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Thursday, April 28, 2011

Aircraft Maintenance Course in Malaysia

In an airlines, you can broadly divide the types of jobs into two, airlines specific and generic kinds of job. The truly airlines jobs are the pilots, aircraft maintenance engineer and cabin crew. These are specialized jobs peculiar only to airlines.Out of the three, pilots, engineer and cabin crew.. the engineers take the longest to train. The program can take about 4 year. You can start with three years in college and come out with the basic license...

Promoting Education in Malaysia

Malaysia aspires to develop its education sectors. Currently, we can broadly divide the high education to public universities and the private universities. The country managed to attract some of the established overseas universities to set up their branch campus in Malaysia, one of which is the Curtain University from Australia.The local paper, the Star covered the story of The Curtain University.Read more from the paper..10 good yearsFeb 15, 2009...

Friday, April 22, 2011

APIIT for IT study

APIIT is one of the private institution designed to train students in the IT field. It is operating for nearly 20 years producing graduated and trained personnel in specific fields of study.It is good to see that their works had been recognized by th leaders in Malaysia with the Industry Excellence Award. Read more from the Star...Sunday April 10, 2011Best in industryBy KANG SOON CHENeducate@thestar.com.myAPIIT Education Group did the education industry...

Saturday, April 9, 2011

USM is in the Top 20

The Universities in Malaysia is facing serious challenges. Just like the issues of a country's economy, experts can never be able to agree on the causes, let alone the solution. Some may blame the government over the flip-flop policies. Many still remember the millions or may be billions spent to implement smart school during Mahathirs era. The the change of focus away from agriculture let to the change of name of UPM. Recently the mess in the teaching...

Sunday, April 3, 2011

SPM Best Students Want to Study in Malaysia

With SPM result out, more that 25 students in Penang scored straight A. They were from 16 schools across the state.In the Penang Chinese Girls High School, the students were celebrating after getting their results slips. Four students shared their joy and success secrets when met at their respective schools on the island.At SMK (P) St George, straight A+ students Amery Seow and Krystin Keh were bursting with joy when their results were announced. Both scored 10A+. Amery, 18, could not stop smiling when she told StarMetro about her plans to further...