Saturday, May 17, 2008

Datin Miriam Mohd Yusoff Sustainable Governance Endowment Chair

In US Universities, there have been a lot of gift to Universities to endow a chair or donation towards the endowment.

This rarely happens in Malaysia, but when I read the newspaper this morning, it brighthened my day, to know that a fellow Malaysian has donated RM1 Million to UKM to endow a chair called Datin Miriam Mohd Yusoff Sustainable Governance Endowment Chair at the university’s Institute for Environment and Development (Lestari).

Full quotation from The Star is below.


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SEREMBAN: In keeping his promise to his father, businessman Datuk Ghazali Mohd Yusoff has donated RM1mil to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) in her honour.

The Nusantara Technologies Sdn Bhd executive chairman said yesterday he was fulfilling a pledge to his father Datuk Mohamed Yusoff Ahmad, to take good care of his mother, Datin Miriam Mohd Yusoff.

“Before my father died in 1985, he told me to look after my mother. He also said I must share what Allah has given us with others,” he said in his speech during a ceremony to hand over the cheque to UKM Chancellor Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan Tuanku Ja’afar at Istana Hinggap here.

Miriam presented the cheque to Tuanku Ja'afar.

The donation was also done in conjunction with her 88th birthday, which fell on May 15.

The money will go towards the setting up of the Datin Miriam Mohd Yusoff Sustainable Governance Endowment Chair at the university’s Institute for Environment and Development (Lestari).

Lestari was set up in 1994 as a multidisciplinary institute to serve as a reference centre dealing with environmental and development issues.




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JobStreet.com grew 41% in Revenue and 76% in Profit After Tax

JobStreet.com announced its 2008 1st Quarter results and the outcome is fantastic!

Revenue year-on-year has grown by 41% from RM17.9 Million to RM25.3 Million. This definitely gives great hope for JobStreet.com to surpass RM100 Million revenue mark for 2008.

In terms of Profit Before Taxation, it went up by 72% from RM7.1 Million to RM12.3 Million. For Profit After Taxation, it went up by 76% from RM6.4 Million to RM11.2 Million.

By any measure, this is a great achievement!

JobStreet.com also announced its dividend policy, where it would give back 33% to its shareholder.

For more info, do visit JobStreet.com .


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Forum by Universiti Malaya Alumni Association

Found this event also on The Star City Watch on 17th May 2008

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Universiti Malaya Alumni Association is holding a forum titled "New politics in Malaysia: Problems, Issues and Challenges" on 24th May, Saturday from 10am till 12:30pm at UM campus.

The speakers are:-
Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam
Prof Datuk Mohamad Abu Bakar
Prof Shad Saleem Faruqi
YB Wee Choo Keong
YB Tony Pua

All UM Alumni members are invited to the forum.

Registration to be done with Mr. Liew at 03-79551061 or 03-79556264, weekdays 2pm to 10pm or Saturday 9:30am to 1pm.

You can visit the website of Universiti Malaya Alumni Association .



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Seminar on Local Government in Malaysia

Found this event on today - 17th May 2008 The Star Metro City Watch.

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The Center for Malaysian Chinese Studies and Institute of China Studies of University Malaya will hold a seminar titled "Local Government in Malaysia: The Serach for New Directions" at the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall, KL on Thursday, 22nd May.

You can contact 03-22734035 or 03-79565663. The cost is RM30, including materials and refreshment.


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Powernet - Search Engine for Wikipedia

Was reading The Edge this morning, and came across the column by Oon Yeoh in The Edge.

He talked about a new search engine called Powerset , which has great functionality in searching through wikipedia and it takes in Natural Search, eg: you can type, "Who is Oon Yeoh?", and you will get such responses as here .

Do try it out! It could be a good way for you to search through Wikipedia!

