A Malaysian teachers union has urged the government to ensure the record RM69 billion education budget allocation translates into tangible improvements for schools across the country. The union emphasized the need for concrete measures to address long-standing challenges in infrastructure, teacher training, and student resources. With funding at unprecedented levels, critics warn that vague promises could leave classrooms unchanged without clear implementation plans. The call comes as educators and parents await visible progress in learning conditions and facilities.
Teachers union: RM69b education allocation must bring real improvements to Malaysian schools Malay Mail
