Crowd at Star Education Fair gets help in planning career paths


GEORGE TOWN: Sales coordinator Anne Sarela Thomas, 46, is a first-time visitor to the Star Education Fair. This year, her daughter A. Kalathevi is leaving school and has to figure out her next move.

“My daughter is keen on engineering or science,” she said, adding that they hailed from Simpang Ampat on the mainland.

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