I bought a new book today..
I love the design of the cover and of course,
I believe that it will be interesting.
Hoping that I can read a lot of books in 2010~
Sunday, 18 April 2010
NeW BoOk~
I bought a new book today..
I love the design of the cover and of course,
I believe that it will be interesting.
Friday, 16 April 2010
THE GREAT COLLECTION
STUDIO GHIBLI
PRESENT
Here are the movies in this great collection:
1.TOTORO龙猫
2.ONLY YESTERDAY岁月的童话
3.WHISPER OF THE HEART梦幻街少女
4.PORCO ROSSO红之豚
5.KIKI'S DELIVERY SERVICE魔女宅急便
6.LAPUTA天空之城
7.NAUSICAA THE VALLEY OF THE WIND风之谷
8.SOUND OF THE OCEAN海潮之声
9.POM POKO百变狸猫
10.GRAVE OF FIREFLIES再见萤火虫
11.PRINCESS MONONOKE幽灵公主
12.HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE移动城堡
13.THE CAT RETURN猫之报恩
14.THE CASTLE OF CAGLIOSTRO古城之谜
15.SPIRITED AWAY千与千寻
16.TALES FROM THE EARTHSEA地海战记
17.PONYO崖上的波妞
I'm one of his fans..
I love to watch all this movies especially HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE, THE CAT RETURNS, LAPUTA and WHISPER OF THE HEART.
I highly recommended this great collection to everyone because I think all these movies are worth to watch.
Thursday, 15 April 2010
I did it!
Finally..
I passed! I passed!
Me and Wai Yang went for the car test today and both of of us were passed!!
Using our own smartness..
This time..
I did it in relaxing mode
It proved that tension doen's work and help anythings
Tension causes careless
Now, I'm pending for my P license~
Happy happy and happy!
I passed! I passed!
Me and Wai Yang went for the car test today and both of of us were passed!!
Using our own smartness..
This time..
I did it in relaxing mode
It proved that tension doen's work and help anythings
Tension causes careless
Now, I'm pending for my P license~
Happy happy and happy!
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Below are the careers and jobs that I can take in future~
Accountant
Advertising Copywriter
Chinese Physician
Counselor
Insurance Agent
Lawyer
Occupational Therapist
Rehabilitation Medicine Doctor
Special Education Teacher
Wedding Planner
DJ/ Radio Host
Hotel Manager
Pre-school Teacher
Film Editor
Real Estate Manager
Tour Operator
Television Programme Host
ACCOUNTANT
Accountants today are globally sought after. A survey conducted by the New Straits Times in February 2007 revealed that by the year 2020, it is estimated that there will be a shortage of 16,000 qualified accountants in Malaysia. Thus, there are excellent employment prospects for accountants.
An accountant's job scope can generally be divided into financial accounting and management accounting.
Specializations
Financial accounting is concerned with analyzing and preparing financial statements (eg balance sheets) that record a company's financial information for use by external parties such as shareholders, bankers and governments.
Management accounting uses the principles of accounting and financial management to provide the management with information for the purposes of planning, decision-making and control.
Besides financial accounting and management accounting, other areas of specialization include include audit, taxation, cost accountancy, corporate finance, etc.
Academic and other requirements
You should have a degree in accountancy from an approved university and / or a professional qualification from an accredited professional accounting association (eg ACA, ACCA, CIMA). You will also have to register with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) to practise locally.
Personal skills and attributes
Are you critical and analytical? Can you work independently as well as in a team? Do you have good time management skills? Are you able to meet deadlines?
Employers
Fresh graduates usually start off in a local or international audit and according firm.
ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE
An advertising professional combines both creativity and good business sense to produce workable marketing campaigns for products.
To ensure an ad campaign works smoothly (and you also to be prepared for when it doesn’t work out), advertising executives have to juggle between analyzing a variety of demographic research and creativity brainstorming and blockbusting. Be prepared to work in a team as you will generally work on projects in teams.
Realistically, you might end up spending most of your times in the office instead of meeting with clients and pitching campaigns.
Specializations
Usually there are no specializations in this line of work, but executives are required to know a lot about their clients’ brands and marketing strategies.
Academic and other requirements
The requirements differ based on the organization that you plan to work for. However, you will generally require a degree in mass communications, language, design, psychology, or in any medium of expression.
Personal skills and attributes
Can you work with people as well as independently? Can you be creative as well as detailed? Be advised that there is very little room for failure in this profession. However, a majority of advertising executives enjoy this line of work. Their motivation? The creative environment, the challenge of having to constantly 'reinvent' themselves to meet the needs of their clients, and the financial benefits.
Employers
You will work in an advertising agency, usually in teams and co-ordinate with the creative and media departments.
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Physiotherapists play an important role in assessing, treating and preventing disorders in human movement caused by injury and disease.
Your job is to help patients with injuries to regain or improve the use of their limbs. You will interview patients to understand their medical history, and carry out physical examinations to diagnose and devise suitable treatment plans for each patient. Treatment involves exercise and movement, using manual and mechanical techniques such as therapeutic movement and exercise therapy, massage, manipulation, electrotherapy and hydrotherapy. All these techniques are used to promote the ability to move, reduce pain, restore functionality and prevent disability.
