SPM exams proceed despite Johor public holiday
Published on 2 Jan 2025 1:27:59 PM
The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations will proceed as scheduled despite Jan 6 being declared a public holiday for civil servants in Johor.
State education and information committee chairman Aznan Tamin clarified the decision on Thursday (Jan 2) , and explained that maintaining the schedule was crucial to ensure students' momentum for the important examinations remains uninterrupted.
Aznan, who is also the Tanjung Surat assemblyman, assured that teachers and civil servants involved in the SPM process would be allowed to take replacement leave once the examinations are concluded.
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The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations will proceed as scheduled despite Jan 6 being declared a public holiday for civil servants in Johor.
State education and information committee chairman Aznan Tamin clarified the decision on Thursday (Jan 2) , and explained that maintaining the schedule was crucial to ensure students' momentum for the important examinations remains uninterrupted.
Aznan, who is also the Tanjung Surat assemblyman, assured that teachers and civil servants involved in the SPM process would be allowed to take replacement leave once the examinations are concluded.
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