Najib: Education in Malaysia will be among world’s best
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak hopes the country’s standard of education will become among the best globally through changes that are currently being undertaken by the government.
He said the government, through the Malaysian Educational Development Plan 2013-2025 being implemented at present, was aimed at transforming the national education system.
“This is to produce individuals who are more creative, capable of thinking and have the ability to compete in a world that is increasingly more competitive,” he said via his radio broadcast in his blog www.najibrazak.com here today.
Najib said the government realised the country’s educational system needed to be improved to produce knowledgeable individuals.
“In our country’s history, in 1996, when as the Education Minister, I have made a big reshuffle to the country education system, among them was to allow for the expansion of the private sector’s role.
“I hope with the changes now taking place by the government, the standard of education, especially in the national schools will be much better and among the best in the world,” he added.--BERNAMA
http://www.nst.com.my/node/55085
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak hopes the country’s standard of education will become among the best globally through changes that are currently being undertaken by the government.
He said the government, through the Malaysian Educational Development Plan 2013-2025 being implemented at present, was aimed at transforming the national education system.
“This is to produce individuals who are more creative, capable of thinking and have the ability to compete in a world that is increasingly more competitive,” he said via his radio broadcast in his blog www.najibrazak.com here today.
Najib said the government realised the country’s educational system needed to be improved to produce knowledgeable individuals.
“In our country’s history, in 1996, when as the Education Minister, I have made a big reshuffle to the country education system, among them was to allow for the expansion of the private sector’s role.
“I hope with the changes now taking place by the government, the standard of education, especially in the national schools will be much better and among the best in the world,” he added.--BERNAMA
http://www.nst.com.my/node/55085
