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MALAYSIA EDUCATION BLUEPRINT 2013-2025
2017ACHIEVEMENTS
AT A GLANCE
Percentage of Attendance inOrang Asli Schools, 2015-2017
Percentage of Students with Special EducationalNeeds in Inclusive Education Programme
42.05%40.04%
51.31%
38.13%
41.27%
41.27%
41.89%38.61%
36.85%
56.22%
40.63%
36.41%
43.37%
38.7%
43.1%
36.6%
Female
Difference
Male
Female
Difference
Male
4.755.22
4.58
0.83
5.41
2.71
0.16
2.87
3.01 2.76 0.470.25
UrbanRuralRural
Urban
Difference Difference
Johor
Melaka
NegeriSembilan
Selangor
Perak
PulauPinang
KedahPerlis
Kelantan
Terengganu
Pahang
Sarawak
Sabah
WPKuala Lumpur
WP Labuan
WP Putrajaya
TARGET
35%
ENSURING EQUITY IN EDUCATION
2015
79.1%
2016
86.3% 87.3% 16,899 23,050 32,148
2015
23.24%
2016
30.26% 40.88%
2 PPD 73 PPD 15 PPD 0 PPD52 PPD
5 3 2 14
ORANG ASLI ANDINDIGENOUS EDUCATION
2017
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
2017
DISTRICT TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMME (DTP)
1.4% 51.4% 10.6% 0.0%36.6%
National Average Grade (GPN)
National Average Grade (GPN)
KPI Achievements in Inclusive Education Programme by State
www.moe.gov.my
Achievement Gap between Urban and Rural Schools
Achievement Gap between Gender
UPSR SPMUPSR SPM
2017 District Education Office Excellence Rating
RM 7,816,169,600
OPERATIONAL BUDGET(NON-EMOLUMENT)
2016
Reduction of11%
RM 6,985,387,000
2017
STRENGTHENING UNITY THROUGH EDUCATION
MoE – JPNIN NBOS PROGRAMME: UNITY THROUGH EDUCATION(JPNIN = Department of National Unity and Integration)
Unity Camps implemented in:
Kelantan
Pahang
Terengganu
WPKuala Lumpur
Student participation
Malay
62%Chinese
22%Indian
10%Others
4%
primary and secondary schoolsimplemented cross-culturalprogrammes
Teacher Advisors ofRukun Negara Club 5 series of
training
220
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT THROUGH CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
INCREASING EFFICIENCY OF EDUCATION DELIVERY
Among the Co-curricular Activities Participatedby Students at the International Level
85th International MathematicsOlympiad (IMO), Brazil
F1 World Final, Malaysia
Student On Ice (ISO) - ArticEducational Expedition 2017, Artik
Malaysia
Sports Aid for Schools
Aid for School Uniform and Uniformed Bodies
Activities under the Upholding Bahasa and Strengthening the English
Language Policy (MBMMBI)
Assistance for Additional Payment for Schooling
Food Contracts for Sekolah Bimbingan Jalinan Kasih (SBJK)
Transportation Aid for Boarding School Students
Aid for Meals at Schools with Boarding Facilities
Target 30%
RM 10,478,080 RM 32,312,400
Achievement 308%
REALIGNMENT OF OPERATIONAL BUDGET
(NON-EMOLUMENT)
9,459schools
7,696schools
1,763schools
8,604schools
8,185schools
1,547schools
Schools connected to1BestariNet
Accessibility to 4Gconnectivity
Accessibility to ADSLor VSAT
2016 2017
schools
BROADBAND AVAILABILITY TOOPTIMISE QUALITY OF LEARNING
STRENGTHENING LEADERSHIP SKILLS ANDCAPABILITIES WITHIN THE MINISTRY
Key Leadership Programme:Executive Leadership SeriesParticipants: 52 officers in Key Leadership Positionsin the Ministry
AlmarhumahDatuk Wira Dr.
