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Tamil schools to get more DLP classes - Vimarsana News

Tamil schools to get more DLP classes

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.

DLP classes for Johor increased - Vimarsana News

DLP classes for Johor increased

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.

DLP impact in Sarawak can be gauged after first batch reaches Form Four, says state minister - Vimarsana News

DLP impact in Sarawak can be gauged after first batch reaches Form Four, says state minister

KUCHING: The impact of the dual language programme (DLP) in Sarawak schools can only be fully assessed once the first batch of students reaches Form Four, says Datuk Roland Sagah.

PTAs unhappy with reasons for reducing DLP classes - Vimarsana News

PTAs unhappy with reasons for reducing DLP classes

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.

Why tell us schools have not met DLP criteria now, asks parents - Vimarsana News

Why tell us schools have not met DLP criteria now, asks parents

JOHOR BARU: Parents in the Tamil primary schools affected by a move to reduce the number of Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes are hoping that the Education Ministry will continue to work on the matter until a solution can be found.