Specializations
You can specialize in areas such as musculoskeletal physiotherapy, woman’s health, sports medicine or spinal injuries, as well as education and research.
Academic and other requirements
You need a diploma or degree in physiotherapy. Experience as a nurse aide and knowledge of biomedical sciences such as anatomy, pathology and physiology would be useful. Postgraduate science qualifications would be advantageous.
Personal skills and attributes
Are you observant? Are you skilful with your hands?
Employers
You can work as part of a healthcare team in hospitals and healthcare organizations, independently in private practice, or as consultant to diverse clients like schools and sports teams.
LAWYER Also Advocate/ Solicitor
Lawyers are expert in law. You advise clients on their legal rights and obligations and suggest courses of action in business and personal matters. You draft documents and conduct negotiations on legal letters, and may represent clients in court and tribunal proceedings. In some places, but not in Malaysia, lawyers are described as solicitors, barristers or advocates according to the work they do.
Your duties involve giving legal advice, researching cases, writing legal documents, liaising with other professionals are representing clients in court.
Specializations
If you with commercial clients, you usually need to specialize in one legal area such as litigation, corporate, conveyancing, intellectual property or IT. Other emerging areas of law you can get involved in include Islamic law, international human rights law, and private equity and venture capital law.
Academic and other requirements
You need a law degree recognized in Malaysia, and to serve a nine-month pupilage with a Malaysian law firm, before you can become a fully fledged lawyer.
Personal skills and attributes
Do you have good communication, organizational and people skills? Are you ethical and professional in private and professional dealings?
Employers
Most lawyers either work in their own practice or are employed by private firms or legal departments within large organizations. Work with private clients usually involves legal matters such as writing wills and divorce settlements.
Resourses from
For more informations and newest updates, please visit www.fsi.com.my or doctorjob.com.my.
Accountant
Advertising Copywriter
Chinese Physician
Counselor
Insurance Agent
Lawyer
Occupational Therapist
Rehabilitation Medicine Doctor
Special Education Teacher
Wedding Planner
DJ/ Radio Host
Hotel Manager
Pre-school Teacher
Film Editor
Real Estate Manager
Tour Operator
Television Programme Host
ACCOUNTANT
Accountants today are globally sought after. A survey conducted by the New Straits Times in February 2007 revealed that by the year 2020, it is estimated that there will be a shortage of 16,000 qualified accountants in Malaysia. Thus, there are excellent employment prospects for accountants.
An accountant's job scope can generally be divided into financial accounting and management accounting.
Specializations
Financial accounting is concerned with analyzing and preparing financial statements (eg balance sheets) that record a company's financial information for use by external parties such as shareholders, bankers and governments.
Management accounting uses the principles of accounting and financial management to provide the management with information for the purposes of planning, decision-making and control.
Besides financial accounting and management accounting, other areas of specialization include include audit, taxation, cost accountancy, corporate finance, etc.
Academic and other requirements
You should have a degree in accountancy from an approved university and / or a professional qualification from an accredited professional accounting association (eg ACA, ACCA, CIMA). You will also have to register with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) to practise locally.
Personal skills and attributes
Are you critical and analytical? Can you work independently as well as in a team? Do you have good time management skills? Are you able to meet deadlines?
Employers
Fresh graduates usually start off in a local or international audit and according firm.
ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE
An advertising professional combines both creativity and good business sense to produce workable marketing campaigns for products.
To ensure an ad campaign works smoothly (and you also to be prepared for when it doesn’t work out), advertising executives have to juggle between analyzing a variety of demographic research and creativity brainstorming and blockbusting. Be prepared to work in a team as you will generally work on projects in teams.
Realistically, you might end up spending most of your times in the office instead of meeting with clients and pitching campaigns.
Specializations
Usually there are no specializations in this line of work, but executives are required to know a lot about their clients’ brands and marketing strategies.
Academic and other requirements
The requirements differ based on the organization that you plan to work for. However, you will generally require a degree in mass communications, language, design, psychology, or in any medium of expression.
Personal skills and attributes
Can you work with people as well as independently? Can you be creative as well as detailed? Be advised that there is very little room for failure in this profession. However, a majority of advertising executives enjoy this line of work. Their motivation? The creative environment, the challenge of having to constantly 'reinvent' themselves to meet the needs of their clients, and the financial benefits.
Employers
You will work in an advertising agency, usually in teams and co-ordinate with the creative and media departments.
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Physiotherapists play an important role in assessing, treating and preventing disorders in human movement caused by injury and disease.
Your job is to help patients with injuries to regain or improve the use of their limbs. You will interview patients to understand their medical history, and carry out physical examinations to diagnose and devise suitable treatment plans for each patient. Treatment involves exercise and movement, using manual and mechanical techniques such as therapeutic movement and exercise therapy, massage, manipulation, electrotherapy and hydrotherapy. All these techniques are used to promote the ability to move, reduce pain, restore functionality and prevent disability.
Specializations
You can specialize in areas such as musculoskeletal physiotherapy, woman’s health, sports medicine or spinal injuries, as well as education and research.
