I read about this this morning and it seems we got extra 41 Indian students received PSD Scholarship this year to further thier studies overseas and thanking you PSD for giving these students an oppourtunity to pursue their studies.
From what i could recall a week ago, it was mentioned in the Star News Paper that a total number of 2,000 overseas PSD scholarship will be given out this year, which means Indians got 8.05% out of that share which looks good (thanks to Hindraf for that) and extra 41 given to Indian but what "they" did not mention is that the number of scholarship issued increased from 1800 to 2000.
Okay thats for International, how about the remaining 10,000 scholarship for the local Higher education studies...??
Now can PSD publish the names and results of those who received this scholarships...??. I personally would like to know that wheather my tax money is being spent on the right candidates....can you PSD....?. Just don't forget what PSD stands for, you still have to answer and service the PUBLIC....
Showing posts with label Education Funds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Education Funds. Show all posts
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
PSD scholarships: Publish names, results
Via : M'Kini Voxpopuli
YennaMike Says:"I think Pakatan Raykat should debate this matter and get it out in the open. We all know the ones that deserves those scholarship the most are not getting it besipte having great result...publish the name and results and prove the RAKYAT they deserve the PSD Scholarship...!!!
PSD scholarships: Publish names, results
‘If they have nothing to hide and are telling the truth, why not publish these and also the list of unsuccessful candidates and their grades and the criteria for having rejected them?’
On Wee: PSD scholarships should be given on merit
Voice of Hindraf: The PSD’s claim of 55% of the scholarships for the bumi’s and 45% for non- bumis is an outright lie by Umno. Indians get only about 2% of these scholarships. Get to the point Umno. If the above 45% figure is true, then publish the said names of recipients, their grades etc. Umno could have made this statement before the Nov 25 and the Indians may have believed the same. Umno has to move away from these obsolete cheap media propaganda and gimmicks. You cannot be hoodwinking all the people all the time.
Young Indians are struggling to get PSD scholarships and public university places. Yet, a young Umno graduate is talking about her profits already. Nur Azrin who holds a Bachelor of Science Biotechnology from UM has been issued a license by the government to produce biodiesel. Her company, Agro Biotechnology Technovation (M) Sdn Bhd (ABT), is building the country’s largest biodiesel plant in Kuala Lukut, Port Dickson for RM900 Million. With this kind of calibre, the last thing Umno should do is to deny 40,000 Indian children even their birth certificates (in Selangor alone) and giving only 2% of their scholarships to Indians locally and less than 1% for foreign universities. Tamil school pupils have to study in cabins, JKR stores and even under the trees as their schools are falling apart. How cruel can Umno be?
Umno and PSD are beating around the bush. If you have nothing to hide and are telling the truth, why not publish the names of the successful recipients, their grades and also the list of unsuccessful candidates and their grades and the criteria for having rejected them?
Murugesan Sinnandavar: Umno Youth’s statement against increasing PSD’s scholarship quota for non-bumiputera applicants from 10 percent to 45 percent is a step in a wrong direction. Whilst it is understandable that they have the interest of the Malay students at heart, leaders of BN should not forget that we represent all Malaysians and must place the interest of the nation first. The Malay students need not fear or worry as the government did not decrease the number of Malay students offered PSD Scholarship (1,100) compared to previous years. Nor did they increase the requirement to qualify for such scholarships. The government merely increased the number students that have been offered scholarships in keeping with the large number of non- Malay students that had obtained excellent results. This bodes well for the country and our brain bank.
The cry of non-Malay students that performed well above the minimum cut-off point but were turned down for PSD scholarships year after year is a clear indication that the 10% quota for non- Malays is grossly unfair and deprives many excellent students from pursuing their dreams. An increase to 45% is a step in the right direction and must be welcomed by all. We must not forget that all students, irrespective of race, are children of this nation and must be equitably nurtured. The government must work towards establishing our education system based on meritocracy to benefit from its best students. (The writer is an MIC CWC member)
PT Tan: Looks like those in charge of uplifting academic achievements cannot understand the difference between a bursary and a scholarship. Scholarships are strictly based on merit, nothing more. Meaning the best gets it, period. Bursaries are for those who need financial help to carry on their normal studies and may not necessarily be for top students only.
YennaMike Says:"I think Pakatan Raykat should debate this matter and get it out in the open. We all know the ones that deserves those scholarship the most are not getting it besipte having great result...publish the name and results and prove the RAKYAT they deserve the PSD Scholarship...!!!
PSD scholarships: Publish names, results
‘If they have nothing to hide and are telling the truth, why not publish these and also the list of unsuccessful candidates and their grades and the criteria for having rejected them?’
On Wee: PSD scholarships should be given on merit
Voice of Hindraf: The PSD’s claim of 55% of the scholarships for the bumi’s and 45% for non- bumis is an outright lie by Umno. Indians get only about 2% of these scholarships. Get to the point Umno. If the above 45% figure is true, then publish the said names of recipients, their grades etc. Umno could have made this statement before the Nov 25 and the Indians may have believed the same. Umno has to move away from these obsolete cheap media propaganda and gimmicks. You cannot be hoodwinking all the people all the time.
