The Housewives Social Security Scheme (SKSSR) is implemented by the Social Security Organization (SOCSO) starting December 1, 2022. It aims to provide social security protection to housewives who experience accidents or any incidents while doing household-related matters. Contribution: RM120 for a coverage period of 12 consecutive months. Contributions can be made by the husband, housewife, family or third parties for the housewife. Among the benefits of this scheme include Medical Benefits, Permanent Disability Benefits and Funeral Management Benefits.
Primary school in Malaysia is the first level of formal education that is compulsory for all children under the Education Act 1996. Primary education aims to form the foundation of academic, personality and social skills before these children continue their studies to the secondary level. Duration and Structure of Primary Education Primary education in Malaysia lasts for 6 years (Standard 1 to Standard 6) Children start entering Standard 1 at the age of 7 This education is compulsory for all Malaysian citizens
National Religious Secondary Schools (SMKA) in Malaysia are institutions that integrate academic education with Islamic studies. Categories of SMKA in Malaysia: SMKA – Religious Stream Offers additional subjects such as Arabic Language, Quran and Sunnah Studies, and Islamic Syariah Studies. SMKA – Ulul Albab Tahfiz Model Focuses on Quran memorisation while integrating the National Curriculum The Integrated Tahfiz Curriculum (KBT), and the Ulul Albab Program. Apart from Fully Residential Schools (SBP) and special schools under MOE, parents may also send their children to MARA Junior Science Colleges (MRSM), which are managed by Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA). MRSM Education System (SPMRSM) The MRSM Education System (SPMRSM) is divided into five programs based on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
In Malaysia, the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) through the Oral Health Programme strives to provide education, treatment, and preventive services to all levels of society, starting from infants, children, adolescents up to the elderly. Dental services at government healthcare facilities: Dental check-ups and fillings Extractions and scaling (cleaning of tartar) Oral health education in schools and communities Emergency dental treatment Early screening of oral diseases and oral cancer
The MyTax portal is an official digital platform developed by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) to facilitate tax affairs for Malaysians. This portal brings together various online tax services under a single portal to improve access, transparency, and efficiency of the country's tax system. Among the main functions: e-Filing Fill in and submit Income Tax Return Forms online e-Register Register tax numbers for new taxpayers e-Payment Make income tax payments, information tax, property gains tax, and so on e-PCB Plus Monthly Tax Deduction (PCB) Review and management Tax Information Check tax balances, payment receipts, refund status, and previous tax records Digital Tax Profile Display personal information, filing status, and tax review transactions
All health clinics under the Ministry of Health Malaysia provide healthcare services for the elderly, namely: Health screening for early disease risk detection Treatment/health examination Health promotion, advice and counseling Referral (if necessary) Visits to elderly institutions Home visits There are also Elderly Clubs or Senior Citizen Activity Centres (PAWE) at certain health clinics. The elderly can share experiences, do activities/hobbies together, fill their leisure time, and reduce feelings of loneliness. Please contact the nearest health clinic for this information.
The UiTM Pre-Diploma Programme is a special programme offered by Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) to SPM leavers from the Bumiputera community who do not yet meet direct entry requirements for a diploma but show potential to succeed in higher education. Introduction to UiTM Pre-Diploma A basic programme for 1 semester (4–6 months) Aims to strengthen students’ foundational knowledge and academic skills in preparation for a UiTM diploma Open to Bumiputera students only Programmes offered: Pre-Diploma (Commerce) Pre-Diploma (Science) Pre-Diploma Science (STEM C Stream & Arts) Pre-Diploma (Agrotechnology) Pre-Diploma (Islamic Studies)
Children with special needs refer to those with differences in physical, sensory, intellectual, learning, behavioral or emotional aspects, who require special support and interventions to achieve optimal development. The Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH), through primary and specialist health facilities, focuses on early detection, early intervention and continuous support to help these children grow in an environment that supports holistic development. Bring your child to the nearest clinic if there are developmental delays. Common special needs identified: Autisme (ASD) Cerebral Palsy Down Syndrome Specific Learning Disabilities (e.g., dyslexia) Global developmental delay Hearing or visual impairment Services provided by MOH: Developmental screening Early Intervention Programmes for at-risk infants and children Referrals to medical specialists such as family physicians, pediatricians, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, etc. Counseling and guidance for parents and caregivers Health education and parenting training Dental check-ups and treatment Reference:
The National Women’s Policy (Dasar Wanita Negara, DWN) and Women’s Development Action Plan 2025-2030 (Pelan Tindakan Pembangunan Wanita 2025–2030, PTPW 2025–2030) are Malaysia’s strategic policies. They serve as a guide for implementing strategies, programs, and initiatives aimed at empowering women in Malaysia. The policy adopts a Whole of Nation and Whole of Government approach, coordinated and monitored by Jabatan Pembangunan Wanita under Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat (KPWKM). Theme: “Memartabat Wanita, Memperkukuh Negara” (Uplifting Women, Strengthening the Nation) Four priority areas: Economy Leadership Security Well-being Learn more about DWN and PTPW 2025-2030 and their expected outcomes :
