KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 5 — A total of 21,316 students did not complete their education and dropped out of schools during March 2020 to July 2021, the Education Ministry has said.
“Based on data for March to December 2020, students who stopped schooling are 11,301 or 0.24 per cent of students. Kangar MP Noor Amin Ahmad last night posted on Twitter the undated written parliamentary reply from the Education Ministry from the Dewan Rakyats first meeting of the fourth term of the 14th Parliament, which would cover Dewan Rakyat sittings from September 13 to October 12 this year.
The official statistics of slightly over five million students cover those who are in preschool, primary and secondary schools at government schools and government-aided schools as well as the Institute of Teacher Education’s preschool programme.
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Another 21,316 Malaysians that this government has failed.
Quit school is ok. As long Read Write is obtained. However, Parents need to make sure they Work on areas where they can learn the trade n be an entrepreneur in the trade Later. Universities make more Employees than Entrepreneur. Quiting school is way to be Own Boss
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