MANY school-leavers want to earn some pocket money while waiting for their results. Some need money to change their handphones, some need to upgrade their laptops, some need money for shopping and some need money for their future studies. .

FOR THE last one year, students preparing for important exams such as SPM / STPM and other equivalent exams have been put on hold due to Covid-19, MCO, lockdown, etc. After preparing for more than 12 years in school, many would have felt very disappointed and frustrated that they could not leave school.

Destiny are the events that are supposed to take place, in a man’s (human) life in the present or the future. It all began from a very personal experience for Vicknesh Kandasamy A/L Gunasekaran.Vicknesh had completed his Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) and just like most teenagers he was torn and had no idea on his next step, unsure of which degree or foundation he would like to venture into.

SCHOOLS are closed in many states because of Covid-19.  Now,  students have a lot of time to plan their future. Some may be worried about their future because they  see the day to day problems faced by the people around them. There are many who are in Form 5 and Form 6 not knowing when their final exams will be held. There are also hundreds who have left school last year but yet to get into any further education programs or get employed. Those who are mid-way in the universities  do not know their future till todate. There are many more who have lost their jobs during this period. With so  much uncertainty,  the future may look bleak to many. Especially students will be losing their motivation to study or choose a vocation.

Kuala Lumpur: Getting more Malaysians to read for pleasure and to gain knowledge is on ongoing “battle” in this country, with the government and various individuals doing their part to boost the reading habit among the public.

As the online semester comes to a close, there are many different feelings that go through the minds of academics.

Kuala Lumpur: The role and landscape of university / college today and future around the world have changed in a split second tremendously and completely beyond our normal thinking when Allah SWT sent us this tiny invisible coronavirus enough to cause havoc and huge impact on our education, economy, energy, eco-systems and even our environment - magnificent!!!.

KAJANG: Temperature screening before entering the school compound and eating in classroom during recess time are among new normal practices that students need to adapt when schools reopen.

Kuala Lumpur: For the past 50 days or so, Mary’s two children, both primary school pupils, have been getting to bed way past midnight and waking up the next afternoon.

CAREER Awareness Day (or CAD) is a very important event in a school-leaver’s life. After spending almost 13 years in school you leave school to enter the real world. .