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8th CEO Series of Talk

The 8th CEO Series of Talk would be given by:-
Name:- Reza Ghazali
Position:- Country Head and Managing Director
Company:- Korn/Ferry International
Date:- 4th June 2008
Time:- 7pm
Location:- Rumah UKEC, 67, Jalan U-Thant

Reza has a similar background as me, and it would be a great learning exposure for me. He was ex-Accenture (or formerly known as Andersen Consulting) and now with Korn/Ferry. So, it would be a great learning experience for me, especially in my venturing into Recruiting world with JobStreet.com . If you haven't deposited your resume there at JobStreet.com, definitely do so!

If you are looking for internship in Malaysia, or you are final year student looking for permanent job in Malaysia, definitely deposit your resume with JobStreet CAMPUS . This is the part that I would be in charge on, so do help me, by submitting your resume there, help me spreading the words and also better still, apply for jobs there!

Okie, don't forget to go to the talk. :)


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http://www.kornferry.com

Since its founding in 1969, Korn/Ferry International has been the executive recruitment industry’s leader and innovator, and today, has evolved as the world’s premier provider of executive talent management solutions. Understanding that the business community is now facing many more challenges in attracting, retaining and developing senior managers, Korn/Ferry’s services range from executive recruitment to corporate governance and CEO recruitment, outsourced recruiting, management assessment, and executive coaching and development.

Our executive recruitment professionals, many of whom joined our firm from senior positions in the industry sectors they now serve, conduct more than 10,000 senior-level searches for clients worldwide each year. Our consultants are based in more than 80 offices in nearly 40 countries in the Americas, Asia/Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The industry-sector knowledge and global reach of our firm ensures that our clients have access to the most qualified candidates for every position.

With more than a decade of experience with the Firm, Mr. Ghazali’s search practice extends to multinationals, Malaysian conglomerates and GLCs across all industries. With a special focus on technology and professional services, he leverages his expertise in IT consulting, project and process management, training, communications management, business process re-engineering, organisation redesign and market research.

As the leader of the technology practice in Malaysia, Mr. Ghazali also serves clients in the telecommunications and IT hardware, software and services industries as well as heads the professional services practice, with clients including technology consulting and strategy firms. In early 2005, Mr. Ghazali was made independent non-executive director for a Mesdaq-listed IT services company,
Tricubes Computers Berhad. He is also a member of the exclusive Corporate Malaysia Roundtable and Government Relations Committee with AMCHAM.

Prior to joining Korn/Ferry in 1995, Mr. Ghazali spent several years with Andersen Consulting (now Accenture) as a senior consultant in the change management and strategic services division. Before that, he worked in the human resources division of Multi-Purpose Holdings Berhad, where he was also instrumental in setting up the Public Affairs unit.

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Thomas Cup vs China

After a gallant fight, finally, Malaysia's Thomas Cup team succumbed to a 2-3 loss. Personally, I think that we can walk away from Istora Senayan with pride, although we failed to join China and South Korea in the Thomas Cup final.

Lee Chong Wei managed to get the better of Lin Dan. That's definitely a good sign.

Our strategy to rest Choong Tan Fook and Lee Wan Wah, seemed does not work for the 1st Men Double. Koo Kien Keat and Tan Boon Heong lost to Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng.

After which, it is Wong Choong Hann's time to bring back the battle for Malaysia. However, he failed to reproduce the kind of spirited performance by Foo Kok Keong in 1992, to help Malaysia to overcome China.

Then, it comes the 2nd Men Double. Mohd Zakry and Mohd Fairuz won this crucial battle, but then Hafiz let us down. He lost quite tamely to Chen Jin.

It is a 2-3 and this is the 1st time Malaysia lost to China in Thomas Cup since the final in 1990. That's a record of 18 years that China has been trying to overcome. They lost to us 3 times in past Thomas Cup semi-finals.

Lets hope that our athlete would bounce back come Olympic Games in 3 months' time.



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McKinsey & Company - KL & Singapore Office

Obtained this McKinsey & Company's recruitment drive through my Cornell email.

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McKinsey & Company
Summer event – KL or Singapore

Would YOU like to be part of this team?

