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This post is brought to you by Monash Malaysia. Come pursue a world-class degree with Monash Malaysia, a premier research-intensive Australian university located in Malaysia. A self-accrediting university, Monash Malaysia offers a distinctly international and culturally rich environment with approximately 7,500 students from 70 different countries. Offering a range of specialist undergraduate and postgraduate programs taught by highly qualified academic staff from across the world, all courses are accredited both in Malaysia and Australia. This ensures an education that is locally relevant and internationally recognised. Details Experience the Monash difference. Register here to join them at the Application Day. Date: 19 August 2017 (Saturday)Time: 11am – 4pmVenue: Monash University…
This article is brought to you in part by Prince of Wales Island International School (POWIIS). The Prince of Wales Island International School (POWIIS) follows a British curriculum, which is closely aligned with standards and requirements from the United Kingdom. The qualifications that POWIIS graduates receive are among the most sought after and recognised on the globe, with the IGCSEs and A Levels providing a pathway for our students to seamlessly enrol into universities and colleges all around the world. The approaching academic year will see POWIIS implementing Key Stage 3 progress tests in English, Mathematics, and Science, which not only…
More than one million students all around the world sat for the Cambridge examinations last year, from countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States of America, China, India, and Singapore. POWIIS is pleased to announce that Teh Hui Min has been awarded with the High Achievement Award for her results in the Cambridge International A-Levels Chinese. The High Achievement Award is bestowed upon students who have achieved outstanding results in subjects that are not widely taken, and learners who achieve the highest standard marks in the country in a particular subject. Congratulations, Hui Min! A version of this…
This article is brought to you by Infinity Financial Solutions. If you’ve just moved to Malaysia – welcome! Having made the move myself 8 years ago, I can guarantee that you are in for a treat exploring all the culture, history and culinary delights that this wonderful country has to offer. I also know from personal experience just how much there is to think about when you start a new life in an unfamiliar country. Amidst the chaos it is easy to overlook those important changes you need to make to your financial affairs and insurances. Here is a list of…
This article is brought to you in part by the Sarawak Tourism Board. This massive annual event in Sarawak attracts flocks of culture and music hounds from around the world, a big leap from when it started back in 1998 with only 300 attendees. The Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) has become known as an unmissable musical, cultural extravaganza. The family-friendly event features not only international and local music acts but also mini sessions, exhibitions, talks, and other environmental activities such as tree planting campaigns and bringing attention to creating a greener future. This year, RWMF is also focusing on mental, spiritual,…
This article is brought to you in part by Kolej Yayasan UEM. A challenge was issued, training was given, and preparations were made, and on Friday, 17th February, the KYUEM Duke of Edinburgh Silver Qualifier Expedition began. Two intrepid groups of Silvers, with jungle guides and KYUEM staff, headed up a tough, deep-jungle trail over the hills from Kuala Kubu Bharu to Kampung Garachi Jaya, down the spectacular Sungai Selangor Dam road to a riverside camp near Kampung Pertak. An early Saturday start saw the Silvers trekking the beautiful but tough rainforest trail up Bukit Kutu (1,059m). After fantastic views…
This article is brought to you in part by R.E.A.L Schools. The spotlight descended upon R.E.A.L Schools, Shah Alam Campus recently when a TV crew from the Astro Supersport channel visited the campus to shoot a segment of its popular Wonda Football Countdown show. Two students from the campus’ R.E.A.L International School (RIS), Azfar Ezzat See and Miytesh Subbiah, were interviewed by Wonda Football Countdown presenter Patrick Kinghorn as part of the show’s ‘Football Whizzkids’ competition. The popular competition, which was participated by several international schools from within the Klang Valley and Selangor, required the two ardent football fans to…
This article is brought to you in part by Monash Malaysia. From creating a news segment, sequencing a genome to practicing CPR skills and taking part in a battle of wits through the Biz IQ Challenge – visitors to the annual Open Day to Discover Monash were in for a treat! Aptly themed ‘The International Experience’, this year’s biggest highlight was the International Pavilion, showcasing the diversity of Monash Malaysia campus, which consists of students from 70 different nationalities. Visitors were given the opportunity to experience first-hand the games, culture and flavours unique to the 12 countries represented. Activities include Chinese…
This article is brought to you in part by Prince of Wales Island International School (POWIIS). The Association of International Malaysian Schools (AIMS) conference at POWIIS last weekend, brought teachers from all over Malaysia to a packed day of speakers, workshops and networking. Described by one attendee as ‘the best organised event I have ever been to’, it was the result of a lot of work by all parts of the POWIIS community. The sponsored charity ‘The Lost Food Project’ was supported by many of the attending schools, giving their staff an entry into a draw at the end of…
This article is brought to you in part by R.E.A.L International Schools. Social outreach programmes have become an integral part of the unique ‘R.E.A.L school experience’. Every year, R.E.A.L organises various community activities and events that aim to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate while inculcating lifelong character values amongst students. One of the more recent efforts saw R.E.A.L International School, Cheras Campus organised a visit to the Lighthouse Children Welfare Home in Bangsar. Besides spending time with the children, the students donated funds that were raised from a recycling project back in school to help…