Academic and other requirements
You need a diploma or degree in physiotherapy. Experience as a nurse aide and knowledge of biomedical sciences such as anatomy, pathology and physiology would be useful. Postgraduate science qualifications would be advantageous.
Personal skills and attributes
Are you observant? Are you skilful with your hands?
Employers
You can work as part of a healthcare team in hospitals and healthcare organizations, independently in private practice, or as consultant to diverse clients like schools and sports teams.
LAWYER Also Advocate/ Solicitor
Lawyers are expert in law. You advise clients on their legal rights and obligations and suggest courses of action in business and personal matters. You draft documents and conduct negotiations on legal letters, and may represent clients in court and tribunal proceedings. In some places, but not in Malaysia, lawyers are described as solicitors, barristers or advocates according to the work they do.
Your duties involve giving legal advice, researching cases, writing legal documents, liaising with other professionals are representing clients in court.
Specializations
If you with commercial clients, you usually need to specialize in one legal area such as litigation, corporate, conveyancing, intellectual property or IT. Other emerging areas of law you can get involved in include Islamic law, international human rights law, and private equity and venture capital law.
Academic and other requirements
You need a law degree recognized in Malaysia, and to serve a nine-month pupilage with a Malaysian law firm, before you can become a fully fledged lawyer.
Personal skills and attributes
Do you have good communication, organizational and people skills? Are you ethical and professional in private and professional dealings?
Employers
Most lawyers either work in their own practice or are employed by private firms or legal departments within large organizations. Work with private clients usually involves legal matters such as writing wills and divorce settlements.
Resourses from
For more informations and newest updates, please visit www.fsi.com.my or doctorjob.com.my.
*COURSES*
Below are the courses that is suit for me~
Here are the contents and details in these courses.
ACCOUNTING
All business entities, regardless of science and economic situation, require qualified accountants to efficiently handle their finances. Accounting and financial management are some of the core activities that support an organization. Accounting deals with the preparation, interpretation and use of financial information in management decisions. There are several specializations within accounting.
An accountancy-related course will equip you with the technical and theoretical understanding of financial concepts and practices. You will also be exposed to subjects like economics, IT and law.
To practise as an accountant in Malaysia, accounting graduates need to be registered with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA). The requirements include passing examinations offered by professional accounting bodies (eg ACCA, CIMA, CPA etc) that are recognized by the MIA.
FORENSIC ACCOUNTING
What is it?
When you combine accountancy, auditing, and investigation, you get forensic accounting. This field uncovers evidence through the analysis of financial reports for use in court. Demand for professionals will continue to rise as business dealings become more complex. This course will equip you with the skills to analysis financial data and identify financial fraud.
What will you study?
You will start off with general accounting subjects. In your final year, you will focus on investigation techniques, and risk and ethics.
Core subjects
Apart from standard accounting subjects, you will also study; auditing; forensic accounting; internal auditing; conflict management; quantitative analysis; e-business systems; decision analysis with spreadsheets.
Typical course duration
A typical course in forensic accounting will take three years.
Prerequisites
Most universities will require a background and good results in mathematics. Experience in business, economics and accounting is also advantageous.
What do graduates do?
Employment opportunities are available in private and government agencies, law firms, large accounting firms or specialized practices.
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
What is it?
Management accounting is the process of gathering financial information used by management to manage resources, and aid in decision-making; and to prepare financial reports for shareholders, creditors, regulatory agencies and tax authorities etc.
What will you study?
You will learn about course analysis; how to prepare financial reports; analysis of new contracts; and how to control expenses efficiently.
Core subjects
Auditing; company law; cost accounting; economics (micro- and macro-); financial accounting; management accounting; management information systems; quantitative methods; taxation.
Typical course duration
It takes about three to four years to obtain a bachelor‘s degree.
Prerequisites
Many universities require a background in Mathematics. Other relevant subjects are economics, business studies, statistics, and accounting.
What do graduates do?
Employment opportunities are available in most medium to large organizations across all industries.
ADVERTISING
What is it?
Advertising is a diverse industry that combines business communication, arts and performance. Advertising is a paid form of mass communication from an indentified sponsor, used to convey messages to the public. The main functions of advertising are creating awareness, interest, desire and action. Contrary to popular belief, it is not the same as marketing or sales.
What will you study?
The syllabus covers the various communication medium and advertising disciplines. You will learn fundamental advertising components and how to plan, present and execute them. The curriculum includes marketing and business subject s as well as design skills. You can also choose to specialize in design, creative writing or the managerial and strategic business planning aspects of the field.
Core subjects
Advertising principles; creative thinking; mass communication; presentation skills; marketing; media planning; copywriting; consumer behavior; public relations; sales promotion; account management; design studies; art direction.
Typical course duration
It takes at least three years to complete a degree in advertising.
What do graduates do?
Advertising graduates can work in a full advertising agency of various specialized agencies such as media and creative agencies. They can also serve in closely related industries such as public relations, direct marketing and sales promotion. Some graduates are self-employed and provide freelance or consultancy.
FILM
What is it?
Film is designed reality and probably the most popular art form of the past century. Get engaged by the culture of moving image with a course in film studies.
