Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia
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Where this institution’s degrees are recognised
We hold no recognition verdict for this institution. That is not the same as it being unrecognised — it means no register we read has assessed it, or we have not matched it to their record yet. Absence of an assessment is not a negative assessment.
Where this record came from
Malaysian Qualifications Register: Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia is listed by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency as a community college in Selangor, holding accreditation for 11 qualifications recorded in the register. ⚠ Listing in MQR means the provider holds accredited qualifications; it is not a ranking or an endorsement.
Checked 2026-08-21 · educationmalaysia.gov.myOpen the source ↗
Programmes we hold (11)
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Chinese Language for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Design and Technology - Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Islamic Education for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Music for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Physical Education for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Remedial Education for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Social Studies for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Special Education - Learning Disabilities for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Special Education-Visual Impairment for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Tamil Language for Primary Education) · ISCED-6
- Bachelor of Teaching (Hons) (Teaching English as a Second Language) Primary Education · ISCED-6
What graduates say
No graduate has answered about Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia yet. If you studied here, you would be the first.
Did you study at Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia? Everything above comes from official registers and from what Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia publishes about itself. What it was actually like is something only you can say.
Nine questions, about thirty seconds — fixed answers, no writing. If you are still enrolled, nothing you say appears until the year after you finish. We never ask your name.