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Education System to
Philippine Education
System
Reporter: Leonila A. Perez
Philippines Similarities Malaysia
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Philippines Similarities Malaysia
Technical stream include:
mechanical engineering,
civil engineering,
electrical engineering,
agriculture, commerce,
- food management and
fashion studies.
In the vocational stream,
students can choose
from: electrics,
automotive, catering,
computer programming.
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The first session goes from
approx. 7.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.
-some subjects schedule and is mostly followed by
everyday compulsory co-curricular
activities. The afternoon
session, on the other hand,
8. Class -Dismissal time: 4:30 – 5PM lasts until approx. 6.45 p.m. As
some student live in a large
Schedule distance to the schools, they
arrive home at around 8 or 9
p.m. and this already in
primary schools.
References:
❖ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Malaysia
❖ https://wenr.wes.org/2014/12/education-in-malaysia
❖ https://wise.com/au/blog/malaysian-education-overview
5 Ways You Can Become a Teacher in
Malaysia
Being a teacher is one of the most rewarding jobs in
the world. Realising the impact you can bring to even
one student’s life can be scary (what if you teach the
wrong thing?), yet powerful. However, educating
someone is not merely depositing as much knowledge
as you can, but it’s sparking an interest in subjects they
didn’t like before and helping them discover something
they never thought they could do. Aren’t you just dying
to know how to become a teacher now? Well, here are
five ways to become a teacher in Malaysia.
1) SPM > PISMP > SK
• Program Persediaan Ijazah Sarjana Muda
Perguruan (PPISMP) is a 1-year preparatory course
for all students to enter into Program Ijazah
Sarjana Muda Perguruan (PISMP) for another 4
years. This course is only provided at Teacher’s
Training Institutes (IPG) across the country. Upon
the 5-year completion, you will receive a degree in
education and are now able to teach in
any government primary schools in Malaysia.
What you need to apply:
• Malaysian
• Not more than 20 years old
• Healthy
• Active in extracurricular activities
• SPM: Obtain excellent grades (Excellent grades include A+, A
and A-) in any five subjects (the minimum requirement)
• Obtain credits in Bahasa Malaysia, History and pass English
• Meet the eligibility requirements in the field of specialization
chosen.
• Duration: 5 years
2) SPM > Matriculation > Degree > SMK
• This happens to be the most common route for
students. Do note that you’ll have to obtain credits for
every subject in SPM. After completing your SPM, you
will proceed to do your Matriculation for 1 or 2 years.
Upon completion, you can then apply for a degree in
education where at the end of your studies, you’ll be
placed to teach in secondary schools across the
country.
• Duration: 5 years
3) SPM > STPM > Degree > SMK