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- SINGAPORE: After completing his Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM), the equivalent of Singapore’s O Levels, Malaysian Nur Adham Syamsuzzaman opted for a technical and vocational path instead of going to university.
- “I chose this route because I prefer practical, hands-on learning experiences as compared to memorising theories.
- I also don’t think I am academically inclined,” said the Johorean, 24.
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- SINGAPORE: After completing his Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM), the equivalent of Singapore’s O Levels, Malaysian Nur Adham Syamsuzzaman opted for a technical and vocational path instead of going to university.
- “I chose this route because I prefer practical, hands-on learning experiences as compared to memorising theories.
- I also don’t think I am academically inclined,” said the Johorean, 24.
Sources: CNA