"Working on the transformation of the biggest state-owned enterprise in my country, with support from no less than the president of Indonesia".. 1st year Analyst, Jakarta

"Some of the best people I've worked with combining incredible IQs with a genuine commitment to sharing knowledge, and of course a huge heart and concern for others".. 2nd year Analyst, Kuala Lumpur

"Being part of a team who presented to one of the world's biggest logistics firms, that they needed to buy 25 wide-body aircrafts in the next 10 years. Hey, that was MY analysis!"... 1st year Analyst, Manila

We are looking for high-achieving South-East Asians interested in joining our offices in Kuala Lumpur or Singapore as Business Analysts.

We invite you to find out more about working with us. Meet our partners and consultants at our local offices to find out more about consulting as a career with the world’s leading consulting company in a rapidly growing region.

1. Summer Information event will take place between 5:00pm - 7:00pm on Friday 5th September, 2008 at either:
Kuala Lumpur : Level 57, Tower 2, Petronas Twin Towers, KLCC 50088
Singapore : 3 Temasek Ave #18-03 Centennial Tower,Singapore 039190

2. Coffee Chats @ Kuala Lumpur’s In-Office Fridays, between 4:00pm – 5:00pm on either Fridays: 27th June, 25th July, or 22nd August.

If you are graduating in 2009 or 2010, please email your CVs to
si-recruit@mckinsey.com, by 30th June, 2008, quoting your office & event of preference


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12,000 grants for SPM Top Scorers

Thanks to my blog reader for submitting this article to me.

This is quoted from NST

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12,000 grants for SPM Top Scorers

KUALA LUMPUR: The Public Service Department (PSD) is offering 12,000 scholarships to outstanding students who sat the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination last year.

Of the total, 2,000 scholarships are offered under the foreign degree programme and another 10,000 under the local degree programme.

The list of successful applicants for the Foreign Degree Programme was posted on the PSD website on May 11.

Unsuccessful candidates have up to May 17 to submit their appeal online.

Of the 15,217 applicants who applied for scholarships under the foreign degree programme, 7,253 were called for interviews.

Selection was based on academic excellence (70 per cent), socio-economic background (10 per cent), performance at the interview (10 per cent) and co-curricular activities (10 per cent).

The PSD said that due to the limited number of scholarships available, a small number of academically-outstanding students was unsuccessful in its application.

However, students who gain admission to Ivy League-standard foreign universities would also be sponsored. Iinformation will be posted online at www.jpa.gov.my by early next month. Applications can also be made then.

Under the local degree programme, successful applicants will be sponsored to pursue diploma and degree courses in local institutions of higher learning.

It was announced yesterday that SPM holders are eligible for scholarships for diploma programmes. Those pursuing diploma, matriculation, Sijil Persekolahan Tinggi Malaysia and Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia are eligible for degree programme scholarships.

Applicants for the programme must have secured an admission to a degree programme, and will be judged on academic excellence (80 per cent) and socio-economic background (20 per cent).



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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Retail Investment Workshop "Weathering the Volatile Markets' - 24 May 2008

Got this in my email.

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You are cordially invited to our Retail Investment Workshop "Weathering the Volatile Markets' on 24 May 2008 in Securities Commission at 3, Persiaran Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur.

 Get expert tips and advice on how to weather the volatiles markets with insights from the industry's best. In our workshop, you will learn how to manage investment risks effectively and systematically diversify your portfolio with different classes. We will also examine the overall investment climate and identify opportunities available.

Workshop Highlights

 

·         understanding risk associated with investment

·         learn how to manage investment risk effectively

·         get to know how different investment asset classes help to minimize portfolio risk 

 

Speakers

 

Mr. Tan Beng Wah, Chief Executive Officer, CIMB Wealth Advisors Bhd: - over 25 years of experience in Financial Services profession

 

Mr. Arnold Lim, Head of Retail Equities, CIMB-Principal Asset Management, Malaysia: - over 19 years of experience in investment, CFA and licensed Fund manager under Securities Industry Act 1983 since 1994.

