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Transforming Malaysia's Public School Education System

ByLeaderonomics FM
Nov 04, 2020 • 23 Min Podcast

Because every child deserves a great future

Kids in schools (Education System)
Why the Education System in place simply doesn't work


Back in school, how did your classroom unlock your potential?

If you're struggling to think of something, you're not alone. Nina Adlan Disney, Executive Director of LeapEd Services (Malaysia's first homegrown Education Service Provider), shares how LeapEd are transforming the public school system through their Trust School Programme and why she decided to take on this challenge.


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