Scholarships for 156 students


‘Young star’: Choo from UTAR is among less than 30% of applicants chosen to receive the scholarship.

IN order for young talents to reach their full potential, access to quality education is of paramount importance.

Cognisant of the financial struggles faced by those in the B40 communities, KPMG Malaysia through its Education Trust Fund has recently awarded 156 students with monetary aid through its four sponsorship and scholarship programmes.

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