Maznah binti HamidExecutive ChairmanSecuriforce Group
Managing and LeadingOrganisational Change
Tan Sri Abdul Wahid bin OmarPNB Group Chairman
Leadership Insights
Professor Emeritus Dato’ Dr.Ibrahim bin Ahmad Bajunid
Chairman, Malaysian Society forEducation Administration and
Management (MSEAM)
Engaging Various GeneralWorkforce for Creating
Culture of HighPerformance
OrganisationalChange
Tan Sri Jamaludinbin Ibrahim
Managing Change andPreparing Future Leaders
for Industrial Revolution 4.0Organisational Change
IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE ANDMAINTENANCE OF SCHOOLS
SEKOLAH
RM460.3 millionfor maintenanceof schools andbuildings
RM1.096 billionfor school
infrastructuredevelopment
1,097development
and upgradingprojects
completed
1 2
3
LOW ENROLMENT SCHOOLS(Schools with enrolment of 150 and below)
SK Jalan Pasar 1
(42 students)+
SK Jalan Pasar 2
(84 students)+
SK (L) JalanPasar 2
(18 students)=
Phase one of the school merging processwas successfully implemented
SK JalanPasar 1
(Main School)
SK DatoAbu Bakar
(Main School)
SK Dato Abu Bakar
(46 students)+
SK (L) JalanPasar 1
(56 students)=
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UNIFIED INSTRUMENT (PBPPP) TOEVALUATE EDUCATION SERVICE OFFICERS
441,329Education Service Officers were evaluated using the Unified Instrument
MALAYSIA EDUCATION BLUEPRINT 2013-2025
4 Main Fields of Specialised Expertise in Education
EDUCATION SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT CAREER PATHWAY
Education Policyand CurriculumDevelopment
• Development of Curriculum• Development of Policy• Education Technology
Assessment Assessment Development•• Inspectorate
• Psychometrics
Psychology and Counselling
• Psychology and Counselling• Clinical Psychology
Main Trainers in Education
• Master Trainers• Sports Coaches• Art Instructors• Special Educational Needs
STRENGTHENING SCHOOL LEADERS QUALITY
1,572 participants involved in the
NPQEL training79% achieved the level of excellent (CGPA 3.75 to 4.00)
NPQEL
1,440 school leaders participated in the PRIme course
PRime
NPQEL = National Professional Qualification for Education LeadershipPRIme = Residency and Immersion Programme
95%
90%
85%
80%
2016 2017
92
.9%
94
.4%
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
Percentage of Parental involvement in Six Main Activities in Schools
Target Setting Day
Parent Teacher Association Annual Meeting Day
Prize Giving Day
Registration Day
Main Activities
Report Card Day
Sports Day
Percentage of Parents as Volunteers in Schools
41.1%40.9%2016 2017
Contributions
Material 34%Non-material 62%Infrastructure 4%
PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
One-Off Programme School Adoption Programme
2016
604schools
2017701schools
Trust School Programme3rd place, the Prime Minister Innovation Award (AIPM 2017)
STRENGTHENING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Achievement for the English Language Papers in UPSR (Percentage of Passes)
82.6%
77.1%
85.6%
73.6%
Comprehension
Writing
2016 2017
Achievement for the English Language Papers in SPM (Percentage of Passes)
Percentage of Passes
Average Subject Grade (GPMP)
2016
2017
79.4%
79.1%
5.99
5.96
2016 2017Dual Language Programme (DLP)
Highly ImmersiveProgramme (HIP)
Number of Schools
379
1,200
1,215
5,500
Programmes to Strengthen English Language
Quality and Policy Compliance Centre (QAPCC) was successfully established
2,781Lecturers and
437Head of Departments participated in the 2017 Talent Review
Pilot Project for IPG lecturers was enhanced based on
positions and gradesThe screening process for teacher candidates was enhanced
IPG Transformation Initiatives were Successfully Implemented
5
The intake of new IPG lecturers was
consistently coordinated
EXPANSION OF LITERACY AND NUMERACY SCREENING PROGRAMME (LINUS 2.0)