Although film production is not a focus of this programme. Some hands-on production training is included. The main emphasis of a film major is the thinking process, not the output. It is through the study of film history and the practice of analyzing various film that will begin to grasp the complexities and possibilities of the film medium.
What will you study?
You will be taught to think historically, theoretically and analytically about various cinematic forms. Apart from that, the course will also give you a look into moving images from the viewpoint of other discipline (eg literature, woman’s studies, political science etc); how they are made and received; the industrial and technological conditions of a film’s production; the options of filmmakers need to choose; and the effects of these conditions and choices on the viewing experience of the audience.
Core subjects
Screenwriting; film history and genre; film literature; film criticism; sound; digital video; production.
Typical course duration
A degree in film will take at least three years to complete.
Prerequisites
Most universities have no specific subject requirements, although you may need bring in a resume/ portfolio. Relevant work experience is advantageous.
What do graduates do?
Film graduates can work as screenwriters, content developers, director, production designers, production assistants, film critics etc.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
What is it?
Industrial designers design product which are produced in quantity using industrial processes. The field of product design is diverse so you will need to find your niche, be it in jobs which focus on aesthetics and styling, or in engineering.
What will you study?
The course covers subjects such in design methodology, ergonomics, the aesthetic principles of design, and materials and processes. Business skills are also thought to enable students to put principles into practice in the working world. You will learn how to merge art with technology to design products such as consumer goods, electronic products, workshop machinery, and medical and educational equipment. Through the selection of the most appropriate technology and the considerations of efficiency, economy, dependability, safety and simplicity, you will be taught the basic functions of the products to create products that have maximum appeal to consumers.
Core subjects
3D shape and form; history of art and aesthetics; manufacturing materials; graphic communication; technical design; history of product design; 3D computer modeling.
Typical course duration
It will take you at least three years to complete a degree in this subject.
Prerequisites
Most institutions specify a background in art or design and will require a portfolio for examination.
What do graduates do?
You can be employed in the automobile, furniture and plastics industries, as well as in multinational companies, the civil service and design consultancies.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
What is it?
Property managers maintain the security, upkeep and operations of a real estate property, as well as deal with tenants, or help run businesses for a fee.
This course will equip you with the skills to manage and analysis real estate properties and how to practise in an accountable and responsible manner.
What will you study?
You will study real estate management, valuation and investment principles, how to analysis and solve problems and ethics, as well as subjects in surveying, human resource management, business law and entrepreneurship.
Core subjects
Principles of property valuation; computer application in real estate; land economics; property management; statutory valuation; real estate law; valuation of specialized properties; building services and maintenance; rural resources studies; macroeconomic analysis for real estate; entrepreneurship development.
Typical course durations
This course will last for at least three years.
Prerequisites
A background in mathematics as well as business management, accounting or economics will be required.
What do graduates do?
Graduates may be self-employed or hired by an estate management firm. You may work in careers related to property such as property and facilities manager, estate agent or consultant.
LAW
What is it?
It's not all about arguing and winning cases. As a law student, you will study the country’s rules and system of law that keep society in order. You will not be involved in law enforcement but the knowledge you gain from your degree programme will enable you to be a consultant on the subject.
Ensure the course and institution of higher learning selected are recognized and accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council.
What will you study?
This course spans the full range of legal studies, which covers human activity in all its diverse forms. There are various aspects of specialization in the legal profession, such as litigation, corporate, conveyance and intellectual property. You will gain sound technical knowledge of the subject matter.
The curriculum also emphasizes nurturing effective written and oral communication skills, good numerical and commercial acumen, interpersonal flair, integrity and diplomacy, as well as IT literacy. You will also be required to read widely to keep yourself updated.
Core subjects
Contract law; company law; commercial law; criminal law; family law; law of trust; law of tort; labour law; English legal system.
Typical course duration
It takes at least 3 years to complete a law degree at a private university. Note that law programmes in public in public universities are 4 years long.
Prerequisites
A good background in English is required. Previous study of law is advantageous but not essential.
What do graduates do?
Graduates can enter the various specializations in law as legal executives, and advocates and solicitors. You can also pursue careers in accountancy, the government, financial institutions, publishing or other industries.
Here are the contents and details in these courses.
ACCOUNTING
All business entities, regardless of science and economic situation, require qualified accountants to efficiently handle their finances. Accounting and financial management are some of the core activities that support an organization. Accounting deals with the preparation, interpretation and use of financial information in management decisions. There are several specializations within accounting.
An accountancy-related course will equip you with the technical and theoretical understanding of financial concepts and practices. You will also be exposed to subjects like economics, IT and law.
To practise as an accountant in Malaysia, accounting graduates need to be registered with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA). The requirements include passing examinations offered by professional accounting bodies (eg ACCA, CIMA, CPA etc) that are recognized by the MIA.
FORENSIC ACCOUNTING
What is it?
When you combine accountancy, auditing, and investigation, you get forensic accounting. This field uncovers evidence through the analysis of financial reports for use in court. Demand for professionals will continue to rise as business dealings become more complex. This course will equip you with the skills to analysis financial data and identify financial fraud.
What will you study?
You will start off with general accounting subjects. In your final year, you will focus on investigation techniques, and risk and ethics.
