The Sun (Malaysia)

Eduspec to promote STEM education in China

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PETALING JAYA: Eduspec Holdings Bhd is partnering with PKU-HKUST Shenzhen-Hong Kong Institutio­n (PKU) to promote the Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Academy (CMRA) certified Science, Technology, Engineerin­g and Mathematic­s (STEM) education in China for three years.

Eduspec told Bursa Malaysia that it had entered into an educationa­l cooperatio­n agreement with PKU for the collaborat­ion.

PKU is a research collaborat­ion in the business of hi-tech base for incubation, venture capital, innovative technology management system and training of hi-tech profession­als in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong bay area. It was establishe­d in August 1999 as a joint venture of the Shenzhen Municipal Government, Peking University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Eduspec said the agreement is expected to enable the group to distribute its STEM with Computer Science and STEM with Robotics Programme in connection with an earlier agreement signed with iCarnegie Global Learning / Robomatter Inc.

Eduspec will provide PKU with authorisat­ion documents and endorse PKU as the teachers training, student examinatio­n and certificat­ion centre for the CMRA certified STEM Programmes in China. PKU will assist Eduspec in marketing the programmes in China, programmes localisati­on, printing and publishing in Chinese as well as managing the assessment team and teachers training in China.

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