212 teachers from Johor will receive training in Singapore ahead of the pilot Bangsa Johor school opening on February 17th. The school will emphasize STEM subjects and English language skills. Two primary and two secondary schools have been selected for the pilot program.
Step up: Aznan mingling with a recipient during the ‘Bantuan Kasih Murid Johor ’ event at a shopping mall in Johor Baru.
“We want all 212 teachers to obtain certification for the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.” “Besides STEM subjects, students and teachers will also be required to strengthen their English language skills,” he told reporters after launching an aid programme for pupils here yesterday.Aznan said two primary and two secondary schools had been selected for the pilot programme.
He said the pilot Bangsa Johor school syllabus would not go against the national education policy outlined by the Education Ministry.
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