Rosalind Ahju

Rosalind dedicated over 15 years to her role as a preschool teacher, specialising in crafting enriching learning environments and effective teaching methodologies for young children. Since 2000, she has offered consultancy services to preschool centres, trained new early childhood educators, and contributed to developing curricula and educational materials. Rosalind holds a Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies from Edith Cowan University and a Master of Education in Teaching and Learning from HELP University. Presently, she serves as the Head of Department, a senior lecturer, and a PhD candidate at HELP University. Her commitment to children’s education extends beyond her professional roles to volunteering as a teacher and consultant at the Rohingya community school. Additionally, she actively contributes as a member of the ECCE Council Malaysia and researches children’s cognitive and moral development, particularly focusing on the Orang Asli community, the indigenous peoples of Sabah and Sarawak, and refugee children in Malaysia.