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I N T E R N AT I O N A L C O L L E G E O F YAYA S A N M E L A K A M O N T H LY M A G A Z I N E
7TH EDITION APRIL
2015
PP 18463/04/2014
ICYM THE LEADING CHOICE FOR
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
ADC @ LIMA 2015 CAMPUS LIFE
JONKER WALK
THE HEART OF
HERITAGE & CULTURE
FEATURES
APRIL 2015
STUDENT ELECTION
ICYM NEWS
INTERNATIONAL ALUMNI
GUIDE TO ICYM
INSPIRATION
CANDID GALLERY
ALUMNI DI MANA
CEO’S MESSAGE • POCKET GUIDE • CAMPUS LIFE “GUIDE TO ICYM “ • NOTICE BOARD • JONKER WALK •
ACADEMIA • LIMA 2015 • STUDENT CORNER • FASHIONISTA • ICYM NEWS • WITHIN THE PERIMETERS •
INSPIRATION • INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ALUMNI
CONTENT
Editorial
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Mesej dari CEO
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Destinasi
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Berita Bergambar
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Campus Life
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Pocket Guide
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Akademia
SIDANG REDAKSI
Penaung :YBhg Datuk Saroni Judi
Penasihat I :En Aminalrashid Mohd Husaain
Penasihat II :En Mohamad Nawawi Saad
Penasihat Akademik :En Jasmy Fardzy Abd Aziz
Komunikasi Korporat :Pn Harmiyati Mohtar
Ketua Jurufoto :Muhamad Nur Aiman B Abd Malek
Jurufoto : Amir Sukarno Salimi • Hasbullah bin Azhar •
Ketua Unit Grafik :En Zul Azmil Hafiz Abdullah
Designer :Muhammad Nurshafiq Bin Abd Razak •
Mohamad Syafid B. Shafie • Rizwandi Bin Abdul Rahman
Penyelaras I :En Musriza Ab Moin
Penyelaras II :Pn Nurulhuda Ismayatim
Promosi/Pemasaran :Tuan Mochtar Dato Abd Malek
Periklanan :Muhammad Faiz Othman (017-646 4852)
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Pentadbiran/Kewangan : En Noor Izam Muharam
Tazkirah
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Editor : En Hassan Abdul Motalip
Hubungi kami :
Telefon :06-2817732
Email :[email protected]
Motivasi
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Fashionista
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Student Corner
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Hobi
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Ketua Wartawan : Nur Syuhadah Atika Shahidan
Wartawan :Fazilah Abd Hamid • Farhana Rahmad
• Mohamad Zulhafiz Bin Mohd Azam • Saiful Isham
Bin Saat • Ahmad Nur Zaki Bin Yahaya • Nor Shazlin
Bt Kholil • Nor Sahida Sabri • Nor Adira Paisal•
Sharifah Nur Syarafina Syed Mohd Jafri• Nadia
Syamiera Md Idrus • Noraziah Amelina Bt Mad Noh
Penasihat Foto: Zahiruddin Abd Aziz
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43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Tel: 03-8942 2322 Fax: 03-8938 9353
ICYM adalah majalah rasmi Kolej Antarabangsa Yayasan Melaka.
HAK CIPTA terpelihara. Segala bahan berupa gambar, tulisan,
ilustrasi dalam majalah ini tidak boleh disiarkan semula dengan
apa cara sekali pun oleh mana-mana pihak tanpa izin dari
bertulis daripada penerbit.
{EDITORIAL}
Praise Allah SWT for giving us
the oppurtunity to do yet another amazing edition of our
magazine.
‘Internationalisation’ is our theme for this
edition hence gracing the cover is our
hardworking and eager international
students from all over the globe. For
this edition we have catered articles and
stories that have an international feel to it
while promoting ICYM and also Melaka.
This edition will also be the first issue to
brought out of the country for our ‘Roadshow Nigeria’ with many of our features
and articles are in Bahasa Malaysia and
English and also articles from our international alumni.
We have also featured our esteem CEO
Datuk Saroni’s official visit to the United
Kingdom in his latest endeavour to
strenghten cooperations with IT Carlow,
Ireland, Oxford Brookes University ,
England and South Wales University,
Wales plus his live radio interview with
Melaka FM.
April is also a very important month for
us since many secondary school students
and SPM leavers are deciding where
they want to go and further their studies
and with our latest addition which is the
ICYM Weldzone Oil and Gas Academy
featuring training courses for Riggers
and Pipefitters that can offer a very bright
career prospects within Malaysia as well
as overseas and they will also be given
expert training in diving at the International Diving Academy for the commercial scuba diving course and we hope to
achieve a new target for our 2015 intake
to take us into the next level in the field
of higher education.
