KUCHING: Sarawak’s move to adopt English as a second language for official use will help the state’s graduates become more employable, says a senior lawyer.
Datuk Dr Cyrus Das said this was crucial as many Malaysian job applicants found difficulty in getting hired because they lacked proficiency in English.
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