Which part is bs? Not Mandarin? You think we never explore kids study in private Chinese school? Give your source since you so confident.

This question will require one to travel back in time where most /k/tards weren't even born yet. I'll try to be concise but I doubt that people will be bothered anyway.

Generally, Chinese schools were founded way back in the early 19th century by the Chinese immigrants. The buildings were funded by the community because they know education was the shitz & they were like "if the Brits can establish schools like Penang Free School then why can't we?" So they imported teachers from mainland China who handled the syllabus creation & subsequently the standard of exam.

Basically, all the Chinese schools in the early 20th century were private schools & they were happy & dandy to be left alone.

Anyway, due to the development in the mainland where Sun Yat-sen aimed to topple the Qing dynasty & subsequently travelled all over the world trying to obtain overseas Chinese's moral & financial support, the Chinese schools here became radicalised.

British tak suka & want to gain control of these schools by enacting Education Ordinance. After kena bully by the British, came the Japs. After Japs surrendered, in came the PKMs.

So you can see why the Chinese were spooked when the government tried to integrate the Chinese schools & came up with the Fenn-Wu report. The government of that time then responded with the Barnes report that basically called for the abolishment of the Chinese schools. The Razak report became the middle ground that resulted in our education system today where primary schools consists of SRK & SJK but secondary levels are unified with option for vernacular language subject.

To the Chinese (well, not all since many has since became bananas now), this was considered a hijacking of our Chinese schools & education which has been around before SRKs even exist. Anyway, slowly but surely, one by one Chinese secondary schools converted themselves into national type high school, which to some Chinese, was considered as an act of betrayal. There were quite some big hoo-ha where some students, teachers & schools staffs rioted in protest, police got involved, tear gas was released, batons were bashed & that was how we got CIS & UEC today.

EDIT: I studied in SRK / SMK / local uni.

This post has been edited by talexeh: Yesterday, 07:10 PM

yes cannot of coz what make you think we follow china or taiwan edu system?

Source is my son who is studying in CIS. Your source is based solely on your "exploration"?

English is "not" an option. Math & science are taught in both English & Chinese. There are even CIS where they offer UEC syllabus in full English. This is why some CIS have students from Africa, Thailand & more.

Few of your posts here are already full of misconception of CIS / UEC so let's not act surprised, shall we?

This post has been edited by talexeh: Yesterday, 07:06 PM

If thats the case, Why not just take IGCSE? why must UEC?

IGCSE exam is super expensive yo!

And UEC syllabus is 6 years long & covers A level as well. Therefore, UEC student saves a year compared to IGCSE where a student still have to take A level of ~2 years after they finish O level (~5 years).

This post has been edited by talexeh: Yesterday, 07:05 PM

might as well companies terus hire top-tier graduates from China’s leading universities instead, since those universities have strong global rankings, recognised accreditation, and a reputation for producing highly skilled talent.

butthurt ke kenot afford independent skul

hantam UEC but shy to admit SPM level getting shittier

KPM can move the graph of passing mark

Bole amik AusMat str8 after SPM, 1 yr program, then str8 into Uni...




Chinese school very expensive mer? 😁

Which school your kid goes to? Don't need Mandarin? Don't study China history? Give me name I explore more.

Maybe I enroll my kids there then.

whenever talk UEC

sure vtec kicks in

then drag vernacular skul, then drag religion, then say "depa xxxxx depa xxx...." pusing pusing salah dap komunis bla bla bla

nak jadi negara maju konon..sampai 2077 still using this tactic

COLAN7FIRM

This post has been edited by DValentine: Yesterday, 07:12 PM

Nothing about the exam or language. It's all about kita sudah menang.
90% who shout for UEC have nothing to do with it.

UEC mencabar konsep ketuanan...

Sohai DAP now want to talk about UEC again. Pergi lah

But the post I replied to were asking why UEC instead of IGCSE ma.

What does studying China history have to do with medium of teaching LOL?

Anyway, there are only a few CIS in Penang so you can use your "exploration" skill & see which one offers UEC in English.

Betul. It's like type c want to go their own way education wise but yet want gov to give them recognition. I understand the type m apprehension.

Just use UEC apply for overseas. It's a subset of a subset that wants this, majority don't give a shit.

Malays see UEC as a threat to Bahasa.

Some Chinese see UEC (or private Chinese schools) as being essential for continuation of culture;
Others see it from perspective of practicality - easy for UEC holders to find jobs;
Still others don't care.

Politikus use UEC to fish support & vote shj.

UEC will never get recognized.

Students yang take UEC alone, also not bothered whether UEC get recognized anot.

Students yang took UEC + SPM, ask what's the problem now?

China recognize UEC ?