Young Indians are struggling to get PSD scholarships and public university places. Yet, a young Umno graduate is talking about her profits already. Nur Azrin who holds a Bachelor of Science Biotechnology from UM has been issued a license by the government to produce biodiesel. Her company, Agro Biotechnology Technovation (M) Sdn Bhd (ABT), is building the country’s largest biodiesel plant in Kuala Lukut, Port Dickson for RM900 Million. With this kind of calibre, the last thing Umno should do is to deny 40,000 Indian children even their birth certificates (in Selangor alone) and giving only 2% of their scholarships to Indians locally and less than 1% for foreign universities. Tamil school pupils have to study in cabins, JKR stores and even under the trees as their schools are falling apart. How cruel can Umno be?
Umno and PSD are beating around the bush. If you have nothing to hide and are telling the truth, why not publish the names of the successful recipients, their grades and also the list of unsuccessful candidates and their grades and the criteria for having rejected them?
Murugesan Sinnandavar: Umno Youth’s statement against increasing PSD’s scholarship quota for non-bumiputera applicants from 10 percent to 45 percent is a step in a wrong direction. Whilst it is understandable that they have the interest of the Malay students at heart, leaders of BN should not forget that we represent all Malaysians and must place the interest of the nation first. The Malay students need not fear or worry as the government did not decrease the number of Malay students offered PSD Scholarship (1,100) compared to previous years. Nor did they increase the requirement to qualify for such scholarships. The government merely increased the number students that have been offered scholarships in keeping with the large number of non- Malay students that had obtained excellent results. This bodes well for the country and our brain bank.
The cry of non-Malay students that performed well above the minimum cut-off point but were turned down for PSD scholarships year after year is a clear indication that the 10% quota for non- Malays is grossly unfair and deprives many excellent students from pursuing their dreams. An increase to 45% is a step in the right direction and must be welcomed by all. We must not forget that all students, irrespective of race, are children of this nation and must be equitably nurtured. The government must work towards establishing our education system based on meritocracy to benefit from its best students. (The writer is an MIC CWC member)
PT Tan: Looks like those in charge of uplifting academic achievements cannot understand the difference between a bursary and a scholarship. Scholarships are strictly based on merit, nothing more. Meaning the best gets it, period. Bursaries are for those who need financial help to carry on their normal studies and may not necessarily be for top students only.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
STATE SCHOLARSHIP FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
Source : http://kula.blogsome.com/ via Politicsec
Perak born students who are seeking financial assistance for higher education kindly read the given info as follows:
REQUIREMENTS FOR PERAK HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN
1. Applicant is a resident of His Majesty Paduka Seri Sultan of Perak
2. Either the applicant, father or mother was born in Perak.
3. Applicants age on 1st Of July currrent year:
3.1 Diploma - not exceeding 26 years old or 41 years old for government servant.
3.2 Degree - not exceeding 36 years old or 41 years old for government servant.
4. Enrolled for full time course in Diploma or Degree
4.1 (Please refer to the list of sponsored institutions)
5. Did not accept any sponsorship/loan from any party.
6. All copy of documents are certified.
7. Incomplete form or/and application after closing date will automatically be rejected.
8. In the case you did not receive any notifications after 3 months of the closing, your application is considered to be unsuccessful.
9. Printed forms or Original Form should be submitted before the closing date to:
Setiausaha,
Lembaga Kumpulan Wang Biasiswa / Pinjaman
d/a Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri,
Bahagian Pentadbiran dan Kewangan,
Aras 3, Bangunan Perak Darul Ridzuan,
Jalan Panglima Bukit Gantang Wahab,
30100 Ipoh,
Perak Darul Ridzuan.
INSTITUTION NAME
ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
KOLEJ ISLAM DARUL RIDZUAN
KOLEJ TAFE
KOLEJ TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN
MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCE UNIVERSITY(MSU)
POLITEKNIK SEBERANG PERAI
POLITEKNIK DUNGUN
POLITEKNIK JOHOR BAHRU
POLITEKNIK KOTA BHARU
POLITEKNIK KULIM
POLITEKNIK MERLIMAU
POLITEKNIK PERLIS
POLITEKNIK PORT DICKSON
POLITEKNIK SABAH
POLITEKNIK SABAK BERNAM SELANGOR
POLITEKNIK SHAH ALAM
POLITEKNIK SULTAN ABD HALIM MUADZAM SHAH
POLITEKNIK SULTAN HJ. AHMAD SHAH
POLITEKNIK TANJONG MALIM
POLITEKNIK UNGKU OMAR
ROYAL COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, PERAK
UNIVERSITI AL-AZHAR
UNIVERSITI DARUL IMAN
UNIVERSITI ISLAM ANTARABANGSA
UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI MALAYA
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PAHANG
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PERLIS
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SABAH
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA TERENGGANU
UNIVERSITI OF JORDAN
UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA SERDANG
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA TERENGGANU
UNIVERSITI SAINS ISLAM MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA KELANTAN
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, NIBONG TEBAL
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, PERAK
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, PULAU PINANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA KEDAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, K.L
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, PAHANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, SKUDAI
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , JOHOR
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , KELANTAN
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , PAHANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , PERLIS
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , TERENGGANU
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA ,KUALA PILAH.
