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THE Dual Language Programme (DLP) is once again in the spotlight, following the move to reduce the number of DLP classes in schools.

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PETALING JAYA: The Dual Language Programme (DLP) is being subtly reduced in what may be an attempt to remove it, stakeholders claim.

PETALING JAYA: Parents wanting to put their children into Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes in some schools have been told they cannot do it.

GEORGE TOWN: Putting the Dual Language Programme (DLP) into practice at schools is easier said than done, as several parents revealed that there are not enough DLP classes at their children’s school to cater to all interested pupils.

Four Tamil schools in Johor were allowed to hold more Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes following an appeal to the Education Ministry, Malaysia Nanban reported.

JOHOR BARU: The number of Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes in four Tamil schools in Johor have now been increased following months of discussions with relevant parties, says state education, information and communication committee chairman Norliza Noh.

JOHOR BARU: Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs) from Tamil schools affected by the move to reduce the number of Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes are disappointed with the reasons given by the Education Ministry for doing so.

PUTRAJAYA: There are enough qualified teachers for the Dual Language Programme. However, the problem, says the Education Minister, is that schools do not fulfil the requirements for DLP to be carried out.