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07/10/2020

MBA – a stepping stone for your career

After finishing my undergraduate studies about 10 years ago, I always have this thought whereby what I’ve learned throughout my bachelor degree is sufficient to equip me in my career. Few years on in the workforce, I was made to backtrack on that notion. I realized that I needed more knowledge to elevate myself in...
29/09/2020

Microsoft Office 365 for SEGi College Sarawak students

In the recent post, we shared that all of our faculties at SEGi College Sarawak have been using a powerful multi-million Ringgit Malaysia learning management system (LMS) known as Blackboard. It allows SEGi students to access course materials and interact with our educators conveniently. SEGi is also providing Microsoft Office 365 to our educators and...
23/09/2020

Gastronomic skills in Culinary Arts!

Gastronomy (the study of food and culture) is a money maker. Look at the show Masterchef and the show takes on millions of viewers, creating chef enthusiasts all over the world! But it is more than just about rolling in the big bucks – it is an art form. In the culinary world today, food...
18/09/2020

SEGi College Sarawak: the higher learning institution in the ‘New Normal’

The Movement Control Order (MCO) imposed by the Malaysian government since March 2020 saw the closure of almost all business and government sectors. The higher learning education is also affected by the MCO as universities and colleges had to temporarily shut down campuses. SEGi College Sarawak was not exempted from the order too. While some...
09/09/2020

The trends of the legal world in the era of IR 4.0

Online shopping? Fake-news? Live streaming of court cases? Online examinations? Where are we? “Law does not remain stagnant but changes and develops from time to time” – Albert Venn Dicey A statement inspired by one of the principles of the Rule of Law expounded by Albert Venn Dicey, a jurist and constitutional theorist in the...
02/09/2020

Real world skills guarantee jobs for teachers

According to Malaysia’s education ministry, there are 87,574 registered special educational needs (SEN) children with 10.8% in early childhood education. A percentage that seems low, that is an alarming 9,458 young SEN children who are away from their customised learning environment due to Covid-19; putting pressure on early childhood teachers to help integrate students and...
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