KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 5 -- Nearly 90 per cent of young Malaysians surveyed recently want their children to enrol in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education as the country moves towards creating higher-value jobs.

The report, developed by Versa in collaboration with Stratsea, found that most respondents preferred their children to develop these crucial skillsets in school rather than rely on upskilling once they enter the workforce.

The survey polled 2,709 respondents, comprising 55.92 per cent millennials and 44.08 per cent Gen Z, to assess the Madani government's performance across various areas over the past two years.

However, participants were divided on their view of the Malaysian education system. Nearly 40...