system involving Form Six and matriculation programmes starting this year, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.He said the move will officially place both groups of students under the higher education category."Starting this year, the Higher Education Ministry will take over the entire pre-university education system - Form Six and matriculation."So Form Six and matriculation students are no longer school students

PUTRAJAYA, Jan 9 General education subjects covering issues of the Federal Constitution and Malaysian history wi...

PUTRAJAYA - General education subjects covering issues of the Federal Constitution and Malaysian history will be included in the curriculum of all public and private universities starting this year, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said.He said the subjects will be taught fully in Malay and will be made compulsory for all Malaysian students in higher education institutions."At the tertiary level, we do not make Bahasa Melayu and History compulsory, but starting this year, we will introduce revised general education subjects, which to be taught in Malay in all public and private universities for Malaysian students, namely the Federal Constitution and Malaysian History, in the curriculum, he said at launch of the National Education Blueprint (RPN) 2026-2035 today.Anwar said the move is aimed at ensuring all students, regardless of their field of study, have a basic understanding of the nations history and the structure of the Federal Constitution."It is unreasonable for Malaysian students to lack any understanding of their countrys Constitution and history...If we want to safeguard this nation, our children must master the basic knowledge of our Constitution and history," he said.Separately, Anwar announced that 5,000 additional student accommodation places will be provided starting this year, citing rising complaints over limited and costly housing, particularly in urban areas.He said the government has instructed government-linked investment companies (GLICs) to take the lead in developing student housing, as relying on private firms could be controversial.The Prime Minister said these companies will work directly with universities to develop and prioritise accommodation for students."We hope to begin this year at selected universities, with a target of providing 5,000 additional accommodation places," he said.The new education blueprint launched today reflects a comprehensive and phased alignment of national education policy, ensuring continuity in human capital development from the school level to higher education.The RPN is jointly led by the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) through the Malaysian Higher Education Blueprint (RPTM) 2026-2035 and the Ministry of Education (MOE) through the Malaysian Education Blueprint (RPM) 2026-2035

Parents will have the option of enrolling their kids into Standard 1 as early as 5+ years old.

PUTRAJAYA (Jan 20): Malaysia will introduce a new learning matrix assessment for students from Year 4 to Form 3 starting this October, Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek said today

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PUTRAJAYA Beginning next year, preschool education will start at the age of five, while entry into Year One will be at the age of six.The announcement was made by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim during his speech at the launch of the National Education Blueprint 20262035 here today.Anwar said, however, that the change will not be made compulsory for parents.MORE TO FOLLOW

PUTRAJAYA Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has announced the implementation of the Standard Four Learning Assessment starting this year.He said the assessment will involve five core subjects: Bahasa Melayu, English, Mathematics, Science and History.Beginning this year, the Standard Four assessment will be implemented and administered by the Malaysian Examinations Board, he said when delivering his speech at the launch of the Malaysia Education Plan (RPM) and the Malaysia Higher Education Plan (RPTM) 20262035 here on Tuesday.This means that in 2027 we are not ready to make it mandatory, as there may be parents who feel that their children are not yet prepared.We will continue to allow children aged seven to enter Year One, but parents are strongly encouraged to prepare from now on so that children begin preschool at five and enter Year One at six, he said on Tuesday.Anwar added that the decision was made to keep pace with changing times and evolving demands.He explained that children today are already able to distinguish matters and demonstrate greater maturity as early as the age of five compared with previous generations.In the past, children were only eligible to enter Year One at the age of seven.At the same time, we will place comprehensive emphasis on the preschool system

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The visuals are part of the education ministry's promotional campaign of its new National Education Development Plan.

KUALA LUMPUR: Education, housing, healthcare and public transport must be given priority in the implementation of the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), which begins this year, His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has decreed

Sultan Ibrahim says any new education system must follow national policy, with Bahasa Melayu as the main language.