 

Mr. Teng Chee Wai, Chief Executive Officer, HwangDBS Investment Management: - over 15 years of experience in Investment Management industry

 

Mr. William Tan, Head of Retail Sales, Franklin Templeton Investment, Singapore: - over 13 years of experience in Banking & Finance Industry

 

Ms. Josephine, Head of Retail Sales in Malaysia, Schroder Investment Management Singapore Pte Ltd: - over 8 years of experience in Unit Trust Industry

 

Mr. Wong Loke Chin, Assistant Director, Fixed Income, CIMB-Principal Asset Management: - Over 11 years of experience in Fixed Income industry

 

Please find enclosed the investment workshop agenda for your reference. You can call +603-7718 3000 or go to http://www.cimb-wealthadvisors.com/  for reservation. Limited seats are available; reservations are on the first come first serve basis.

 

See you there!

  

Yours sincerely,

 

Yap Chee Ken

 

Head, Investment Services

CIMB Wealth Advisors Bhd

 

CPA Australia Career Market Day

Career Fair recently held on Accounting by CPA Australia's Career Market Day. JobStreet.com was the official Job Board Partner.
 
 
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Thursday May 15, 2008

A fair for accounting graduates

 CPA Australia's one-day Career Market Day at the Mid Valley Exhibition Hall recently was a success. Over 1,600 job seekers used the opportunity to speak to representatives from renowned organisations taking part in the fair.

The Career Market Day was conceived to provide a platform for job seekers, particularly final year students and graduates to explore the breadth of career opportunities available in the accounting and finance arena.

Visitors had the opportunity to network and speak with senior executives, partners and human resource representatives from renowned organisations and thus giving them a good idea of latest employment market trends.

Eighteen exhibitors including first- and second-tier accounting firms, leading banks and multinationals took part in the fair.

These included Anuarul, Azizan, Chew and Co, BDO Binder, CIMB Group, Deloitte, Baker Tilly Monteiro Heng/Ferrier Hodgson MH Sdn Bhd, Folks DFK & /Azman, Wong, Salleh & Co, General Electric, HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd, IBM Malaysia Sdn Bhd and Intel Malaysia.

Maybank Management, Associates and Scholarships head Hishamuddin Salleh said this was one of the most successful career fairs that the company had participated in.

"The fact that top notch employers participated in the fair showed the seriousness of the fair and the high quality candidates that it attracted.

"From the moment the doors opened in the morning until we closed, we had a steady stream of candidates. All 220 of our application forms were snapped up by 3pm," he said.

Jobstreet, which was the official job board partner for the Career Market Day, was also one of the exhibitors at the fair.

Jobstreet Marketing and Business Development vice-president Simon Si said because the fair was very niche, tailored for finance and accounting graduates, it helped get the right candidates.

At the Career Market Day, CPA Australia also launched the Malaysian chapter of the CPA Australia Employers Club and 16 organisations have already signed up.

CPA Australia Malaysia Division president Christina Foo said the global shortage of accountants was a very real issue that cuts across a broad spectrum of industries.

He added that armed with the right training and academic background, CPA Australia members have a high level of professionalism to offer to employers.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Top Colleges Dig Deeper in Wait Lists for Students

Thanks Fu Han on the article on wait list. Hopefully, you'll be able to get off your wait list from Penn! Good Luck!

This article is from NY Times

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Top Colleges Dig Deeper in Wait Lists for Students

By TAMAR LEWIN
Published: May 9, 2008
In what may be a happy surprise for thousands of high school seniors, Harvard plans to offer admission to 150 to 175 students on its waiting list, and Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania each expect to take 90, creating ripples that will send other highly selective colleges deeper into their waiting lists as well.

“This year has been less predictable than any recent year,” said Eric J. Kaplan, interim dean of admissions at Penn, adding that when one college in the top tier goes deep into its wait list, others are affected. “We all need to fill our classes and replace students who have been taken off wait lists at other institutions. The wait-list activity could extend for a significant time.”

