Tunku Putra School signs management agreement with HELP
KUCHING: Year 2017 is an important milestone for CMSowned international school, Tunku Putra School (TPS) to embark on its next journey in educational growth with the signing of a management agreement with HELP Education Services Sdn Bhd.
HELP runs Help University, which has over 9,000 students and offers a plethora of study disciplines, besides managing two international schools in KL and Johor with a total of over 2,000 students.
HELP has over 30 years’ experience in producing top students who secured scholarships to study in top universities around the world including Cambridge, Harvard, MIT, LSE, Imperial College and Australian National University.
Speaking about the new agreement, chairman of Tunku Putra School, Datuk Syed Ahmad Alwee Alsree said this partnership aims to position TPS ahead of other international schools in Sarawak with the promise of delivering excellent academic performance and quality education by capitalising on a holistic learning approach.
Syed Ahmad Alwee had recently toured HELP International Schools in KL and Johor and is confident that this partnership will benefit the school.
“Students at Tunku Putra School enjoy learning and are happy to come to school. Our students are articulate, confident, driven and polite. I’m proud that our students possess these traits in droves,” he said after speaking to an IGCSE student who is bound for Scotland to study a Foundation programme in Computer Science.
CEO of HELP, Dr Goh Chee Leong and the newly appointed chairman of Tunku Putra Exco in his briefing to parents and staff of Tunku Putra School on Nov 10, 2017, shared HELP’s academic success in their KL campus, strength in talent management and teacher development, and their philosophy and passion in leading the education charter.
Interested parents are invited to attend Tunku Putra School’s Open Day at its school premises from 10am to 3pm on Nov 25 to tour the campus, meet the teachers and listen to a presentation by Dr Goh Chee Leong.