Education has significantly evolved over the years. With information technology empowering tutors to teach their students wherever they are, many have wondered if traditional classrooms will one day be replaced by online classes. To understand these two types of learning platforms better, we have INTI Deputy Chief Academic Officer Lee Chew Ging to shed some …
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A college education empowers people to achieve their dreams and aspirations. It creates opportunities to build a professional network early through internships as well as it increases the student’s marketability when applying for a job. However, not everyone can pursue tertiary education at the same time as other students due to certain circumstances. Nevertheless, INTI …
Candidates who sat for the Cambridge International A Level May/June 2020 examination series experienced many ups and downs due to the alternative grading system that was introduced this year. Nevertheless, challenges like the cancellation of physical exams, the highly debated statistical modelling approach, as well as disputes on how grades were awarded when the results …
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Lifelong learning has been identified as a strategic shift that will propel Malaysia towards achieving the status of a high income economy and developed nation. Lee Hian Tse (third from right) benefited from both APEL (A) and APEL (C) in the Bachelor of Business (Hons) International Business, Learning Simplified programme that he is currently studying. …
Education is a truly dynamic industry and one that intertwines with almost every other industry, as it fosters the development of future leaders and game changers. Touted as one of the oldest professions in the world, teaching and learning takes many forms and is a continuous work in progress. INTI’s Teaching and Learning team received …
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When UNESCO launched its Futures of Education initiative at the United Nations’ General Assembly in September 2019, little did they know that within a short six months COVID-19 would serve to spotlight the very challenges impacting global education. INTI alumna Natalia Bong presses the need for education to cater to individual capabilities rather than standardised …
The number of adults who are returning to university to pursue new degrees or finish degrees they were unable to complete has increased. With flexible coursework opportunities, fully online education, and new technologies or skills that many adult learners want to learn to enhance their careers, the study-while-working opportunities are endless. Chin Ga Mei, the …
The past six months have been a rollercoaster of perspectives on online learning. In March 2020, global lockdowns put close to 90% of learners worldwide out of school, with many countries intending to keep physical classrooms closed for the rest of the year. Tan Lin Nah, Chief Executive Officer, INTI International University & Colleges To …
While international travel remains heavily restricted under the new RMCO extension, Tan Lin Nah, Chief Executive Officer of INTI International University & Colleges (INTI), offers words of comfort, particularly to parents who are still dreaming of sending their children abroad to pursue their higher education. Liew Kit Shien, an alumna of INTI International College Subang …
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Thanks to the Ministry of Youth and Sports’ initiative in organising online esports tournaments to encourage Malaysians to stay at home during the Movement Control Order, the billion-dollar industry has garnered increased visibility amongst netizens throughout this pandemic. Allan Phang, Regional Head of Marketing and PR at EVOS Esports – Southeast Asia’s leading esports organisation, …