Although colleges turn to wait lists to fill out their classes, it is unusual for the most selective to go so deep, college officials say.

For high-school students graduating in an unusually large class and for colleges trying to shape a freshman class, this has been an unusually challenging year, with the changes in early-admissions programs and the broad expansion of financial aid at many elite universities.

Right up until the May 1 deadline for students to respond to admissions offers, colleges have been unsure what to expect.

“Our class is coming in exactly the way we wanted it to, fitting into the plan we had to get to a class of 1,240,” said Janet Rapelye, dean of admission at Princeton, which, like Harvard and the University of Virginia, eliminated early admissions this year.

Ms. Rapelye said that with such a big change in policy, it was difficult to predict results, so “we deliberately aimed to have a slightly smaller group.”

In an e-mail message sent on Thursday to colleagues at dozens of other institutions and passed on to The New York Times, William Fitzsimmons, the Harvard College dean of admissions, said, “Harvard will admit somewhere in the range of 150 to 175 from the waiting list, possibly more depending on late May 1 returns and other waiting list activity.”

AHarvard spokesman said the college had accepted fewer students this year to avoid overcrowding the freshman class.

The Yale dean of admissions, Jeffrey Brenzel, said there would be about 45 wait-list offers this week and probably another round later this month.

Even colleges that had more than filled their freshman classes were wondering how many students would melt away if admitted off waiting lists elsewhere.

“We’re over target right now, so we’re in good shape,” said Rick Shaw, the Stanford dean of admissions. “But I’m keeping a small group on the wait list, because I think there’ll be some impact of wait-list activity at other schools.”

At Dartmouth, Maria Laskaris, the dean of admissions, said although Dartmouth had more than enough accepted students committing, she was “in a holding pattern, because it depends on what other schools do.”

“If they go deep into their wait lists,” Ms. Laskaris said, “there’s a domino effect that has an impact on all of us.”

Amherst College offered admission to 15 students on the wait list Wednesday and expected to make offers to about 10 more. Swarthmore and Pomona planned to take 15 to 20 students from the wait list, admissions officials said.

At Bowdoin College, William Shain said he was slightly over the 480-student target, “but not so much that going to the waiting list is out of the question, if we lost a lot to other schools.”

Some high school guidance counselors said the wait-list activity this year seemed to have occurred especially quickly.

“In the last few years, more and more kids have been getting put on wait lists,” said Margaret Loonam, assistant principal at Ridgewood High School in New Jersey. “Now we’re seeing more get off the wait lists and earlier. It used to be a formal letter.

“But this year, it’s still early May and we’ve had a kid who got a call at home at night saying, ‘You’re off the wait list, do you want to come?’ We’ve already had kids get off waitlists at N.Y.U., B.U., Fairfield and Quinnipiac.”

At the University of Virginia, which also ended early admissions this year, John Blackburn, the dean of admission, said because he had received 3,200 deposits for a target of 3,170 freshman, he might not go to the wait list, unless an unusual number of students defect to other colleges.

Mr. Blackburn said he considered the move from early admissions a success because it seemed that, as hoped, it had brought in more low-income students.

Harvard, which ended early admissions this year and greatly expanded its financial aid to middle-income families, sent out offers of admissions to 1,948 students March 31, for a freshman class that is to number 1,650. Harvard would not say how many students had accepted the admissions offers.

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US Global Undergraduate Exchange Program

I blogged here before on US Global Undergraduate Exchange Program before.

And today, I got a pleasant surprise. A fellow ReComer from my alma mater also, Jit Sin High School shared with me the good news of being selected for the program above. His/her twin sister was also selected!

Very happy to hear that they were both offered to spend 1 year in US fully under scholarship. While they do not find out the info from my blog, nevertheless I'm happy that they got it! Congrats!
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Brand's Sudoku Asia Pacific Open

I would be in Singapore on 12th July 2008.... I know that's another 2 more months, and it is not my 1st trip there. So, what's the fuss?...

