Aamyra, Alyssa, and Hoong Jun share one thing in common – they each managed to impress their employers throughout their internship that earned themselves a full-time position in their organizations. In conjunction with World Internship Day, these INTI International College Subang (INTI) graduates decided to spread the internship spirit by sharing their internship successes with …
Preparing for postsecondary education and what may eventually lead to future careers and interest requires early exposure to the opportunities available and learning how best to prepare to enter their institution of choice. While this journey of self-discovery may seem daunting to secondary school students, it could also lead to a lot of fun, as …
Read morePreparing for Postsecondary Education with Much Fun at INTI’s School of Hospitality
Driven by New Economic Model (NEM) , Malaysia aims to create 1.3 million jobs in disciplines related to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) by 2020 . Therefore, there is an urgent need to create a thriving environment for young learners to be interested in STEM, especially while they still in the secondary school, as …
INTI College Sabah (INTI) recently organised a Parents’ Appreciation Day in campus for parents and students of INTI’s Foundation & Diploma programmes for a one-day experience with INTI’s current innovative teaching and learning tool – the Blackboard Learning Management System (LMS). Dr Athanasia Nointin, INTI’s UH Head of Programme, presenting a brief overview of INTI’s …
While in university, securing a first job can seem like a daunting task for many. For Kevin Tham and Natasia Loi, it proved an easy feat when they each went on to build successful careers for themselves respectively. The former INTI College Sabah (INTI) graduates share their current successes, along with their aspiring message for …
One of the many outcomes of the ancient Chinese civilisation is their civil engineering feats that still stand strong today, such as the Great Wall. In modern times, the Three Gorges Dam and the world’s longest sea-crossing bridge, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge are both man-made wonders that show the prowess of China’s civil engineering talents. …
Read moreCivil Engineering Students Visit Historical Cities of China
Despite the many challenges Raffell Robert was presented with, the inspiring individual continues to beat the odds and demonstrate strength, courage, resilience and determination in all of his daily endeavours and interactions. The mature 22-year old shares his tales of his past experiences, future aspirations and academic successes, along with his living experiences as being …
Google for shared services or global business services (GBS) in Malaysia and the first few search results will point to the numerous global organisations with shared service operations in the country – more than 120 presently, or the range of job opportunities available within these sector. With International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Darell Leiking’s …
Read moreDemystifying the Realities and Opportunities of Global Business Services
Singapore is still a favourite destination for Malaysians to work in. Unofficial statistics show that some 300,000 Malaysians commute daily from Johor to Singapore to work, while another 400,000 Malaysians work and live in Singapore. The foreign workforce in Singapore as of December 2018 is 1,386,000 , which means the number of Malaysians contributing to …
It was an exciting moment for the students studying computing and computer science programmes in collaboration with Coventry University (CU) at INTI International College Penang (INTI), as they welcomed their counterparts and lectures from the United Kingdom. The students and lecturers from Coventry University (UK)are welcomed by Ms Hemalatha Murugiah (right), the Chief Executive of …
Read moreCultural Exchange and Academic Learning for Coventry University Students at INTI