AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSkills Pathways: Malaysia and China will launch a dual-diploma TVET programme in December for 75 young people, pairing two years of local training with a year of industry experience in China in electric vehicles, mechatronics or logistics. School Safety: Terengganu has identified 64 schools at risk of flooding, while 164 schools may serve as temporary relief centres during the monsoon. Study Abroad: Thousands attended Cambodia’s education fair, where more than 60 institutions and scholarship programmes introduced students to overseas options. Regional Cooperation: Timor-Leste joined ASEAN discussions on education, youth and inclusion; member states reviewed plans covering foundational learning and poverty reduction. Cambodia and the Francophone University Agency also agreed to work on school quality, STEM and teacher training. Rural Learning Legacy: Indian educator and Barefoot College founder Bunker Roy has died at 81; his work helped rural communities, especially women, gain skills and access to education. Inclusive Innovation: Singapore’s Temasek Secondary School students won a national competition with a smartwatch app designed to help students with special educational needs recognise and manage distress.
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