The objective of having a division on K-Society is to prepare the community in Perak towards becoming a knowledge society by 2015. It is also to connect community with public and private sectors in an efficient and conducive environment.

The vision of a knowledge society can be reflected in a Community System that behaves as the following:

• A system that transforms culture into one that emphasizes knowledge, excellence and innovation
• Creating an inventory of internationally recognized goods and services
• Community that uses knowledge resources to promote public goods, encourage access and equality, provide resources and opportunities
• Had overcome social, class, ethnic and gender barriers
• Create a more creative environment
• Able to reverse the "brain drain" to assist in importing the needed skills
• Able to strengthen our heritage such as Royal Institutions, museums, arts and historical sites.

And an Education System that:

• provides every citizen with the opportunity to improve themselves
• gains secured and high value jobs through lifelong learning and vocational education programs
• provide all children with quality education
• locally and globally attractive universities
• encourage fundamental research as well as applied knowledge in the key niche areas

To achieve the vision, K-Society Division had come up with these programs:

• Community Outreach program called "Komuniti Bridz or K-Bridz"
• Develop Community Access Points (CAPs) or telecentres into a lifelong learning and capability development centres, as well as to provide ICT services to community
• Komuniti Broadband and local contents development
• KPerak e-Learning Cluster (KPEC) where five schools were chosen as the test bed on knowledge sharing, exchanging tools and methods on new approaches in learning and teaching (P&P) experiences.
• Mind Mapping and Memory Skills to Students
• Topical Workshop on Visual Approach to excel in Mathematics & Physics for SPM
• Promoting Careers in ICT
• Collaboration with institutes of higher learning (IHLs) to study the impact of outreach programs