Types of National Schools in Malaysia National schools in Malaysia are managed by the Ministry of Education Malaysia (MOE). They are divided into two main categories: National School (SK) Using Malay language as the main medium of instruction Open to all students regardless of race or religion National-Type School (SJK) Divided into two types: National-Type Chinese School (SJKC) – Mandarin language as the medium of instruction National-Type Tamil School (SJKT) – Tamil language as the medium of instruction Open to all students, but the majority are from the Chinese and Indian communities National Curriculum for Primary Education The primary level curriculum uses the Primary School Standard Curriculum (KSSR) which includes: Malay, English, Mathematics, and Science Moral Education/ Islamic Education History (from Standard 4) Technology Design (RBT) Visual Arts and Music Physical Education Reference:
Zakat assistance is one of the forms of distribution of zakat funds collected from Muslims and channeled to eligible groups in accordance with Islamic law. Zakat management is carried out by the State Islamic Religious Councils (MAIN) through State Zakat Centres, under the jurisdiction of the respective state governments. The recipients of zakat are called asnaf, consisting of 8 categories: Fakir – No income at all or extremely poor Miskin – Has income but insufficient for basic needs Amil – Those appointed to manage zakat collection and distribution Muallaf – New converts to Islam who need support Riqab – Those freeing slaves (rare today; sometimes interpreted as helping free people from debt or oppression) Gharimin – Those in debt for basic needs or public interest Fisabilillah – Activities or struggles in the cause of Allah such as Islamic education, dakwah, etc. Ibnu Sabil – Stranded travelers who need help Reference: MAIWP
The Ihsan MADANI Portal is a one-stop digital platform developed to provide information related to social welfare assistance concerning the cost of living, under the National Cost of Living Action Council (NACCOL). This portal contains initiatives and assistance across various ministries, state governments, departments and agencies. Among the main functions of the portal: Help search by user profile Users can check initial eligibility for certain assistance based on basic personal information. You can check various forms of assistance and initiatives according to your profile on the MADANI Ihsan Portal. Search for help by category Assistance can be searched by categories such as income, food, health, education, housing, transportation and utilities. Information related to initiatives/assistance Summary of the initiative introduction, target group, conditions, aid rate, implementing agency and direct link to the application:
VIBES 2.0 (Veteran Integrated Benefit System) is the main system of JHEV ATM that functions to manage information on Armed Forces Veterans and their dependents, including the administration of applications and payment of retirement benefits, medical benefit claims, welfare assistance schemes, and funeral management assistance. The system also supports the processing of veteran card applications, participation in courses offered, job-matching facilities, and the online management of Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) Veteran associations. Among the main modules in this system are: Retirement benefits Medical benefits Welfare assistance Career and socioeconomic Association Complaints/ feedback
Before starting the adoption process, the couple or individual must care for the child they wish to adopt for at least 2 years through foster care under the Social Welfare Department (JKM). Foster Child If you want to adopt a child through JKM, you can apply to get a foster child first with the following conditions: After this foster child has been cared for for 2 years, you can begin the adoption procedure.
To ensure optimal dental health, the practice of good oral care and prevention of dental-related diseases is very important. In general, parents must ensure for themselves and their families: Brush teeth for 2 minutes at least twice a day using the correct technique Use fluoride toothpaste Control sugar intake and encourage drinking plain water Undergo dental check-ups with a registered dental practitioner (government or private clinic) at least once a year Use of mouthwash and dental floss should be on the advice of a registered dental practitioner Annual dental check-ups for yourself and your family are very important to identify dental problems or diseases so they can be prevented and treated at an early stage.
Contributions made after age 55 will be placed into the Akaun Emas (Gold Account). What is Gold Account? Gold Account is an account created once members reach age 55. Contributions after age 55 can only be withdrawn when members turn 60.
Every prospective Muslim couple is required to undergo an HIV screening test at a government clinic only. This procedure is important to ensure that this infectious disease is not spread to their partners and unborn children. If you are applying through SPPIM, the HIV screening form issued is specific to your application and your partner only. Make sure you bring the correct form during the test to ensure your application is processed correctly. This HIV screening test report is only valid for 6 months. If the HIV result is positive, you will be referred for advice from the Health Clinic and the respective state religious office.
What is the Malaysia–Indonesia Border Crossing Pass? A document issued by the Malaysian Immigration Department to Malaysian citizens who have resided for more than 6 months in: Sabah: Pensiangan Administrative District Tenom Sipitang Tawau Sarawak: Lundu Bau Kuching Serian Simanggang Lubok Antu Validity Period: 1 year from the date of issuance and holders are only allowed to stay in Indonesia for not more than 30 days at one time Fee: RM20
Health facilities in Malaysia play an important role in providing basic health services and comprehensive treatment to the community including outpatient treatment, maternal and child care, mental health, surgery, dentistry and many others. Among the health facilities provided by the Ministry of Health Malaysia: Hospitals Health Clinics Community Clinics Dental Clinics