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, KEDAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, MELAKA
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PERAK
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PULAU PINANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, SABAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, SHAH ALAM
UNIVERSITI TUN ABDUL RAZAK
UNIVERSITI TUN HUSSEIN ONN
UNIVERSITI TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA, PAHANG
FOR MORE INFORMTION KINDLY VISIT - Click Here
Perak born students who are seeking financial assistance for higher education kindly read the given info as follows:
REQUIREMENTS FOR PERAK HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN
1. Applicant is a resident of His Majesty Paduka Seri Sultan of Perak
2. Either the applicant, father or mother was born in Perak.
3. Applicants age on 1st Of July currrent year:
3.1 Diploma - not exceeding 26 years old or 41 years old for government servant.
3.2 Degree - not exceeding 36 years old or 41 years old for government servant.
4. Enrolled for full time course in Diploma or Degree
4.1 (Please refer to the list of sponsored institutions)
5. Did not accept any sponsorship/loan from any party.
6. All copy of documents are certified.
7. Incomplete form or/and application after closing date will automatically be rejected.
8. In the case you did not receive any notifications after 3 months of the closing, your application is considered to be unsuccessful.
9. Printed forms or Original Form should be submitted before the closing date to:
Setiausaha,
Lembaga Kumpulan Wang Biasiswa / Pinjaman
d/a Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri,
Bahagian Pentadbiran dan Kewangan,
Aras 3, Bangunan Perak Darul Ridzuan,
Jalan Panglima Bukit Gantang Wahab,
30100 Ipoh,
Perak Darul Ridzuan.
INSTITUTION NAME
ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
KOLEJ ISLAM DARUL RIDZUAN
KOLEJ TAFE
KOLEJ TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN
MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCE UNIVERSITY(MSU)
POLITEKNIK SEBERANG PERAI
POLITEKNIK DUNGUN
POLITEKNIK JOHOR BAHRU
POLITEKNIK KOTA BHARU
POLITEKNIK KULIM
POLITEKNIK MERLIMAU
POLITEKNIK PERLIS
POLITEKNIK PORT DICKSON
POLITEKNIK SABAH
POLITEKNIK SABAK BERNAM SELANGOR
POLITEKNIK SHAH ALAM
POLITEKNIK SULTAN ABD HALIM MUADZAM SHAH
POLITEKNIK SULTAN HJ. AHMAD SHAH
POLITEKNIK TANJONG MALIM
POLITEKNIK UNGKU OMAR
ROYAL COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, PERAK
UNIVERSITI AL-AZHAR
UNIVERSITI DARUL IMAN
UNIVERSITI ISLAM ANTARABANGSA
UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI MALAYA
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PAHANG
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PERLIS
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SABAH
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA TERENGGANU
UNIVERSITI OF JORDAN
UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA SERDANG
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA TERENGGANU
UNIVERSITI SAINS ISLAM MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA KELANTAN
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, NIBONG TEBAL
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, PERAK
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, PULAU PINANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA KEDAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, K.L
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, PAHANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, SKUDAI
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , JOHOR
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , KELANTAN
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , PAHANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , PERLIS
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA , TERENGGANU
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA ,KUALA PILAH.
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, KEDAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, MELAKA
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PERAK
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, PULAU PINANG
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, SABAH
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, SARAWAK
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, SHAH ALAM
UNIVERSITI TUN ABDUL RAZAK
UNIVERSITI TUN HUSSEIN ONN
UNIVERSITI TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA, PAHANG
FOR MORE INFORMTION KINDLY VISIT - Click Here
Friday, May 30, 2008
Dreams for scholarship shattered by PSD
By : Disappointed Student via M'Kini
YennaMike Says : "Why Malaysia why...??, why are you treating our potential youths this way...please provide fair higher education for all, be very fair in giving out Scholarships...and i urge the government be transparent on this since we all know we have a very corrupted government...!!!"
I refer to the letter The dilemma of 'Malaysian' scholars
I was also like many others who wrote in hoping and praying hard that I will get a PSD scholarship. However the reality of injustice materialised when I found out I didn’t get this offer upon which I had placed all my hope. Other similarities I have, include obtaining a string of As (10 A1s and 2 A2s), being rejected for matriculation as well as having parents working in the government sector.
I also have outstanding co-curricular results. I didn’t even bother applying for the Asasi programme (local university foundation) as I was too devastated when I found out that non-bumiputeras who wanted to pursue medicine were not allowed to enrol themselves in these programmes.
I even went as far as to call every university in the list to ascertain this very painful reality. All I can do now is hope my appeal for a PSD scholarship will come through. My heart goes out to all the other high-achievers in our country who have been discriminated in a similar way.
My concern is why doesn’t the government have a system solely based on meritocracy to give the opportunity to those truly deserving of a scholarship. These students might feel as if all their hard work and talent has not been appreciated and they will be terribly hurt.
Also, it will serve as a terrible blow to their perception towards the country. This unjust system will backfire on the country itself as it is preventing deserving students from becoming future leaders of our country. Consequently, our country is denied the fast pace of development it is capable of.
What of the quality of students who are entering the local public universities having not obtained one of the 2,000 PSD foreign study scholarships every year? I have ‘friends’ who are not up to par with me and are able to obtain scholarships and enter our local universities easily.
I myself feel very hurt as I ponder upon our dilemma, the non-bumis, who really did come from this bumi here in Malaysia. We have the love for Malaysia and are prepared to strive our best for the country. Our love for the country is equal if not more than the bumi.
I think I speak for all the non-bumis by saying we would never let the country down given the chance. However, I am confounded on why we are condemned to such a situation. Why treat us unfairly? Is this the government’s way of creating unity among races they continually speak of?
