CONCLUSION
Therefore, the misconception that LG120 graduates are able to join teacher education under KPM like TESL
has been discussed and highlighted which resorted to the idea that they still score a chance in teaching
profession yet, the route is not the same and direct. They either have to enrol with KPM programs to get a
qualification after graduating from LG120 program or get themselves involved with private institutions to still
earn a certificate to join the international or private schools. Hence, choosing the right course and pathway is a
life-decision that requires careful and meticulous screening to avoid misconception that eventually will put our
future in jeopardy (Shah & Jain, 2025).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Highest gratitude is conveyed to our Lord for granting us the opportunity to be able to complete this fruitful
concept paper with the objective to do justice to the community. Sincere dedication is not to be forgotten to
LG120 team members for their cooperation and undoubtful contribution to start this journey.
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