Homeschooling in Malaysia and around the world offers an exciting and successful approach to a child’s learning and has gained a reputation, not just in Malaysia but across the globe. It was estimated that in 2019, between 90,000 to 130,000 kids were homeschooled in the UK, and homeschooling contributes about 3.4% (over 2 million students) …
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These days parents in Malaysia are choosing to send their children to an IGCSE homeschool. This doesn’t come as a surprise — as kids who are homeschooled receive more personal attention and generally tend to perform better. In fact, IGCSE homeschools in Malaysia offer many benefits that give your kid an edge over the kids …
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In Malaysia, the Ministry of Education has the sole responsibility of providing education at the pre-tertiary level of education, which includes pre-school, primary, secondary, and post-secondary levels. Apart from the ministry’s responsibilities of regulating the operations of all public and private-funded schools and homeschools in Malaysia, they have put in place a comprehensive schooling system …
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Before now, what was obtainable was that Malaysian parents would enrol their kids in a public primary school that was closest to them — and then allow the Malaysian schooling system to educate the kids according to the syllabus. Today, this isn’t the case anymore. Since the Malaysian education board removed the quota for enrolment …
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In the past, homeschooling simply meant tutoring your own kids at home by yourself, or hiring one or more private tutors to come over and do the job for you. This often limits your kids as they’re only impacted based on your own limited knowledge or that of the private tutor. Even today, this is …
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As you already know, the IGCSE programme is offered by many private homeschools and international schools in Malaysia. The IGCSE is the international equivalent of the GCSE examinations in the UK. The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is internationally recognized and offers many opportunities for students who want to study locally or overseas. …
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In Malaysia, IGCSE and SPM are popular examination terms among students and teachers alike. While IGCSE is Cambridge certified, SPM is the national examination for form 5 students (year 11 equivalent) in Malaysia. Both are equivalent qualifications albeit quite a number of stark differences between the two. What Does IGCSE Stand for? IGCSE an acronym …
Are you contemplating which schooling system is better for your child, between homeschooling (or private school) and public schooling? This blog post will open your eyes to see which system is the best for your kids. So, what are the differences between Homeschooling and Public schooling in Malaysia? 1. The Learning Institution Homeschool In …
Homeschooling is an approach for a student to receive an education beyond the formal setting of an academic institution. IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) is a popular international certification for secondary schools. In some countries, it is referred to as O-Level. IGCSE Malaysia is popular among adult students and home schoolers alike in …