Core subjects
Apart from standard accounting subjects, you will also study; auditing; forensic accounting; internal auditing; conflict management; quantitative analysis; e-business systems; decision analysis with spreadsheets.
Typical course duration
A typical course in forensic accounting will take three years.
Prerequisites
Most universities will require a background and good results in mathematics. Experience in business, economics and accounting is also advantageous.
What do graduates do?
Employment opportunities are available in private and government agencies, law firms, large accounting firms or specialized practices.
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
What is it?
Management accounting is the process of gathering financial information used by management to manage resources, and aid in decision-making; and to prepare financial reports for shareholders, creditors, regulatory agencies and tax authorities etc.
What will you study?
You will learn about course analysis; how to prepare financial reports; analysis of new contracts; and how to control expenses efficiently.
Core subjects
Auditing; company law; cost accounting; economics (micro- and macro-); financial accounting; management accounting; management information systems; quantitative methods; taxation.
Typical course duration
It takes about three to four years to obtain a bachelor‘s degree.
Prerequisites
Many universities require a background in Mathematics. Other relevant subjects are economics, business studies, statistics, and accounting.
What do graduates do?
Employment opportunities are available in most medium to large organizations across all industries.
ADVERTISING
What is it?
Advertising is a diverse industry that combines business communication, arts and performance. Advertising is a paid form of mass communication from an indentified sponsor, used to convey messages to the public. The main functions of advertising are creating awareness, interest, desire and action. Contrary to popular belief, it is not the same as marketing or sales.
What will you study?
The syllabus covers the various communication medium and advertising disciplines. You will learn fundamental advertising components and how to plan, present and execute them. The curriculum includes marketing and business subject s as well as design skills. You can also choose to specialize in design, creative writing or the managerial and strategic business planning aspects of the field.
Core subjects
Advertising principles; creative thinking; mass communication; presentation skills; marketing; media planning; copywriting; consumer behavior; public relations; sales promotion; account management; design studies; art direction.
Typical course duration
It takes at least three years to complete a degree in advertising.
What do graduates do?
Advertising graduates can work in a full advertising agency of various specialized agencies such as media and creative agencies. They can also serve in closely related industries such as public relations, direct marketing and sales promotion. Some graduates are self-employed and provide freelance or consultancy.
FILM
What is it?
Film is designed reality and probably the most popular art form of the past century. Get engaged by the culture of moving image with a course in film studies.
Although film production is not a focus of this programme. Some hands-on production training is included. The main emphasis of a film major is the thinking process, not the output. It is through the study of film history and the practice of analyzing various film that will begin to grasp the complexities and possibilities of the film medium.
What will you study?
You will be taught to think historically, theoretically and analytically about various cinematic forms. Apart from that, the course will also give you a look into moving images from the viewpoint of other discipline (eg literature, woman’s studies, political science etc); how they are made and received; the industrial and technological conditions of a film’s production; the options of filmmakers need to choose; and the effects of these conditions and choices on the viewing experience of the audience.
Core subjects
Screenwriting; film history and genre; film literature; film criticism; sound; digital video; production.
Typical course duration
A degree in film will take at least three years to complete.
Prerequisites
Most universities have no specific subject requirements, although you may need bring in a resume/ portfolio. Relevant work experience is advantageous.
What do graduates do?
Film graduates can work as screenwriters, content developers, director, production designers, production assistants, film critics etc.
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
What is it?
Industrial designers design product which are produced in quantity using industrial processes. The field of product design is diverse so you will need to find your niche, be it in jobs which focus on aesthetics and styling, or in engineering.
What will you study?
The course covers subjects such in design methodology, ergonomics, the aesthetic principles of design, and materials and processes. Business skills are also thought to enable students to put principles into practice in the working world. You will learn how to merge art with technology to design products such as consumer goods, electronic products, workshop machinery, and medical and educational equipment. Through the selection of the most appropriate technology and the considerations of efficiency, economy, dependability, safety and simplicity, you will be taught the basic functions of the products to create products that have maximum appeal to consumers.
Core subjects
3D shape and form; history of art and aesthetics; manufacturing materials; graphic communication; technical design; history of product design; 3D computer modeling.
Typical course duration
It will take you at least three years to complete a degree in this subject.
Prerequisites
Most institutions specify a background in art or design and will require a portfolio for examination.
What do graduates do?
You can be employed in the automobile, furniture and plastics industries, as well as in multinational companies, the civil service and design consultancies.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
What is it?
Property managers maintain the security, upkeep and operations of a real estate property, as well as deal with tenants, or help run businesses for a fee.
This course will equip you with the skills to manage and analysis real estate properties and how to practise in an accountable and responsible manner.
What will you study?
You will study real estate management, valuation and investment principles, how to analysis and solve problems and ethics, as well as subjects in surveying, human resource management, business law and entrepreneurship.
Core subjects
Principles of property valuation; computer application in real estate; land economics; property management; statutory valuation; real estate law; valuation of specialized properties; building services and maintenance; rural resources studies; macroeconomic analysis for real estate; entrepreneurship development.
Typical course durations
This course will last for at least three years.
Prerequisites
A background in mathematics as well as business management, accounting or economics will be required.
