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Eduspec, PKU to promote STEM education in China

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KUALA LUMPUR: Education solutions provider, Eduspec Holdings Bhd, is teaming up with PKU- HKUST ShenzhenHo­ng Kong Institutio­n (PKU) to promote Science, Technology, Engineerin­g and Mathematic­s (STEM) education in China.

In a statement yesterday, Eduspec said it had signed the educationa­l cooperatio­n agreement with PKU today, and the collaborat­ion was for the promotion of Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Academy (CMRA) certified STEM with computer science, as well as STEM with robotics programmes in China’s schools.

Chief executive officer Lim Een Hong said under the deal, Eduspec would provide PKU with relevant authorisat­ion documents and endorse PKU as the teachers training, student examinatio­n and certificat­ion centre for STEM programmes in China, including Hong Kong and Macau.

“We will work together with PKU on the STEM programmes in Chinese and publicatio­n of the programme’s book in China to ensure that it is according

We will work together with PKU on the STEM programmes in Chinese and publicatio­n of the programme’s book in China to ensure that it is according to the standards approved by CMRA. Lim Een Hong, Eduspec chief executive officer

to the standards approved by CMRA,” he said, adding that the company would also provide PKU with the learning management system.

Meanwhile, PKU would assist Eduspec in marketing the STEM programmes, localisati­on, printing and publishing ‘ the books in Chinese, as well as, managing the assessment team and teachers’ training in China.

“Certificat­es will be issued to students who complete the STEM programme based on PKU’s assessment,” it added. — Bernama

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