Rare chance to meet educators


Professional advice: University representatives briefing parents and students during the fair at Setia SPICE Convention Centre in Bayan Lepas. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Nothing beats the spontaneity of face-to-face interaction, and parents and students alike had such an opportunity at Star Education Fair 2021, with strict Covid-19 SOP in place.

Vincent Pek, 53, who was at the fair to explore tertiary courses for his daughter Renne, 18, said that despite the availability of virtual correspondences with universities, it was not the same as meeting counsellors and educators in person.

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