What do graduates do?
Graduates may be self-employed or hired by an estate management firm. You may work in careers related to property such as property and facilities manager, estate agent or consultant.
LAW
What is it?
It's not all about arguing and winning cases. As a law student, you will study the country’s rules and system of law that keep society in order. You will not be involved in law enforcement but the knowledge you gain from your degree programme will enable you to be a consultant on the subject.
Ensure the course and institution of higher learning selected are recognized and accredited by the Malaysian Bar Council.
What will you study?
This course spans the full range of legal studies, which covers human activity in all its diverse forms. There are various aspects of specialization in the legal profession, such as litigation, corporate, conveyance and intellectual property. You will gain sound technical knowledge of the subject matter.
The curriculum also emphasizes nurturing effective written and oral communication skills, good numerical and commercial acumen, interpersonal flair, integrity and diplomacy, as well as IT literacy. You will also be required to read widely to keep yourself updated.
Core subjects
Contract law; company law; commercial law; criminal law; family law; law of trust; law of tort; labour law; English legal system.
Typical course duration
It takes at least 3 years to complete a law degree at a private university. Note that law programmes in public in public universities are 4 years long.
Prerequisites
A good background in English is required. Previous study of law is advantageous but not essential.
What do graduates do?
Graduates can enter the various specializations in law as legal executives, and advocates and solicitors. You can also pursue careers in accountancy, the government, financial institutions, publishing or other industries.
Sunday, 4 April 2010
^DRIVING LESSON^
SUN,31 January 2010- Listened KPP at NATION DRIVE driving institute at Segambut, Selangor for 5 hours. Something that out of my expectation was happened on this day. As I was queueing to pay for my lunch at canteen, a girl was accidentally knocked me and my plate of rice (with curry) was totally poured on my shirt! I felt so embarrassed as there were many peoples looked at me..(T_T)
TUES,9 February 2010- I had taken a leave from my aunt to sit for my KPP test early in the morning. My palms was wet (sweating) after pressed in a small Kancil (5 peoples included me). After reaching the place that I sit for KPP test, I had taken out my My Kad. The computer can't scan my thumbprint as my palms were still wet..I had tried to dry and wiped it but failed. Finally, I've to buy an e-driving card from the driving institute to sit for the test. Lecehnya.. It had wasted about half an hour to solve the problem of my "thumbprint".
Finally, I've passed my undang test by scored 47/50 and proceeded to Pre-L lesson for 6 hours! They just gave us their talk non-stop without any practical.
SUN,14 March 2010- Since I've not enough time to learn driving at KL and rushed back to Ipoh to get my SPM result, I've to find a new agent to continue learning driving here. The agent told me that I should listened 3 hours again for the Pre-L lesson. Lol. So tired to listen all those talks. This was my first time learned driving after the lesson. Cool! First time sit on the driver's seat and start the engines.. Felt a bit stressed when I drive it.
FRI,26 March 2010- First time drive out of center. Wow..unbelievable. But the engines goes off for more than 10++times! OMG~ I've did it badly..I can't controlled my left leg that steps on the clutch. I always released it too fast. Is okay, I will try to overcome it. I want to drive it smoothly~
I must do more practice.
THURS,30 March 2010- Having pre-test on this day. The engines goes off less than 10 times and I've failed badly on three-point turn. SIGH~
FRI,1 APRIL 2010- Learned driving in evening until night. It is a rainy day. This was the first time I turn on the light and drive on the dark road. Haha!
*Ohya~I will be going for my CAR TEST on 15 April 2010. So nervous.
TUES,9 February 2010- I had taken a leave from my aunt to sit for my KPP test early in the morning. My palms was wet (sweating) after pressed in a small Kancil (5 peoples included me). After reaching the place that I sit for KPP test, I had taken out my My Kad. The computer can't scan my thumbprint as my palms were still wet..I had tried to dry and wiped it but failed. Finally, I've to buy an e-driving card from the driving institute to sit for the test. Lecehnya.. It had wasted about half an hour to solve the problem of my "thumbprint".
Finally, I've passed my undang test by scored 47/50 and proceeded to Pre-L lesson for 6 hours! They just gave us their talk non-stop without any practical.
SUN,14 March 2010- Since I've not enough time to learn driving at KL and rushed back to Ipoh to get my SPM result, I've to find a new agent to continue learning driving here. The agent told me that I should listened 3 hours again for the Pre-L lesson. Lol. So tired to listen all those talks. This was my first time learned driving after the lesson. Cool! First time sit on the driver's seat and start the engines.. Felt a bit stressed when I drive it.
FRI,26 March 2010- First time drive out of center. Wow..unbelievable. But the engines goes off for more than 10++times! OMG~ I've did it badly..I can't controlled my left leg that steps on the clutch. I always released it too fast. Is okay, I will try to overcome it. I want to drive it smoothly~
I must do more practice.
THURS,30 March 2010- Having pre-test on this day. The engines goes off less than 10 times and I've failed badly on three-point turn. SIGH~
FRI,1 APRIL 2010- Learned driving in evening until night. It is a rainy day. This was the first time I turn on the light and drive on the dark road. Haha!
