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A total of 159,027 students who completed the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) in 2023 have been offered places to further their studies.

There should be less hesitation about Qdenga, Malaysia's first dengue vaccine, because it has gone through proper development processes, says Dr Koh Kar Chai, Public Education & Advocacy Lead for Dengue Prevention Advocacy Malaysia.

The trend of skipping tertiary education for early employment or higher salaries now includes skipping SPM or upper secondary education.

Universities, as the backbone of our education system, should be able to set their own policies regarding teaching loads based on their unique contexts and needs.

The Government recently granted conditional approval for Qdenga, the first dengue vaccine to be approved for use in Malaysia. This comes in the wake of an alarming 86% surge in dengue cases last year— with 100 fatalities reported— underscoring an urgent public health challenge. With a national goal of zero dengue-related deaths by 2030, how will the introduction of Qdenga shape Malaysia’s battle against this relentless disease? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Koh Kar Chai, Public Education & Advocacy Lead for the Dengue Prevention Advocacy Malaysia, which is a collective of medical and community organisations.

The government takes a colour-blind stance in providing opportunities for Malaysians to attend Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) courses

MOE welcomes suggestions from various parties in the form of memorandums or proposal papers to produce a holistic future education plan.

Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) managed an incredible US$11.36 trillion globally by the end of 2022, surging elevenfold from the US$1 trillion in managed assets just 20 years ago.
The MADANI administration is also seeking to refocus Malaysia’s SWFs for economic transition on an unprecedented scale by placing government-backed VC agencies such as MAVCAP and Penjana Kapital under Khazanah Nasional.

Sarawak’s first SWF, the Sarawak Sovereign Wealth Future Fund (SSWFF) also presents opportunities for transparency and good governance.

Niaga Spotlight discusses the finer details for SWF management via regional and global best practices with Dr Elsa Satkunasingam, Director of Executive Education, Asia School of Business.

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The majority of refugee children in Malaysia struggle to access the early learning so crucial for their development. With the absence of a systematic approach, many refugee families and teachers are left navigating an under-resourced Early Childhood Education landscape—leaving refugee children behind their peers, threatening their developmental potential and future opportunities. To mark #WorldRefugeeDay2024 this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Kimberley Kong, Senior Lecturer, Early Childhood Education and Child Development at Universiti Sains Malaysia.

The new Dual Language Programme (DLP) guidelines apply to all government schools, according to Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.

According to Ministry of Higher Education, confirmation of acceptance of offers starts from June 29 to July 7 on the IPTA and ILKA websites.

Failure to adhere to food safety regulations has led to an increase in reported food poisoning cases in Malaysia.

More than 500 people from the Bajau Laut community in Semporna, Sabah, were evicted by the authorities last week, and their stilt houses demolished, some even burned. The plight of the Bajau Laut has since dominated national attention after several video recordings of the incident were uploaded to social media with the hashtag #PandangKeSabah. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Mukmin Nantang, founder of the Sabah-based NGO Borneo Komrad, who first uploaded the now viral videos. For almost a decade, Borneo Komrad has been running Sekolah-Sekolah Alternatif, which provides free education for stateless, undocumented, and under-served children in Sabah.

What should be the future of medical specialist training in Malaysia? How do we best address the specialist shortage while ensuring standardised quality of medical education? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Dayang Anita Abdul Aziz, Senior Consultant Paediatric Surgeon, and Dr Timothy Cheng, Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Duchess of Kent Sandakan Hospital in Sabah.

From trade to education, this Malaysia-China friendship is able to provide added value to both countries in the future.