No emphasis and poor teachers the causes, say employers


Datuk Shamsudin Bardan

PETALING JAYA: The lack of emphasis on English in school and poor quality of teachers are among the reasons Malaysian fresh graduates still struggle with the language, according to employers.

“Based on feedback from our members, English is still a major problem as far as fresh graduates are concerned.

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