*Ohya~I will be going for my CAR TEST on 15 April 2010. So nervous.
I deserved it..
11 March 2010-A red letter day.
My SPM result was released on this day.
The moment that I got my own result, I was speechless.
The hope was not come to me. I didn't get a good and contented result this time. It was not reaching to my target. No chance for me to apply anythings and or even further my study at overseas. I was hypertension while sitting for the exam for almost one month. I realised that I had lost a lot of marks in many subjects that affected my grade once I rechecked my question papers after exam. I almost have twice nervous breakdown after exam and after getting my result. Hypertension was made me done wrong calculation or shaded the wrong answers. I know how I am going to get the correct answers for those questions but I had chosen and shaded it wrongly for almost 10++ questions in paper 1.
SO CARELESS!!!
I should not pushed myself until get into trouble. Was it late to blame myself now? The answers is YES and NO.
YES- Perhaps my SPM result would be in flying colour if I was not that careless.
NO - Still have time for me to overcome these kind of problems no matter in what conditions and do not let it happen again in STPM.
I had no mood after we had taken our results. I was pretended that I was not feeling sad to my result. I don't want to cry in front of my fellow friends. On this day, I had rejected my friends invitations to go gathering since we had been separated for almost three months. After went back home, I hidden myself in my room. I sobbed..sobbed in secret. I don't want my parents, sister and brother know that I am crying. I don't want let them worried about me.. I felt so upset. I wished to have a good result after worked hard and spent two years for SPM. Similarly, I also want to make my parents proud of me. I want to make them happy! They are always counting on me, expecting that I can get good result...but...I had failed to do so.
Well, in optimist thinking, SPM wasn't ended up my life. And, I should be thankful that I didn't obtained other grade besides AB's grade. On the contrary, this unsatisfactory result has encouraged me to be in relaxing mode and put more effort on my STPM soon.:)
Aha, I am still remembered what my aunt told me. She said, not all of them getting straight A's in any exam will get high pay in future. All these is rely on your own abilities, your smartness, your professional and your experiences in any field or scope. Her advice was totally regain my vigour to keep achieving my goal as I just got 5A's in my SPM. I still can survive although I have not getting many A's...SELAMATLAH saya..
My SPM result was released on this day.
The moment that I got my own result, I was speechless.
The hope was not come to me. I didn't get a good and contented result this time. It was not reaching to my target. No chance for me to apply anythings and or even further my study at overseas. I was hypertension while sitting for the exam for almost one month. I realised that I had lost a lot of marks in many subjects that affected my grade once I rechecked my question papers after exam. I almost have twice nervous breakdown after exam and after getting my result. Hypertension was made me done wrong calculation or shaded the wrong answers. I know how I am going to get the correct answers for those questions but I had chosen and shaded it wrongly for almost 10++ questions in paper 1.
SO CARELESS!!!
I should not pushed myself until get into trouble. Was it late to blame myself now? The answers is YES and NO.
YES- Perhaps my SPM result would be in flying colour if I was not that careless.
NO - Still have time for me to overcome these kind of problems no matter in what conditions and do not let it happen again in STPM.
I had no mood after we had taken our results. I was pretended that I was not feeling sad to my result. I don't want to cry in front of my fellow friends. On this day, I had rejected my friends invitations to go gathering since we had been separated for almost three months. After went back home, I hidden myself in my room. I sobbed..sobbed in secret. I don't want my parents, sister and brother know that I am crying. I don't want let them worried about me.. I felt so upset. I wished to have a good result after worked hard and spent two years for SPM. Similarly, I also want to make my parents proud of me. I want to make them happy! They are always counting on me, expecting that I can get good result...but...I had failed to do so.
Well, in optimist thinking, SPM wasn't ended up my life. And, I should be thankful that I didn't obtained other grade besides AB's grade. On the contrary, this unsatisfactory result has encouraged me to be in relaxing mode and put more effort on my STPM soon.:)
Aha, I am still remembered what my aunt told me. She said, not all of them getting straight A's in any exam will get high pay in future. All these is rely on your own abilities, your smartness, your professional and your experiences in any field or scope. Her advice was totally regain my vigour to keep achieving my goal as I just got 5A's in my SPM. I still can survive although I have not getting many A's...SELAMATLAH saya..
Friday, 2 April 2010
~WORKING IN LAW FIRM~
28 December 2009 to 5 March 2010-no facebook, no msn, no blogging, no chatting, no games..Since I was nothing to do after SPM exam, my aunt (my mother's youngest sister) has given me a GREAT opportunities to work as an assistant/ clerk in her and her husband's (my uncle) legal firm at KL for 2 month. I was so lucky and happy to have a job without making any appointment and interview. Even, I have been given a big chance to learn something new there. I have a wrong thoughts of lawyer at once.
I thought they must good in debates and always going to court. Actually, lawyer was divided into into two groups, litigation and commercing. I was assisting my aunt in commercing part while my uncle is doing the ligitation part. I was the youngest worker in that firm. It also proved that I was lack of experiences in working too.There are three assistants, Diana, Wani and Joyce, the two pupilages, Atiqah and Chloe, and the five fully fledged lawyers (including my aunt and uncle). My tasks were copying documents, do adjudication, preparing loan documents, type formal letters, preparing proforma invoice, answering phone and etc. Now I know how to use the photostat machine and fax machine and courier documents too.
