SPM students badly affected by Covid
Published on: Wednesday, October 28, 2020
By: David Thien
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SPM certificate results are vital for employment or academic future of students.
Kota Kinabalu: Many of this year’s Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia or Form 5 SPM students, claimed to have been unfortunately impacted by the year-long Covid-19 pandemic from March till to date.By comparison, STPM (Sixth Form) students are fewer, and are more adept to self-study rigours.
There were examples of school closures, unwell teaching staff, online courses, travel restrictions cited as well as that a private school had to apply for travel permission to enable its students to sit for their private “O” and “A” levels examinations.
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