Weeks of lockdown may somehow affect our weight and lifestyle. With most of us stuck at home during the pandemic, trips to the fridge have become more frequent than ever before. If your lockdown routine has revolved mainly around sourcing your next snack, you are certainly not alone. Ang Wei Zhi, a lecturer from INTI …
Safety and health are inherent parts of lifelong learning from preschool education until post-retirement. Mainstreaming or integrating safety and health into education and training covers various aspects; developing safety and health knowledge, attitudes and behavior in children and younger people besides improving the safety and health culture in schools or other educational establishments for staff …
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Lecturers, who are the frontline workers for university and college students, have experienced a year and a half like no other. It is during this time that we are witnessing how adaptable and resilient educators continue to be to support students under their care. Dr Yip Pick Schen, a lecturer from INTI International College Penang’s …
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The use of artificial intelligence in human resources is no longer in its honeymoon period. When a bevy of new artificial intelligence (AI) tools was introduced over the past few years, it created a buzz and was embraced by human resource (HR) practitioners seeking to use machine-learning algorithms to bring new efficiencies to recruiting, employee …
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In another challenging year for Cambridge A-Level candidates around the world, INTI International University & Colleges is proud that despite the challenges, its students did well and scored outstanding results. INTI International College Penang students Horstann Ho, Yoon Minyong, Bernard Lim Wee Shan, and Lau Shao Wei, who successfully obtained 4A*, each beamed with pride …
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Nothing makes the feeling of kinship stronger than when you celebrate your birthday with the nation and fellow Malaysians. Birthdays – an occasion everyone looks forward to because it is a time when we receive special wishes from family and friends, and celebrate with loved ones. For those born on Merdeka Day, it is extra …
Students from INTI International College Penang celebrated a tremendous achievement when they were awarded National Champion for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) track at Innovate Malaysia 2021, an engineering design competition open to final year students in Malaysia. The competition witnessed entries from 274 teams from 27 universities nationwide, but only 36 teams were shortlisted …
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Adding another feather to their cap, INTI International University students walked away with their heads held high after receiving the Honourable Award at the University of Malaya Civil Engineering Competition (UMCEC), an annual event organised by the Department of Civil Engineering since 2017 and endorsed by the Institution of Civil Engineers Student Chapter (UMICESC) and …
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Technology is fast-evolving and is predicted to significantly affect the way Malaysians work in the future. The idea of robots taking over jobs can easily overwhelm graduates as they worry about what the future will bring. Taking a smarter approach by strategising may help to future-proof their careers. To future-proof their career, students need to …
Are we equipping students with the right skills for the future? This question lingers in the mind of almost every educator, employer, parent and student today. Higher education institutions today encourage students to put their newly acquired skills to practice and even pick up real-world skills through initiatives like capstone and employer projects, career talks …
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