In promoting opportunities for all young Malaysians to grow their skills and qualifications, INTI International University has recently signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Politeknik Nilai, a leading Malaysian Polytechnic institution under the auspices of the Department of Polytechnic Education (DPPE), Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia.
It was a jubilant moment for students from INTI College Nilai’s (ICN) Australian pre-university programme when they received their results for the recent South Australian Certificate for Education International examinations (SACE) earlier this month.
Students from INTI International Collge Penang’s (IICP) New South Wales Higher School Certificate (NSW HSC) programme saw a passing rate of 93.75% in their recent examinations.
In meeting the growing demand of quality and affordable tertiary education in the current economic times, INTI recently launched its education counselling centres in Ipoh and Johor Bharu, providing greater education options for students looking to further their studies at INTI.
Since 1986, INTI International University & Colleges has spearheaded the development of higher education in Malaysia. Drawing on the spirit of innovation as an integral part of learning, INTI has always been bold in reinventing education to meet the needs of tomorrow’s leaders, placing significant emphasis on employability.
The stark and visible mismatch of expectations between employers and students who are gearing up for the employment market will face the ultimate litmus test during tougher economic times, when more stringent recruitment policies are in place.
Answering the call to industry’s expectations of local graduates, INTI recently hosted over 100 of its industry partners at its annual Industry Advisory Board meeting to network, engage and collaborate with these industry big guns who also contribute tremendously in INTI’s mission to reinvent education.
Challenging the current status quo through innovative learning models, by providing students with greater access to education and championing the ‘next standard’ for education in Malaysia, INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) held its second annual Academic Conference, themed ‘Hybrid Blended Online: The Future is Now’.
Travelling to New York for the first time to attend the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) was an exhilarating and nerve-wracking experience for INTI student Nelson David Bassey. It also turned out to be a powerful life-changing experience for the third year Mechanical Engineering student who hails from Nigeria.
Increasingly concerned by the growing number of students who have had their education goals derailed due to the rising cost of living and the weaker Ringgit, INTI International University & Colleges (INTI) has developed an education stimulus plan aimed at assisting those affected by external financial pressures.