Nothing big, but it is going to be my first real competition outside of Malaysia for an interesting Math games, called...... Sudoku... Guess, many of you have been playing Sudoku a lot too, so if you are around Singapore, do come by ViVoCity on 12th July afternoon 2pm to 6pm.

It is the Brand's Asia Pacific Sudoku Open. It is going to be a tall order for me to win anything, but guess, I am trying my very best!

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Monday, May 12, 2008

《Carlsberg华总教育基金》免息贷学金 办“你的未来不是梦” 大专升学讲座会 (11-05-2008)

Thanks to my blog reader for submitting this article to me!
 
This is on an interest free loan to further studies and further studies seminar.
 
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《Carlsberg华总教育基金》免息贷学金 办"你的未来不是梦" 大专升学讲座会 (11-05-2008) 别让大专生涯留白,规划精彩校园生活!

配合《Carlsberg华总教育基金》免息贷学金的开放申请及大专院校的开学期,由Carlsberg华总教育基金主办,各州中华大会堂协办的"你的未来不是梦"全国大专升学讲座会将于本月11日起至6月8日举行。讲座会主题为"规划精彩校园生活"及"大专乐活小技巧",特邀国内资深升学辅导讲师、活跃大专生领袖、全国大专升学辅导组等主讲,欢迎所有即将进入国内外大专院校的学生、在籍大专生及中六生、教师及家长踊跃出席。

以下是《Carlsberg华总教育基金》"你的未来不是梦"首3场讲座的详情:
讲题:
• 规划精彩校园生涯
• 大专"乐活"小技巧
• 《Carlsberg华总教育基金》免息贷学金及全国大专升学辅导组咨询

日期 时间 地点
5月11日 (日) 上午11时正
霹雳怡保三德中学
5月14日 (三) 晚上7时半 槟州华人大会堂
5月17日 (六) 晚上7时正 彭亨关丹丽苑大酒楼

 主讲"规划精彩校园生活"的丁国亮毕业自马来亚大学文学与社会科学学院,主修媒体研究,副修国际关系与战略研究,目前是理科大学传播学院硕士生, 多家报章的特约作者及记者,也是多场大专交流会的主讲人。他曾是马大华文学会主席,并获槟城州政府颁发槟城杰出大专生荣誉奖。

丁国亮将以大专生涯规划为讲题主线,从区分中学与大学的生活为开始,解释大专校园生活的特质,并以他本身精彩的校园经验,分享如何度过个人所意属的校园生活。

 主讲"大专乐活小技巧"的谢庆存医师是合格自然疗法师、营养及饮食顾问,拥有医疗经验逾十年。谢医师除了分享本身求学的经验,例如搞好英文及打工的酸甜苦辣外,也会传授各种舒解压力的小技巧,让大家把学业、生活及人际关系处理得更得心应手。

《Carlsberg华总教育基金》是一项供国内外大专生申请的免息贷学金。会场除了提供《Carlsberg华总教育基金》的咨询服务外,全国大专升学辅导组的代表也将于现场提供其他升学及入学咨询服务。讲座会备有茶点及小礼品。

欲知更多有关《Carlsberg华总教育基金》及大专升学讲座的详情,可浏览 http://www.carlsbergeducationfund.com.my ,或致电华总03-22734008,或电邮至info@carlsbergeducationfund.com.my

Congrats to ReComers who get JPA Scholarships!

Congrats to all the fellow ReComers who have successfully gotten JPA Scholarships! Happy for you all, but I would like to really request that all of you, do come back to share at ReCom.org! I am not sure whether any of you benefit from what you learn through ReCom.org, but I really hope that you could help to contribute towards the sharing within ReCom.org! This would help other students in learning, especially for future years! Do definitely hope to see more ReComers to key in their particulars at ReCom Scholarship InfoBase , so that other students can benefit from it.

