SIK, Jan 20 — The issue of student dropouts will remain a key focus for the Education Ministry this year, said its minister, Fadhlina Sidek. She said the ministry’s top...
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She said the ministry’s top management will conduct visits to 143 District Education Offices nationwide to address and assess the challenges and issues of concern. “The enrolment for secondary school is currently about 93 per cent and it needs to be increased to achieve universal enrolment of 95 per cent,” she said.
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