For the good of Malaysia; it’s people, it’s sovereignty, and national integration I hope now will be the time where we can all be equal Malaysian bumiputeras. Everyday we hear the cries of many students who seem to undergo the same fate and everyday the love and hope for my country dwindles as well. Please don’t fail me, Malaysia.
YennaMike Says : "Why Malaysia why...??, why are you treating our potential youths this way...please provide fair higher education for all, be very fair in giving out Scholarships...and i urge the government be transparent on this since we all know we have a very corrupted government...!!!"
I refer to the letter The dilemma of 'Malaysian' scholars
I was also like many others who wrote in hoping and praying hard that I will get a PSD scholarship. However the reality of injustice materialised when I found out I didn’t get this offer upon which I had placed all my hope. Other similarities I have, include obtaining a string of As (10 A1s and 2 A2s), being rejected for matriculation as well as having parents working in the government sector.
I also have outstanding co-curricular results. I didn’t even bother applying for the Asasi programme (local university foundation) as I was too devastated when I found out that non-bumiputeras who wanted to pursue medicine were not allowed to enrol themselves in these programmes.
I even went as far as to call every university in the list to ascertain this very painful reality. All I can do now is hope my appeal for a PSD scholarship will come through. My heart goes out to all the other high-achievers in our country who have been discriminated in a similar way.
My concern is why doesn’t the government have a system solely based on meritocracy to give the opportunity to those truly deserving of a scholarship. These students might feel as if all their hard work and talent has not been appreciated and they will be terribly hurt.
Also, it will serve as a terrible blow to their perception towards the country. This unjust system will backfire on the country itself as it is preventing deserving students from becoming future leaders of our country. Consequently, our country is denied the fast pace of development it is capable of.
What of the quality of students who are entering the local public universities having not obtained one of the 2,000 PSD foreign study scholarships every year? I have ‘friends’ who are not up to par with me and are able to obtain scholarships and enter our local universities easily.
I myself feel very hurt as I ponder upon our dilemma, the non-bumis, who really did come from this bumi here in Malaysia. We have the love for Malaysia and are prepared to strive our best for the country. Our love for the country is equal if not more than the bumi.
I think I speak for all the non-bumis by saying we would never let the country down given the chance. However, I am confounded on why we are condemned to such a situation. Why treat us unfairly? Is this the government’s way of creating unity among races they continually speak of?
For the good of Malaysia; it’s people, it’s sovereignty, and national integration I hope now will be the time where we can all be equal Malaysian bumiputeras. Everyday we hear the cries of many students who seem to undergo the same fate and everyday the love and hope for my country dwindles as well. Please don’t fail me, Malaysia.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Malaysian Indian youth groups seek education funds
Source: Indian edunews
Kuala Lumpur: A coalition of Indian youth groups is asking the Malaysian government to fund their social education programmes that would help curb unrest in the community.
The coalition, headed by the Malaysian Indian Youth Council (MIYC), will be submitting its requests to the government through Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) president S. Samy Vellu within the next two weeks.
MIC vice-president S. Veerasingam said the MIYC, together with other Indian-based groups, held a seminar on Sunday where issues pertaining to education, employment, social problems and the economic status of Indians were discussed, the Star newspaper reported on Monday.
Veerasingam, speaking at a Hindu New Year carnival in Brickfields, said the group wanted Tamil schools to become fully-aided government schools - a move that would necessitate the various state governments to allocate land for building the schools.
"They also spoke about the need for providing proper places of worship, especially where new developments are coming up".
"Promises and pledges made during the election campaigns should also be carried out," he said. IANS
Kuala Lumpur: A coalition of Indian youth groups is asking the Malaysian government to fund their social education programmes that would help curb unrest in the community.
The coalition, headed by the Malaysian Indian Youth Council (MIYC), will be submitting its requests to the government through Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) president S. Samy Vellu within the next two weeks.
MIC vice-president S. Veerasingam said the MIYC, together with other Indian-based groups, held a seminar on Sunday where issues pertaining to education, employment, social problems and the economic status of Indians were discussed, the Star newspaper reported on Monday.
Veerasingam, speaking at a Hindu New Year carnival in Brickfields, said the group wanted Tamil schools to become fully-aided government schools - a move that would necessitate the various state governments to allocate land for building the schools.
"They also spoke about the need for providing proper places of worship, especially where new developments are coming up".
"Promises and pledges made during the election campaigns should also be carried out," he said. IANS
Monday, April 7, 2008
Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Scholarship Award
Source : Email
Closing Date
First Degree: 11 April 2008
Post Graduate: 30 April 2008
Click Here To Apply
FIRST DEGREE (HONOURS) LOCAL AND FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES
Minimum Requirements
Fulfilling at least one of the following criteria:
STPM / A-Level - at least 2 A and 1 B; or
Diploma / Matriculation - Cumulative Grade Point Aggregate (CGPA) of at least 3.50; or
Australian Matriculation - TER of at least 85% ; or
For candidates currently pursuing First Degree - Current CGPA of at least 3.50.
and
Passed SPM with credits in Bahasa Melayu and English subjects
Not exceeding 25 years of age on 1 July 2008
Have confirmed or will be offered a place to pursue a First Degree in 2008 at recognised local or foreign universities
Additional Requirements
Good command of the English language, both written and oral
Flexible, versatile and posses high teamwork capabilities
Excelled in both extra-curricular activities and sports
Students who are currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree (Honours) at recognised foreign universities are also eligible to apply.