Indeed, my English is at the lower average. Preparing those formal letters were totally made me felt annoyed. I have a clear mind when working in a legal firm, so I know that I can't using the word " TRY" in doing my tasks. I am not able to bear the consequences and effects of any mistake in any documents. Because of this, I had asked other assistants of any single matter or anythings that I not sure when they were busy and rushing for their tasks until they were showed an unbearable face to me.
No choice and no point! I have to ask them although they were not willing and free to teach me when they were busy, it is too difficult to wait and asking them when they are available. I have to accomplish and rushing my tasks too! All of the workers have to rushing doing their tasks before the completion and extension period to avoid paying the penalty of the miscellaneous assignments of Sale and Purchase. If we did any wrong in any documents that delay the processing or sending the documents late to the government and bank, who is responsible to this penalty that cost more than ten thousand??
Another things that I learnt when I worked there is...never show my true feeling in front of my fellow workers. I have to pretend like don't mind and intellect in doing everything, smile reluctantly although I don't like the way they treat me. Pressure!!! I totally don't like that feeling.HATE HATE HATE...I can just be endure to get a good cooperation when working. It is not easy to control the tears falling when I am frustrated. Sometimes, the atmosphere made me felt wanna quit from the work but sometimes I felt that I want to stay at KL in long term. I believe that I can improve my English in short period of time if I keep staying in that environment. The KL's life can pushing me and forcing me to change for the better in the fastest way.Am I contradicting myself?
ENGLISH is too important for me to get a job there. I knew that my English is quite weak and I will improving my writing and conversation in English no matter in what situations. And, I will also agitate myself to learn more foreign language that can make me more easily to work overseas. Believe yourself, you can do it!
A special thanks and regards to my aunt and uncle whom had given me a great chance to learn new things and understand what does lawyer do. Even, they also given me another chance to get close with an OL's life and the real social life. This time, I had learnt somethings different from school. I had learnt a lot..
I hate the virtue of life.
I thought they must good in debates and always going to court. Actually, lawyer was divided into into two groups, litigation and commercing. I was assisting my aunt in commercing part while my uncle is doing the ligitation part. I was the youngest worker in that firm. It also proved that I was lack of experiences in working too.There are three assistants, Diana, Wani and Joyce, the two pupilages, Atiqah and Chloe, and the five fully fledged lawyers (including my aunt and uncle). My tasks were copying documents, do adjudication, preparing loan documents, type formal letters, preparing proforma invoice, answering phone and etc. Now I know how to use the photostat machine and fax machine and courier documents too.
Indeed, my English is at the lower average. Preparing those formal letters were totally made me felt annoyed. I have a clear mind when working in a legal firm, so I know that I can't using the word " TRY" in doing my tasks. I am not able to bear the consequences and effects of any mistake in any documents. Because of this, I had asked other assistants of any single matter or anythings that I not sure when they were busy and rushing for their tasks until they were showed an unbearable face to me.
No choice and no point! I have to ask them although they were not willing and free to teach me when they were busy, it is too difficult to wait and asking them when they are available. I have to accomplish and rushing my tasks too! All of the workers have to rushing doing their tasks before the completion and extension period to avoid paying the penalty of the miscellaneous assignments of Sale and Purchase. If we did any wrong in any documents that delay the processing or sending the documents late to the government and bank, who is responsible to this penalty that cost more than ten thousand??
Another things that I learnt when I worked there is...never show my true feeling in front of my fellow workers. I have to pretend like don't mind and intellect in doing everything, smile reluctantly although I don't like the way they treat me. Pressure!!! I totally don't like that feeling.HATE HATE HATE...I can just be endure to get a good cooperation when working. It is not easy to control the tears falling when I am frustrated. Sometimes, the atmosphere made me felt wanna quit from the work but sometimes I felt that I want to stay at KL in long term. I believe that I can improve my English in short period of time if I keep staying in that environment. The KL's life can pushing me and forcing me to change for the better in the fastest way.Am I contradicting myself?
ENGLISH is too important for me to get a job there. I knew that my English is quite weak and I will improving my writing and conversation in English no matter in what situations. And, I will also agitate myself to learn more foreign language that can make me more easily to work overseas. Believe yourself, you can do it!
A special thanks and regards to my aunt and uncle whom had given me a great chance to learn new things and understand what does lawyer do. Even, they also given me another chance to get close with an OL's life and the real social life. This time, I had learnt somethings different from school. I had learnt a lot..
I hate the virtue of life.
Thursday, 1 April 2010
^NEW BLOG^
Create a new blog on 1 April 2010(April Fool),lolz..
New year, new month, new mood, new beginning, new blog..
Haha! I really have a bad remembrance.
I was wondering how I forgot my email address and password to sign in my blogger,sigh~
Anyway, I will still keep on blogging on this new blogger^^
New year, new month, new mood, new beginning, new blog..
Haha! I really have a bad remembrance.
I was wondering how I forgot my email address and password to sign in my blogger,sigh~
Anyway, I will still keep on blogging on this new blogger^^
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