Special Education Schools are schools that provide special education for students with special educational needs (MBPK) at all levels of schooling. These schools are directly managed by the Special Education Division, MOE. The schools established for special education are equipped with facilities such as therapy rooms, teaching aids and trained teachers. Programs provided for MBPK in Malaysia: Special Education Integration Program (PPKI) A special program in mainstream schools for MBPK. Students are placed in special classes but share the same environment with other students. Offered at both primary and secondary levels nationwide. Inclusive Education Program Unlike PPKI, MBPK are given the opportunity to study in mainstream classes with peers, with learning support and adjustments according to individual needs. Admission requirements for Special Education Schools: MBPK holding an OKU card or with certification by medical practitioners / special education specialists. Registration via idMe Portal . For PPKI, students must go through screening and assessment before being placed in the program. Reference:
Foster Child Assistance (BAP) is given to parents/guardians with foster children. To support underprivileged, orphaned, or abandoned children to remain with foster families To ease the burden of foster families willing to care for foster children as their own To encourage society to foster disadvantaged children Rates: RM250/month per child Maximum RM500/month per family fostering 2 or more children Eligibility: Malaysian citizens residing in Malaysia Families caring for children under 18 who have no parents, are not adopted, and live with foster families under: JKM Foster Child Program Court Order under the Child Act 2001 Relatives/extended families with legal eligibility Children live with foster families as follows: Children taken from the Foster Child Program operated by JKM; or Children who are cared for under a Court Order for Children (MBKK) in accordance with the Children Act 2001; or Children who are Malaysian citizens and are cared for by heirs or foster families who are related and qualified Children living in Voluntary Welfare Organizations (PSK) which provide services and facilities free of charge are not eligible.
The Social Security Organization (SOCSO) was established through the Employees' Social Security Act 1969. It provides social security protection to employees through a joint contribution scheme between employers and employees. SOCSO contributions are the rights of employees because they protect them from the risk of occupational accidents, occupational diseases, disability and death while working. Obligations of Employers and Employees All employers are required to register employees with SOCSO within 30 days from the date of employment. The employer must deduct the employee's contribution and pay the employer's share of the contribution.
National Religious Secondary Schools (SMKA) in Malaysia are institutions that integrate academic education with Islamic studies. Categories of SMKA in Malaysia: SMKA – Religious Stream Offers additional subjects such as Arabic Language, Quran and Sunnah Studies, and Islamic Syariah Studies. SMKA – Ulul Albab Tahfiz Model Focuses on Quran memorisation while integrating the National Curriculum The Integrated Tahfiz Curriculum (KBT), and the Ulul Albab Program. Apart from Fully Residential Schools (SBP) and special schools under MOE, parents may also send their children to MARA Junior Science Colleges (MRSM), which are managed by Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA). MRSM Education System (SPMRSM) The MRSM Education System (SPMRSM) is divided into five programs based on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
Getting the Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) result is one of the most anticipated and nerve-wrecking moments for many candidates, as SPM is the main secondary school examination that determines an individual’s future direction. As an SPM candidate, there are several ways to check your results: Methods to check SPM results: Online Official website: This website is only active on the official result release day. Required information: MyKad number Examination Index Number Via SMS Format: SPM<space>MyKad Number<space>Index Number This service is only active on dates and times set by the Malaysian Examinations Board. Physical slip collection School candidates: Collect SPM slip at respective schools starting on results day. Private candidates: Collect SPM slip at the State Education Department office or the location specified during registration.. Good luck!
MyPesara is a mobile application developed by the Retirement Fund Group Incorporated (Kumpulan Wang Persaraan Diperbadankan, KWAP) to help public servants access post-retirement information, benefits, and services. Key functions of MyPesara: Retirement calculator List of health facilities Pension scheme information Health tips and healthy lifestyle guidance
Apakah Pas Menyeberang Sempadan Malaysia-Indonesia? Dokumen yang dikeluarkan oleh Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia kepada warganegara Malaysia menetap lebih 6 bulan di: Sabah: Daerah Pentadbiran Pensiangan Tenom Sipitang Tawau Sarawak: Lundu Bau Kuching Serian Simanggang Lubok Antu Tempoh Sah Laku: 1 tahun daripada tarikh dikeluarkan dan hanya boleh berada di Indonesia tidak melebihi 30 hari dalam satu tempoh masa Bayaran: RM20
As a future retiree, you are encouraged to prepare yourself with guidance related to finances, lifestyle and other retirement information. Public Service Pre-Retirement Preparation Program Target: Public servants who will retire within 1–3 years Program focus: Understanding retirement psychology Learning about retirement benefits Understanding derivative and medical benefits Managing gratuity payments Managing pensions and avoiding financial scams Usually organized by respective Departments/Agencies Advisory Services by EPF Future retirees can also receive free, face-to-face advisory services from EPF on: Retirement planning Financial planning EPF products and services
The Malaysian University English Test (MUET) is an English language proficiency test developed by the Malaysian Examinations Council (MPM). MUET results are compulsory for entry into Bachelor’s Degree programmes at Public Universities, subject to the requirements set by the Senate of the respective universities. MUET consists of four modules: Paper 1: Listening Paper 2: Speaking Paper 3: Reading Paper 4: Writing Proficiency Levels (MUET Band): Band 1 : Very Poor Band 2 : Poor Band 3 : Moderate Band 4 : Good Band 5 : Very Good Band 6 : Excellent
Optimal oral health refers to the overall healthy condition of the mouth, teeth, and gums, where it is free from diseases or problems that could affect function, comfort, and quality of life for individuals and families. Free from oral diseases: No cavities (dental caries) No gum disease (gingivitis, periodontitis) No infections or mouth ulcers Teeth and gums functioning well: Able to chew food properly No pain while eating or speaking Able to pronounce words correctly Teeth are well-aligned without bite function problems Good appearance
