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Character Formation and Service Learning

Yoshua Chua, Head, Student Development Department, Methodist College Kuala Lumpur | Tetsuo Takahara, President, Student Council, Methodist College Kuala Lumpur

07-Dec-15 15:00

Character Formation and Service Learning

Founded in 1983, Methodist College Kuala Lumpur has since established itself as one of Malaysia’s top private educational institutions. We speak to Methodist College Kuala Lumpur’s Yoshua Chua, the head of Mata Pelajaran Umum and Student Development Department, and Tetsuo Takahara, president of the student council, about the importance of having a holistic education for college students.

Note: Apologies for the audio distortion at the beginning of the interview. It was rectified at the 3-minute mark.


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