Enrollment
The enrollment is based on the students’ performance in their Year 6 national examinations known as the Primary School Evaluation Test (UPSR).
Classes in Forms 1 to 3 are separated based on multiple criteria, such as:
- Language of Medium for Mathematics and Science
- Type of Coordinated Living Skills Elective taken up
- Type of electives taken (Music, Visual Arts, Moral Studies, etc.)
Classes in Forms 4 and 5 are separated based on stream, whether Pure Science Stream or Arts Streams.
The entry requirement for SMKTTDI is just like any other public secondary school in Malaysia — a minimum grade of C for Malay Language in UPSR.
Curriculum
SMKTTDI offers two curriculums the Integrated Secondary School Curriculum (Kurikulum Bersepadu Sekolah Menengah)KBSM for Form 4-5 and The new curriculum ( Kurikulum Standard Sekolah Menegah )KSSM to Form 1-3 That will phase out the old KBSM by year 2021.
To its students with the Malay and English languages being the medium of instruction. Students from Form 1 through Form 3 or the “lower secondary” forms will be studying 9 subjects as specified in the new national curriculum. At the end of Form 3, students are required to go through the Form 3 Assessment (PT3) (Pentaksiran Tingkatan 3).
Upon the completion of PT3, students will enter Form 4 or the “upper secondary” forms and they will study the Pure Science or Arts stream consisting of nine subjects until Form 5 before sitting for the Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) (Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia) examinations at the end of their Form 5 study period (usually in November). Students in the upper secondary have the option choosing from different “packages” of subjects depending on their Stream, interests, and PT3 results.
Subjects
Different subjects are offered for Lower and Upper Secondary students.
Lower Secondary (Forms 1–3)
| Subject (Official Name) | Subject (English Name) | Language of Instruction |
|---|
| Bahasa Melayu | Malay Language | Malay |
| Bahasa Inggeris | English Language | English |
| Mathematics | Mathematics | English & Malay |
| Science | Science | English & Malay |
| Sejarah | History | Malay |
| Geografi | Geography | Malay |
| Kemahiran Hidup Bersepadu 1. Kemahiran Teknikal 2. Perdagangan & Keusahawanan | Living Skills [1] 1. Technical Skills 2. Commerce & Entrepreneurship | Malay |
| Pendidikan Islam [2] | Islamic Studies | Malay |
| Pendidikan Moral [3] | Moral Studies | Malay |
[1] Students must choose only one of the two options.
[2] Compulsory for Muslim students.
[3] Compulsory for non-Muslim students.
Upper Secondary (Forms 4–5)
Core Subjects
| Subject (Official Name) | Subject (English Name) | Language of Instruction |
|---|
| Bahasa Melayu | Malay Language | Malay |
| Bahasa Inggeris | English Language | English |
| Mathematics | Mathematics | English & Malay |
| Sejarah | History | Malay |
| Pendidikan Islam [2] | Islamic Studies | Malay |
| Pendidikan Moral [3] | Moral Studies | Malay |
| Sains [4] | Science | English & Malay |
[2] Compulsory for Muslim students.
[3] Compulsory for non-Muslim students.
[4] Compulsory for non-Science Stream students.
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