MASTER'S DEGREE AND PhD (LOCAL and FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES)
Minimum Requirements
Obtained a First Class (Honours) Bachelor / Master's Degree or equivalent from recognised local and foreign universities. Will pursue courses that will add value to the roles and functions of Bank Negara Malaysia. Not exceeding 30 years old for Master and 35 years old for PhD
and
Passed SPM with credits in Bahasa Melayu and English subjects
Have confirmed or will be offered a place to pursue Master's / Doctorate Degree in 2008 at recognised local or foreign universities
Those who fulfilled the minimum requirements are required to send a written application to Scholarship Section, Bank Negara Malaysia along with these documents:
Curriculum Vitae / Resume
Certified copy of Bachelor Degree's / Master's Degree's results
Letter of recommendation from previous or current university
One (1) page of Abstract / Executive Summary of your proposed research
Post graduate students who are currently pursuing Master's Degree or Doctorate Degree (PhD) at recognised local or foreign universities are also eligible to apply.
Link: Click Here
Closing Date
First Degree: 11 April 2008
Post Graduate: 30 April 2008
Click Here To Apply
FIRST DEGREE (HONOURS) LOCAL AND FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES
Minimum Requirements
Fulfilling at least one of the following criteria:
STPM / A-Level - at least 2 A and 1 B; or
Diploma / Matriculation - Cumulative Grade Point Aggregate (CGPA) of at least 3.50; or
Australian Matriculation - TER of at least 85% ; or
For candidates currently pursuing First Degree - Current CGPA of at least 3.50.
and
Passed SPM with credits in Bahasa Melayu and English subjects
Not exceeding 25 years of age on 1 July 2008
Have confirmed or will be offered a place to pursue a First Degree in 2008 at recognised local or foreign universities
Additional Requirements
Good command of the English language, both written and oral
Flexible, versatile and posses high teamwork capabilities
Excelled in both extra-curricular activities and sports
Students who are currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree (Honours) at recognised foreign universities are also eligible to apply.
MASTER'S DEGREE AND PhD (LOCAL and FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES)
Minimum Requirements
Obtained a First Class (Honours) Bachelor / Master's Degree or equivalent from recognised local and foreign universities. Will pursue courses that will add value to the roles and functions of Bank Negara Malaysia. Not exceeding 30 years old for Master and 35 years old for PhD
and
Passed SPM with credits in Bahasa Melayu and English subjects
Have confirmed or will be offered a place to pursue Master's / Doctorate Degree in 2008 at recognised local or foreign universities
Those who fulfilled the minimum requirements are required to send a written application to Scholarship Section, Bank Negara Malaysia along with these documents:
Curriculum Vitae / Resume
Certified copy of Bachelor Degree's / Master's Degree's results
Letter of recommendation from previous or current university
One (1) page of Abstract / Executive Summary of your proposed research
Post graduate students who are currently pursuing Master's Degree or Doctorate Degree (PhD) at recognised local or foreign universities are also eligible to apply.
Link: Click Here
Friday, March 28, 2008
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDIES IN MALAYSIA
BIASISWA ANTARABANGSA MELANJUTKAN PENGAJIAN DI MALAYSIA
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDIES IN MALAYSIA
A) Malaysian International Scholarship (MIS) Brochure -
Download form here
B) Commonwealth Scholarship And Fellowship Plan (CSFP) Tenable In Malaysia Application For Academic Year 2007/2008 Brochure -
Download form here
C) Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) Application Of Scholarship For Postgraduate Studies In Malaysia Brochure -
Download form here
Medical Form (Compulsory for all scholarship)
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDIES IN MALAYSIA
A) Malaysian International Scholarship (MIS) Brochure -
Download form here
B) Commonwealth Scholarship And Fellowship Plan (CSFP) Tenable In Malaysia Application For Academic Year 2007/2008 Brochure -
Download form here
C) Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) Application Of Scholarship For Postgraduate Studies In Malaysia Brochure -
Download form here
Medical Form (Compulsory for all scholarship)
Latihan Separa Perubatan _SPA
Source : Via Email
NAMA JAWATAN LATIHAN, KOD SKIM DAN BIASISWA
JURU X-RAY PELATIH, 2970, RM621.21
JURUPULIH PERUBATAN (ANGGOTA)PELATIH, 2072, RM621.21
JURUPULIH PERUBATAN (CARA KERJA)PELATIH, 2073, RM621.21
JURURAWAT PELATIH, 4310, RM621.21
JURURAWAT PERGIGIAN PELATIH, 3314, RM621.21
JURUTEKNOLOGI MAKMAL PERUBATAN PELATIH, 2613, RM621.21
JURUTEKNOLOGI PERGIGIAN PELATIH, 3306, RM621.21
PEMBANTU FARMASI PELATIH, 4533, RM621.21
PEMBANTU PERUBATAN PELATIH, 2354, RM621.21
PEMBANTU PEGAWAI KESIHATAN PERSEKITARAN PELATIH, 2751, RM621.21
Pengumuman Latihan Separa Perubatan
Bagi calon yang layak akan di beri surat untuk menduduki ujian atau boleh semak di laman web SPA.
Calon baru yang telah memohon melalui Internet (SPA8i) tidak perlu mengisi borang SPA8 atau sebaliknya. Sahlaku permohonan adalah satu tahun. Calon dikehendaki mengisi semula permohonan selepas tempoh tersebut
Untuk calon KPSL , boleh melanjutkan tempoh permohonan dengan hanya menulis surat kepada SPA dengan menyatakan No KP dan nama bagi tujuan perlanjutan tersebut.