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But that gap has been closing ever since, with that gap now smaller than at any time since the 1970s. "Young high school workers are riding the wave of the historically tight postpandemic labor market with well-below-average unemployment compared to that of past high school graduates, while young college workers are experiencing unemployment rates rarely observed among past college cohorts barring during recessions." The labor market advantages conferred by a college degree have historically justified individual investment in higher education and expanding support for college access

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KUCHING (Jan 18): Sarawak is reinforcing a comprehensive education safety net for its children, starting with back-to-school assistance and extending to free tertiary education, as part of its commitment to inclusive and sustainable development

KUCHING (Jan 18): A total of 1,500 students in Kuching, Bintulu, and Miri have received education assistance under the ‘Wakalah Zakat Back-to-School 2026’ programme, an initiative by the Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas)

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KUALA LUMPUR - Umno has proposed that the Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) and Pentaksiran Tingkatan 3 (PT3) examinations be reinstated in the national education system.Its president, Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, said the party has tasked Perak Umnochairman Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abd Kadir, who is also Higher Education Minister, with bringing the proposal to the government."We want these two examinations reinstated and Dr Zambry has been given the responsibility to convey this mandate," he said in his winding-up speech at the 2025 Umno General Assembly at the World Trade Centre (WTC) Kuala Lumpur here today.Zahid, who is also Deputy Prime Minister, also said Umno had proposed that the government introduce a 'protection act' for teachers to ensure educators are safeguarded when carrying out student disciplinary responsibilities."This also involves teachers' workload and welfare, because in the past, if students were caned by teachers and then complained to their parents at home, they would be caned again, unlike the situation today."Today, when children complain about being caned by teachers, parents come to the school to ask which teacher did it and may even scold them or lodge a report," he said.On higher education, Zahid, who is also Rural and Regional Development Minister, said he had asked the vice-chancellor of Universiti Poly-Tech Malaysia (UPTM) to introduce the 'Programme for Executive Development in Management' for graduates to address the mismatch between education and employment.He said that with the skills gained through the programme, graduates could be employed by government-linked companies (GLCs) or companies under Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA)

The internationalization of our cities, regions and campuses not only benefits local students but also helps drive Australias world-class research and development, said Heinecke in an interview with _Sin Chew Daily_. According to the Australian Department of Education data, the total number of enrolled international students from January to October 2025 reached 833,041

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KUCHING (Jan 16): A mobile service session on the Sarawak Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES) will be held at Siang Siang Corner in Tabuan Jaya here tomorrow (Jan 17)

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Famous lawyer had stated that the court decision cannot still be relevant or depended upon, as the temple now owns property worth RM2 billion or more. If it were a charitable trust, how did it accumulate so much asset and money when it should be supporting and expending more for causes like education, poverty reduction and healthcare for Malaysian Hindus particularly and Indians generally? Houses of worship in the country are registered under various methods and the government has to uniformize the procedure

At my age, you start looking seriously at your EPF balance and realizing how fast time moves. Im more than halfway there, but RM1.3 million still feels like a stretch, especially with childrens education, housing loan and daily expenses, she said

Sincerity is not compromised, and Umno will continue to play its role responsibly, he said in his presidential policy speech at the Umno General Assembly 2025 here today.Zahid acknowledged internal pressure for Umno to leave the government but said the leaderships decision was guided by national interests and the greater good.On Jan 5, he said Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN) would remain in the Unity Government with Pakatan Harapan (PH) until the end of the current term, despite calls from the partys Youth wing to withdraw. In his speech, Zahid also congratulated Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim on his leadership, saying the country has been well governed under his administration.He said that over the past 38 months, Malaysia has recorded stronger economic fundamentals, including sustainable gross domestic product growth, a firmer ringgit and rising foreign direct investment.He noted that the unemployment rate has declined, poverty levels have been reduced, and various forms of assistance have been delivered to the people.Zahid said the education agenda has also been strengthened through the National Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Agenda, which offers higher wages for young people.He said that Malaysia has further enhanced its international standing through its active advocacy for Palestine and its successful role as Asean Chair."I believe all these achievements are the result of the support and political stability brought by Umno," he added

In 2025, we focused our investments where they matter most: building the next generation of leaders, strengthening community resilience, and partnering with the Sarawak Government to accelerate the State’s development priorities. Education as Strategic Investment The cornerstone of PETRONAS’ commitment to [...] The post Investing in Sarawak’s future: Building capacity, creating opportunity appeared first on Borneo Post Online .

James Ratib says he will raise the issue with the federal education ministry as the current system hinders career progression for civil servants.