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Other Secondary School Options

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Parents of Children (13-17 years old)
Sending Teenage Children to Secondary School
Other Secondary School Options

For parents who wish to apply for a secondary school other than the National Secondary Schools offered, there are several options such as:

Boarding Schools (SBP)

Elite school under the Ministry of Education Malaysia (MOE)
Full boarding facilities to ensure students can focus on learning

Religious Secondary Schools (SMKA)

Offers academic curriculum and Islamic religious studies

MARA Junior Science Colleges (MRSM)

Boarding schools offered by Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA)
There are several stream options with admission through specific assessments

Malaysia Arts Schools (SSeM)

For students who are talented in the fields of music, theatre, dance and visual arts
Offered starting from Form 1 only

Malaysia Sports Schools (SSM)

Specifically for potential student athletes
Offers are subject to the Selection Committee

Technical Secondary Schools (SMT)

Focus on several engineering and non-engineering streams of study
Offered starting from upper secondary level (Form 4)

Vocational Colleges (KV)

Offers technical and skills programs
Students will receive a skills certificate and can choose to work in technical industry after finishing school
Enrollment begins during upper secondary level (Form 4)

Royal Military College (MTD)

Combining academic curriculum with military and leadership training
Offered from upper secondary (Form 4) for students with strict eligibility requirements

Special Education Schools (MBK)

Specifically for students with special needs (MBK), including students with visual, hearing and learning disabilities

International & Private Schools

Using the British (IGCSE), American, IB, or other foreign curriculum

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