SYARAT KELAYAKAN
Pemohon hendaklah mempunyai Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan dan lulus Bahasa Malaysia (termasuk lulus Ujian Lisan) pada peringkat SPM atau kelulusan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan.
Kelayakan SPM Mengikut Sistem Terbuka Untuk Latihan ke Perkhidmatan Awam
Calon-calon yang menduduki dan memiliki Sijil SPM mengikut sistem terbuka boleh dilantik ke skim-skim perkhidmatan yang mensyaratkan kelayakan demikian sebagai syarat lantikan. Bagi menentukan tahap kelulusan tersebut setaraf dengan kelulusan Sijil Penuh SPM, iaitu sijil yang dikeluarkan sebelum pelaksanaan peperiksaan mengikut sistem terbuka, syarat-syarat berikut perlu dipenuhi.
a) Lulus enam (6) mata pelajaran termasuk Bahasa Melayu, dengan dua daripada mata pelajaran adalah di peringkat Kepujian dan selebihnya peringkat Lulus dalam satu peperiksaan; atau
b) Lulus enam (6) mata pelajaran termasuk Bahasa Melayu, dengan dua mata pelajaran adalah di peringkat Kepujian dan selebihnya peringkat Lulus yang dikumpulkan dalam dua peperiksaan dalam tempoh tiga tahun berturut-turut; dan
c) Memenuhi syarat Bahasa Melayu, sama ada Kepujian atau Lulus dan subjek-subjek tertentu seperti mana disyaratkan dalam skim perkhidmatan.
Umur Calon Untuk Mengikuti Latihan Separa Perubatan
Calon lantikan terus hendaklah berumur tidak kurang dari 17 tahun tetapi tidak melebihi 25 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan;
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat untuk Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan (KPSL) hendaklah berumur kurang dari 51 tahun pada tarikh permohonan.
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat (bukan Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan) dalam perkhidmatan Awam/Badan Berkanun dan Kuasa Tempatan yang telah disahkan dalam perkhidmatan hendaklah berumur tidak melebihi 38 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan.
LATIHAN BERTARAF SIJIL
Sila klik di bawah untuk maklumat lanjut..
i) Jururawat Masyarakat Pelatih
ii) Pembantu Pembedahan Pergigian Pelatih
iii) Pembantu Kesihatan Awam Pelatih
Syarat Kelayakan
Lulus Sijil Rendah Pelajaran (SRP) atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan dan lulus Bhasa Malaysia pada peringkat SRP atau kelulusan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan.
Keutamaan akan diberikan kepada pemohon yang mempunyai kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Malaysia dan Sains/Sains Paduan serta kepujian mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris dan lulus Matematik.
Umur Calon Untuk Mengikuti Latihan Separa Perubatan
Calon lantikan terus hendaklah berumur tidak kurang dari 17 tahun tetapi tidak melebihi 25 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan;
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat untuk Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan hendaklah berumur kurang dari 51 tahun pada tarikh permohonan;
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat (bukan Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan) dalam Perkhidmatan Awam/Badan Berkanun dan Kuasa Tempatan yang telah disahkan dalam perkhidmatan hendaklah berumur tidak melebihi 38 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan.
Alamat Surat-Menyurat:
Setiausaha
Suruhanjaya Perkhidmatan Awam Malaysia
Bahagian Pengambilan Khas
Aras 7, Blok C7, Parcel C
Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan
62520 PUTRAJAYA
Tel: 03 - 8885 6000
For more info: Click Here
NAMA JAWATAN LATIHAN, KOD SKIM DAN BIASISWA
JURU X-RAY PELATIH, 2970, RM621.21
JURUPULIH PERUBATAN (ANGGOTA)PELATIH, 2072, RM621.21
JURUPULIH PERUBATAN (CARA KERJA)PELATIH, 2073, RM621.21
JURURAWAT PELATIH, 4310, RM621.21
JURURAWAT PERGIGIAN PELATIH, 3314, RM621.21
JURUTEKNOLOGI MAKMAL PERUBATAN PELATIH, 2613, RM621.21
JURUTEKNOLOGI PERGIGIAN PELATIH, 3306, RM621.21
PEMBANTU FARMASI PELATIH, 4533, RM621.21
PEMBANTU PERUBATAN PELATIH, 2354, RM621.21
PEMBANTU PEGAWAI KESIHATAN PERSEKITARAN PELATIH, 2751, RM621.21
Pengumuman Latihan Separa Perubatan
Bagi calon yang layak akan di beri surat untuk menduduki ujian atau boleh semak di laman web SPA.
Calon baru yang telah memohon melalui Internet (SPA8i) tidak perlu mengisi borang SPA8 atau sebaliknya. Sahlaku permohonan adalah satu tahun. Calon dikehendaki mengisi semula permohonan selepas tempoh tersebut
Untuk calon KPSL , boleh melanjutkan tempoh permohonan dengan hanya menulis surat kepada SPA dengan menyatakan No KP dan nama bagi tujuan perlanjutan tersebut.
SYARAT KELAYAKAN
Pemohon hendaklah mempunyai Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan dan lulus Bahasa Malaysia (termasuk lulus Ujian Lisan) pada peringkat SPM atau kelulusan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan.