The list of ReComers who get JPA Scholarships (I only manage to go through the threads from Page 52 to 88).


abyssesour
ah_seng (dentistry)
ainin (architechture)
aitheng (quantity surveying)
anderson (pharmacy)
annarina (medicine)
artistic1412 (biotech)
blursylvia (dentistry)
castle (engineering)
cawei (medicine)
Chang Ai Theng
Charlotte.JL (pure science)
chen622 (Actuarial Science)
chunkeng (medicine)
clep (biotech)
CX3 (dentistry)
cuteranger (accountancy)
dya_me
tie.... (Science)
ernc (pergigian)
ev3rspriNg
eve3
GunbladerQ (engineering)
herm (dentistry)
jace (dentistry)
Jasa (medicine)
jessylicious
jun (Germany engineering)
jun_mei (medicine)
kaera (IT/CS)
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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Past Year SPM Trial Exams

For those of you who are looking for past year SPM Trial Exams throughout the country (including MRSM etc), Edoovel has provided a platform for students to share and download those past year papers. It would be useful for all of you who are looking for those resources!

And if you have any trial papers, do submit to them, so that it could be shared with others. This is consistent with the sharing and learning culture, we have been promoting through ReCom.org - The Worldwide Malaysian Students Network

For those of you who are not taking SPM, maybe you can share this link with your others who might need!

To all of you who are preparing for SPM, good luck!

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JPA Overseas Scholarships SPM 2007 Batch

2008 JPA Scholarships for SPM 2007 has been announced late 10th May 2008 (Saturday).

There have been a lot of students who have managed to lay their hands on the 2,000 JPA Overseas Scholarships.

Congrats to all of you who have managed to do so!

Do go to ReCom.org - The Worldwide Malaysian Students Network on the updated results by many fellow ReComers.

To all those who didn't get, do try your best to appeal!


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Postgradasialive! 2008

Thanks to my Blog Reader for submitting this to me!
 
This is an education fair for those who want to further studies for Post Grads.
 
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28 & 29 June 2008


postgradasialive! 2008
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Exhibition opening hours: 12:00 - 6:00pm
(Hourly talks begin at 12:30pm)




Take off at postgradasialive! 2008 this 28 and 29 June at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Visit the fair to discover a host of local and foreign universities offering a diverse range of postgraduate programmes, and find out how you can fund your studies. Don't miss it!

Local and foreign postgraduate course providers
Country representatives to give advice about studying abroad
Five talk sessions a day on various postgraduate study topics
Information on postgraduate scholarships and funding
FREE postgradasia edition 2008/9 publication given to every registered visitor

Register online - and receive a bonus door gift when you attend the fair! Click Here To Register

Thank you.

doctorjob - undergrad courses, advice, resources
postgradasialive! - your launch pad to postgraduate study
GRADAsia - Jobs, careers information and advice for students and graduates

Saturday, May 10, 2008

MACEE-AMCHAM Scholarships to Study in US

Thanks to Megatfais from ReCom.org - The Worldwide Malaysian Students Network for highlighting about this scholarship to study in US.

To know more about US Education, do go to USA For Students - US Education Fair , which is going to be held on 14th June 2008 at Wisma MCA.

If you are US Universities alumni/current students, we definitely hope that you would be willing to sign up as facilitators to share on your experience. Do sign up here at the Register Tab.

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American Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) and the Malaysian-American Commission on Educational Exchange (MACEE) are pleased to announce the competition for the AMCHAM-MACEE 2008 Scholarship. AMCHAM created a scholarship endowment program in 1998 to benefit deserving Malaysian students seeking to pursue their undergraduate studies in the United States. The AMCHAM-MACEE 2008 Scholarship annually awards a US$20,000 scholarship, covering four years of undergraduate study in the United States. The scholarship is open to qualified Malaysian students who are accepted to an accredited university in the United States for four years of study culminating in a Bachelors degree. The student must be accepted for Fall semester, 2008.

please visit:
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dateline:
30th May 2008

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