Year 1(2015)
94.4%
89.3%
95.7%
91.5%
85.3%
94.9%
98.3%
95.7%
98.9%
Year 2(2016)
Year 3(2017)
Bahasa MelayuLiteracy
English Language Literacy
Numerac
Achievement of Students of the Same Cohort
In 2017, multiple documents and resources were produced based on planning made in 2016:
• Roadmap for the BM Education 2016-2025 • Preliminary Draft of the Framework for the
Standard of Bahasa Melayu • Preliminary Document for the Holistic
Professional Development of BM Teachers
• Development of Modules and Supporting Kits for BM
• Modules for BM Teachers Professional Development
UPHOLDING BAHASA MELAYU(BM)
INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES OFFERED IN SCHOOLS
AT A GLANCE2017
ACHIEVEMENTS
National Preschool Enrolment
865,464 85.4%2016
Number of Students
Percentage of Enrolment
884,9832017 84.3%
PRESCHOOL
Number of Public and Private Preschools
PrivatePublic
22,162
22,315
27,689
28,231
49,851
50,546
2016
2017
Total
National Preschool Quality Standard
Percentage Achieved Minimum
Number of Schools
Assessed
23,171
23,285
97.3%
98.9%
2016
2017
TRANSFORMATION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Basic Vocational Education
85 Schools
15 Schools
20172012
Vocational Programme for Students with Special Educational Needs
2541
Courses Offered
Vocational Special Education Secondary Schools
Keningau Vocational College
VARIOUS EDUCATION PATHWAYS
Wave 1(2013 - 2015)
57
Number ofSMKA*
Number ofSABK**
216
* SMKA: National Religious Secondary School**SABK: Government-Aided Religious School
Wave 2(2016 - 2017) 59 221
Islamic Religious Schools
Wave 1(2013 - 2015)
720Enrolment
Art SchoolsMusic, Dancing, Theatre, Visual Arts
1,114Wave 2(2016 - 2017)
Employability of Graduates with Vocational Diploma
201712,803 graduates
85.2%Employed (within 6 months)
1.9%Further studies
4.5%Became Entrepreneurs
Upper Secondary
85.8% 86.6%
ENROLMENT FOR ALL LEVELS OF EDUCATION
Preschool
2016 2017
Primary
Lower Secondary
85.4%
97.2%
84.3%
95.0%
97.9%
96.6%
HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS (HOTS)
trained in i-Think using 3 training modes :
• Face-to-face• Online Training (KiDT)•
4,243 school leaders
207,388 teachers
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) EDUCATION
Enhancing teachers’ capability and skills• STEM Education Colloquium• International Colloquium on
STEM Education (ICSTEM)
Increasing students’ interest• • Establishment of STEM+ Club• School Lab Competition• • Reality TV Programme – STEM Hero• Development of Resources for STEM Education • Using Multimedia in STEM Subjects• Provision of Conducive Facilities
Raising awareness among school leaders, teachers, students, parents and the public• Roadshows on STEM Education
THE 9TH PARA ASEAN(Students with Special Educational Needs)
THE 29TH SEA GAMES
Malaysian Sport School Enrolment
1,423
2016
1,561
2017
student atheletes
teacher atheletesWon
Medals
854
PROUD ACHIEVEMENTS AT INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
6 5SILVER BRONZE
4GOLD
40
26 19SILVER BRONZE
GOLD
4th
PlaceBoysTeam
4thPlace
74 Medals
9TH ASEANSCHOOL GAMES
2017
45TH ASIAN SCHOOL FOOTBALL UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIP 2017
LITTLE ATHLETICSWESTERN AUSTRALIA
2017
25TH MSSM-LAWA-SSSCINTERNATIONAL LITTLE
ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP
5TH ASIAN SCHOOL HOCKEY
CHAMPIONSHIP 20175TH ASIAN SCHOOL
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
5th
PlaceGirlsTeam
4th
Place
2SILVER
INCREASING QUALITY IN EDUCATION
INCREAS ING ACCESS TO EDUCATION
Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM)
FullyResidentialSchools (SBP)– 69 schools
NationalSecondarySchools (SMK)– 141 schools
ReligiousNationalSecondarySchools (SMKA)– 11 schools
German French Arabic KoreanChinese Japanese
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