KENINGAU (14/05/2024): In her younger days, Sydney Engelbert avidly watched English cartoons to not only entertain herself but also comprehend the dialogues, using them as a tool for learning the English language.
KOTA KINABALU (06/05/2024): The State Education Department should come up with a practical solution on the lack on interest among Sabah secondary students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem).
KOTA KINABALU (04/05/2024): A total of 514,070 students in Sabah are enjoying better school infrastructure as a result of the Federal Government's continuous efforts through the Ministry of Education (MOE) in upgrading dilapidated schools and maintaining school buildings in the State.
KOTA KINABALU (03/05/2024): Kolej Teknologi Yayasan Sabah (KTYS) recently played host to 24 institutes of higher learning nationwide (IPTN) to chart forward-thinking approaches amid evolving trends in higher education.
TUARAN (30/04/2024): The Kadazandusun Language Department (JBKD) and Kent Wiki Club (KWK), Institut Pendidikan Pendidikan Malaysia (IPGM) Kent Campus have implemented the "Wiki id Sikul" Program at SK Kindu, Tuaran here.
KOTA KINABALU (11/11/2023): Yayasan Sabah Group is committed in providing educational assistance such as a Special Assistance Scheme (SBK) to B40 students so as to promote educational equality and close the educational gap in Sabah.
(07/11/2022) There are many more new or emerging careers in the pipeline. As students looking for career pathways, you must not be ignorant about these new emerging inventions. What are new emerging careers?
