00:00My question is, in Negeri Sembilan,
00:02in low schools, we have a shortage of about 350 students,
00:06in middle schools, we have a shortage of about 450 students.
00:09In total, we have a shortage of about 800 students since 2023.
00:12Unfortunately, teachers in low schools in the outskirts of the city
00:16do not have teachers who have been teaching for too long,
00:20almost a year or more, and there are teachers who have been teaching for two years.
00:22So, I want to know,
00:24this is my question, Dato' Ibn Betul.
00:25My question is,
00:27how much has the number of teachers in Negeri Sembilan increased?
00:29How much has the number of teachers in Negeri Sembilan increased?
00:31In 2023, how much has the number of teachers in Negeri Sembilan increased?
00:33In 2024, will there be at least an increase?
00:36Dato' Ibn Betul,
00:37the number of students who took SPM is 10,000.
00:41Now, about floods,
00:42it is true that I saluted the teachers after the study was done and so on.
00:46But, Dato' Ibn Betul,
00:47in Negeri Sembilan, I went to the flood area at the end of the week.
00:53Mentally,
00:55the thought of the students who want to take SPM is definitely not there, Dato' Ibn Betul.
00:59Because there are no things.
01:01I agree, I totally agree.
01:02This is not a discussion, this is a question.
01:05Yes, I know.
01:06Mentally, it is not ready.
01:07Supporting the anger.
01:08Yes, supporting the anger.
01:09Dato' Ibn Betul,
01:10this is an important issue.
01:12Okay, okay, I understand.
01:13There is a thought that is not ready.
01:15There is a question of equipment,
01:17and the difficulties of the family.
01:19After that, the children are not ready to take the SPM.
01:22My question is,
01:23okay, the minister wants to continue.
01:25Okay, you go ahead.
01:26But,
01:27the increase of the students who do not take the SPM will increase.
01:31What will happen to the students who do not take the SPM this year because of the flood?
01:36Are they considered not present in the classroom or given a second chance to take the SPM after the flood?
01:43Thank you, Dato' Ibn Betul.
01:45Please, Minister.
01:47Mr. Jerebu is a former teacher.
01:49Yes.
01:50Please.
01:50Thank you, Dato' Ibn Betul.
01:52Thank you, Mr. Jerebu, for your comments, suggestions, and questions.
01:59For your information, Mr. Jerebu,
02:01I remember when this government took over in 2022,
02:07the percentage of full-time teachers in the national level was around 95%.
02:18In the past two years, a lot of approvals have been made.
02:29I can state that it is not business as usual.
02:34We have taken new approvals, including approvals from COS.
02:40This year, we will open a special session for our students from STPM, STAM, and matriculation.
02:50The purpose is to ensure that the pool we have is sufficient to meet the needs of the flood to fill all the gaps.
03:04Previously, we only took PISMP from SPM.
03:09This year, we will open a special session for our students from STAM, STPM, and matriculation.
03:15For the nine states, the gap is 711 people as of 31 October 2024.
03:28The filling rate is 96.14%.
03:34For your information, this year, IPGM has offered 6,300 slots for PISMP.
03:51Previously, we have not been able to fill 100%.
03:55This year, we were able to get the slot and offer 100% of the 6,300 people.
04:04Regardless of whether it is a national school, a Tamil national school, or a Chinese national school,
04:11100% of the slots have been filled.
04:16This is very important for us to ensure that in the next five years,
04:22when this group of people leave, and in the next year, we are able to fill 100% more,
04:30then the issue can be resolved in a level playing field.
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