Kelayakan SPM Mengikut Sistem Terbuka Untuk Latihan ke Perkhidmatan Awam
Calon-calon yang menduduki dan memiliki Sijil SPM mengikut sistem terbuka boleh dilantik ke skim-skim perkhidmatan yang mensyaratkan kelayakan demikian sebagai syarat lantikan. Bagi menentukan tahap kelulusan tersebut setaraf dengan kelulusan Sijil Penuh SPM, iaitu sijil yang dikeluarkan sebelum pelaksanaan peperiksaan mengikut sistem terbuka, syarat-syarat berikut perlu dipenuhi.
a) Lulus enam (6) mata pelajaran termasuk Bahasa Melayu, dengan dua daripada mata pelajaran adalah di peringkat Kepujian dan selebihnya peringkat Lulus dalam satu peperiksaan; atau
b) Lulus enam (6) mata pelajaran termasuk Bahasa Melayu, dengan dua mata pelajaran adalah di peringkat Kepujian dan selebihnya peringkat Lulus yang dikumpulkan dalam dua peperiksaan dalam tempoh tiga tahun berturut-turut; dan
c) Memenuhi syarat Bahasa Melayu, sama ada Kepujian atau Lulus dan subjek-subjek tertentu seperti mana disyaratkan dalam skim perkhidmatan.
Umur Calon Untuk Mengikuti Latihan Separa Perubatan
Calon lantikan terus hendaklah berumur tidak kurang dari 17 tahun tetapi tidak melebihi 25 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan;
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat untuk Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan (KPSL) hendaklah berumur kurang dari 51 tahun pada tarikh permohonan.
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat (bukan Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan) dalam perkhidmatan Awam/Badan Berkanun dan Kuasa Tempatan yang telah disahkan dalam perkhidmatan hendaklah berumur tidak melebihi 38 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan.
LATIHAN BERTARAF SIJIL
Sila klik di bawah untuk maklumat lanjut..
i) Jururawat Masyarakat Pelatih
ii) Pembantu Pembedahan Pergigian Pelatih
iii) Pembantu Kesihatan Awam Pelatih
Syarat Kelayakan
Lulus Sijil Rendah Pelajaran (SRP) atau kelayakan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan dan lulus Bhasa Malaysia pada peringkat SRP atau kelulusan yang diiktiraf setaraf dengannya oleh Kerajaan.
Keutamaan akan diberikan kepada pemohon yang mempunyai kepujian dalam mata pelajaran Bahasa Malaysia dan Sains/Sains Paduan serta kepujian mata pelajaran Bahasa Inggeris dan lulus Matematik.
Umur Calon Untuk Mengikuti Latihan Separa Perubatan
Calon lantikan terus hendaklah berumur tidak kurang dari 17 tahun tetapi tidak melebihi 25 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan;
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat untuk Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan hendaklah berumur kurang dari 51 tahun pada tarikh permohonan;
Pegawai sedang berkhidmat (bukan Kenaikan Pangkat Secara Lantikan) dalam Perkhidmatan Awam/Badan Berkanun dan Kuasa Tempatan yang telah disahkan dalam perkhidmatan hendaklah berumur tidak melebihi 38 tahun pada tarikh tutup permohonan.
Alamat Surat-Menyurat:
Setiausaha
Suruhanjaya Perkhidmatan Awam Malaysia
Bahagian Pengambilan Khas
Aras 7, Blok C7, Parcel C
Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan
62520 PUTRAJAYA
Tel: 03 - 8885 6000
For more info: Click Here
Monday, February 4, 2008
How To Get A Scholarship To A UK University
Source : Malaysian Education Fund - Blogspot.
There are many sources of funding if you want to study in the UK. The British Government and other UK organisations provide a number of scholarships and awards for international students.
A. Who should I approach?
1. Start with your own Ministry or Department of Education. It should be able to give you information about the funding available.
2. The British Council. They may have an office in your own country and will tell you about the relevant schemes.
3. If there's no British Council locally, try the British Embassy or High Commission.
B. How Do I Apply?
1. Many grant-making organisations have strict requirements which you must meet so read the conditions carefully.
2. Apply for your grant at least one year before the start of your course and make sure you know the deadline for applying.
3. Fill in the application form clearly and concisely. Use the grant-making body's application form if there is one.
Useful tip: The grant-making bodies usually award only small amounts of money, which will not cover the full cost of tuition fees and living expenses, so make sure you have enough money for your fees and living needs. It's nearly impossible to organise financial help once you're here and you may be refused UK entry without proof of sufficient funds.
C. Scholarship Sources:
1. British Chevening Scholarships
http://www.chevening.com/
2. Commonwealth Scholarship & Fellowships Plan (CSFP)
Funded by the Department for International Development and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office for citizens of a Commonwealth country or a British dependent territory.
http://www.csfp-online.org/
3. British Marshall Scholarships
For US citizens under 26 years of age, graduated from a US university.
http://www.marshallscholarship.org/
4. Charles Wallace Manchester Merit Award
Funded jointly by four of the region's universities, the Charles Wallace Pakistan Trust provides awards for one-year postgraduate students who are resident in Pakistan and have been accepted for a taught Masters course. For further information contact intoff@mmu.ac.uk
5. Fulbright Scholarships
Funded by the Department for Education & Employment and the US government. http://www.fulbright.co.uk/ or http://www.iie.org/
6. Overseas Research Students Awards Scheme (ORSAS)
For full-time postgraduate students undertaking research. Selection is by academic merit and research potential only, so you can apply whatever your nationality or finances. The grant will meet the difference between the home and overseas tuition fees, so you'll only have to pay home fees and your living costs. For further information contact Clare Holdcroft: C.Holdcroft@mmu.ac.uk
7. Royal Fellowships
For post-doctoral scientists undertake research in the UK.
http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/
8. Canon Foundation Research Fellowships to Europe and Japan
Research Fellowships to post-graduate European and Japanese researchers.
http://www.canonfoundation.org/
9. Council for Assisting Refugee Academics
CARA makes small grants to help refugee academics rebuild their lives and careers in the UK.
http://www.academic-refugees.org/
There are many sources of funding if you want to study in the UK. The British Government and other UK organisations provide a number of scholarships and awards for international students.
