Sparking a change: Three years ago, Dzameer Dzulkifli founded Teach For Malaysia out of a desire to improve Malaysia's state of education and a passion for developing local talent. Today he faces the challenges of growing the organisation and addressing the criticism levelled against it.

The, Heat (2014) Sparking a change: Three years ago, Dzameer Dzulkifli founded Teach For Malaysia out of a desire to improve Malaysia's state of education and a passion for developing local talent. Today he faces the challenges of growing the organisation and addressing the criticism levelled against it. (8 January 2014). in The Heat, p. 1,26,28.

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WHETHER it is the flip-flopping of the medium of instruction in national schools or the debatable quality of teachers, the state of education in Malaysia is a hot button issue at every mealtime conversation.It was no different for colleagues Dzameer Dzulkifli and Keeran Sivarajah, who were discussing how to improve education in Malaysia during a mamak session in 2009.However, unlike others who merely air their dissatisfaction, they decided to act upon it.

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