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Respondents were asked to choose their highest qualification from five categories. They were a highly educated group. Almost one in three had a first degree (32.1%), while 8.3% had a higher degree. The largest group chose A Levels as their highest qualification (40.8%) (Figure 4). Just one in ten ch...
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Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak, UiTM Sarawak
2023
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| Summary: | Respondents were asked to choose their highest qualification from five categories. They were a highly educated group. Almost one in three had a first degree (32.1%), while 8.3% had a higher degree. The largest group chose A Levels as their highest qualification (40.8%) (Figure 4). Just one in ten chose GCSEs as their highest qualification. An alternative view to the importance of educational qualifications was provided via focus groups and interviews with Young Enterprise alumni. |
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