A. Who should I approach?
1. Start with your own Ministry or Department of Education. It should be able to give you information about the funding available.
2. The British Council. They may have an office in your own country and will tell you about the relevant schemes.
3. If there's no British Council locally, try the British Embassy or High Commission.
B. How Do I Apply?
1. Many grant-making organisations have strict requirements which you must meet so read the conditions carefully.
2. Apply for your grant at least one year before the start of your course and make sure you know the deadline for applying.
3. Fill in the application form clearly and concisely. Use the grant-making body's application form if there is one.
Useful tip: The grant-making bodies usually award only small amounts of money, which will not cover the full cost of tuition fees and living expenses, so make sure you have enough money for your fees and living needs. It's nearly impossible to organise financial help once you're here and you may be refused UK entry without proof of sufficient funds.
C. Scholarship Sources:
1. British Chevening Scholarships
http://www.chevening.com/
2. Commonwealth Scholarship & Fellowships Plan (CSFP)
Funded by the Department for International Development and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office for citizens of a Commonwealth country or a British dependent territory.
http://www.csfp-online.org/
3. British Marshall Scholarships
For US citizens under 26 years of age, graduated from a US university.
http://www.marshallscholarship.org/
4. Charles Wallace Manchester Merit Award
Funded jointly by four of the region's universities, the Charles Wallace Pakistan Trust provides awards for one-year postgraduate students who are resident in Pakistan and have been accepted for a taught Masters course. For further information contact intoff@mmu.ac.uk
5. Fulbright Scholarships
Funded by the Department for Education & Employment and the US government. http://www.fulbright.co.uk/ or http://www.iie.org/
6. Overseas Research Students Awards Scheme (ORSAS)
For full-time postgraduate students undertaking research. Selection is by academic merit and research potential only, so you can apply whatever your nationality or finances. The grant will meet the difference between the home and overseas tuition fees, so you'll only have to pay home fees and your living costs. For further information contact Clare Holdcroft: C.Holdcroft@mmu.ac.uk
7. Royal Fellowships
For post-doctoral scientists undertake research in the UK.
http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/
8. Canon Foundation Research Fellowships to Europe and Japan
Research Fellowships to post-graduate European and Japanese researchers.
http://www.canonfoundation.org/
9. Council for Assisting Refugee Academics
CARA makes small grants to help refugee academics rebuild their lives and careers in the UK.
http://www.academic-refugees.org/
Scholarships for Malaysians
Source : http://malaysia-scholarship.net/sitemap/
Dear All,
I found this on the NET and would be useful to all our fellow Malaysians whom will be starting or furthering their studies.
Dear All,
I found this on the NET and would be useful to all our fellow Malaysians whom will be starting or furthering their studies.
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Monday, January 21, 2008
Honda Dreams Fund 2008 For Youths – Dream to Grab
Honda and dreams? An unimaginable combination, isn’t it? But sincerely the company has a story to tell to the whole world. How dreams can turn to concrete realities is the experiential story Honda has for the world. With this firm conviction on dreams and how they can propel one towards success, Honda asks young people between the ages 17 – 24 to dream about their educational future and to share it with them. This is the key requirement to compete for the Honda Dreams Fund 2008.
Even while Honda is specialising in delivering products, technologies and services to ease the lives of people, they are also committed to uplifting individuals who are dreaming of coming up in life and also striving hard towards that goal. This is where the Honda Dreams Fund 2008 comes into action.
This Honda Dreams Fund 2008 offers full scholarships to underprivileged youths who are bold enough to dream and also to share their dreams. It is with a sincere and genuine vision to enable the underprivileged youths with the joy and fulfilment of realising their true potentials and help build their hope towards their future. If they win they are offered full scholarships to pursue their higher education in private colleges and public varsities in Malaysia.
Last year 20 young people secured funds to pursue higher education in local institutions of higher learning. Of which 9 are Malaysian Indians – 3 girls and 6 boys. For 2008 another 20 scholarships are available. Please apply immediately.
Honda is not looking for just bright young people with top grades. However, Honda is looking for young people from economically poor families who have a dream. Main requirement in the application is for young people to write a 500 word essay on your dream of what you want tobe in the future.
The young person must be between 17 to 24 years of age. He or she must have an SPM or STPM and must be medically fit. Must be from a family where the household income is RM1, 500 or less. The young person must be not a recipient of any other financial assistance or scholarship.
See further details at http://www.honda.com.my/hdf/06application_1.html or call YSS at 03-40415958 (Mon to Friday between 9.30am till 6pm). Closing date for applications and submissions is March 31, 2008.
YennaMike Says : There are also other Scholarships available, please check : www.malaysia-scholarship.com/, good luck fellow students...
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