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Guide to fulfilling education dreams
Deciding what to study, where to study and how to finance yourself can be mind-boggling for many school-leavers. The ninth edition of I>Wencom's Higher Education Guide/Iwill save you from more hair pulling while you conduct your search.
Common sense in cyber courting
Meeting people online has its pros and cons. While girls may have perfectly legitimate concerns about meeting stalkers and sex maniacs, there are those who take the risk with a good dose of caution, common sense and intuition, and end up with lasting friendships. Cyber savvy teens give I>StarEducation/Ia perspective on today#8217;s latest dating service.
Conmen prey on owners of pirated items
Bogus enforcement officers are extorting money from members of the public who have pirated audio-visual software in their possession.
Parents the main culprit
One would expect parents to have their children's welfare closest to their heart and yet, they made up over 55% of the child abusers reported in the last three years.
Building owners rapped
WOMEN and Family Development Minister Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil has criticised property owners for refusing to foot the bill to enhance security measures in buildings, I>Utusan Malaysia/Ireported Monday.
Common ticketing for commuters soon
Bus and train commuters in the Klang Valley will be able to use Touch 'n Go cards on all services under the Government's common ticketing system (CTS) next year.
Helping students deal with stress
The Befrienders KL conducted a seminar recently on I>Helping Students Cope With Stress /I>for 50 students from 10 secondary schools and colleges in the Klang Valley.
Well worth the sweat
EDAH Chong, Eileen Tey Yee Lin and Soh Lin Che never thought that their love of singing would take them on the adventure of their lives! A seven-day study tour to Seattle in the United States packed with activities, sightseeing and visits to renowned companies like Microsoft and Boeing.
Investing in internship
There are some things that can't be taught at university. To bridge the gap between academia and the working world, most educational institutions offer undergraduates a chance to do industrial training or internship in companies or industry.