Besides our latest achievement and
formation of the Weldzone academy,
diploma courses at the Aeronautics
Developement Centre has always been
the popular choice amongst SPM-leavers. ADC was also invited to attend
the LIMA’15 in Langkawi this month
bringing more then 20 students to the
prestigious event to get up-close to
the incredible aircrafts and ships while
leaning about what is the latest technology in the Aeronautics Industry.
Our Student Affairs Department
have also been busy organizing the
7-Mountan Challenge which takes the
students of ICYM to partake in an extreme yet exciting mountain climbing
excursion and also running the 2015
Student Elections where their goal
is to find the new student leaders in
ICYM.
In conjunction with this, International
Collage of Yayasan Melaka strives to
steer brilliantly ahead its higher learning agenda and to raise the standard
of local institutions higher learning
so that we are able to achieve world
status.
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dom including IT Carlow, Ireland,
Oxford Brookes University , England
and South Wales University, Wales.
Our latest endeavour is a discussion
with IT Carlow to enable us to offer a
degree programme in Aeronautics.
The realisation o this Cooperation
will result in the reduction of cost incured by Malaysians Student Abroad.
Therefore, the more intake of students the more we will able to raise
the standards of our courses so that
the will be at par with our counterparts elsewhere in the world.
This is in tandem with Malaysia
Aerosapce Industry Blueprint 2030
which aims to make Malaysia the
number 1 nation in this region in the
field of Aeronautics. According to the
Malaysian Industry Government for
High Technology (MIGHT) report, we
need to generate experts in the field
of Aircraft Maintenance and Servicing and ICYM is ready and commited
to be the leader in this field.
As For Oil and Gas industry, ICYM
through the ICYM Weldzone Oil and
Gas Academy, offers courses in the
training of Riggers and Pipefitters.
These courses have very bright
career prospects within Malaysia as
well as overseas. Students will be
given expert training in diving at the
International Diving Academy for the
commercial scuba diving course.
ICYM also plays a very active role
in the intake of foreign students to
realise our goal which is to increase
‘internationalisation’.
My latest effort will be an official visit
to Nigeria in April to promote ICYM
through ‘Roadshow Nigeria’ programme. Towns covered will include
Lagos, Abuja, Owena and Inugu.
This visit will introduce ICYM’s programme and simutenously promote
Malaysia as an International education hub to the Nigerian public. This
positive achievement is in line with
the state’s vision to make Melaka
the foremost education hub in the
country.
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi
wabarakatuh, Salam Sejahtera
and Salam 1Malaysia
First and foremost, let us count
our blessing’s for all that Allah
SWT has bestowed upon us.
‘Internationalisation’ is one of
the nation’s strategic plans for
higher learning in order to raise
the standard of local institutions
higher learning so that the are
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able to achieve world status. This
bodes well for Malaysia to achieve
excellence in higher education
come 2020.
In conjunction with this, International
Collage of Yayasan Melaka strives
to steer brilliantly ahead its higher
learning agenda and to strenghthen
cooperations with foreign universities.
Last March, I made an official visit to
various universities in the United King-
Inconclusion, the close and effective
ties betwen ICYM and various foreign
institutaion of higher learning will
contribute to the rise in the number
of international students in Malaysia.
This strives to prove that ICYM is
the principal choice of International
students in their pursuit of higher
learning.
Welcome to ICYM!
Datuk Saroni Judi
{DIREKTORI}
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JONKER
WALK
The Heart of Heritage & Culture
The destination of choice for
this edition is the ever popular Jonker Street which since
the olden days of the Babas
and Nyonyas, considered by
many locals as the melting
pot of culture and heritage
with many of the majestic
and well preserved shop lots
and house still stands until
today. Situated next to the
majestic Melaka River and right
across the magnificent Stadhuy’s
Building with its gleaming red
paint that is considered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since
the 7th of July 2008.
With more than 20 million tourists visiting Melaka every year,
almost all of them have been to
Jonker Street where during the
day it is filled with quaint antique
shops, charming cafes, beautiful boutique hotels and trendy
trinket stores and while at night,
Jonker Street is transformed into
the ever famous Jonker Walk
Night Market where cultures
collide with many street vendors
from various races open up their
booths selling tantalizing local
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dishes that will excite your
taste buds and all sorts of gadgetry and knick-knacks galore
from selfie sticks to nyonya
shoes, portable air purifiers to
hand-made souvenirs that will
make any shopaholic glee with
excitement.
The Jonker Walk Night Market
is also popular amongst the
busking community where they
are encourage to perform at
any corner of Jonker Street in
the efforts to attract more tourist. Jonker Street at night is a
feast for the eyes with its many
colorful lanterns and light that
decorates the building.
Besides being held as the
heritage hub of Melaka, Jonker
Street also offers many interesting modern attractions such
as the Melaka River Cruise
which takes visitors along the
Melaka River and the famous
Hard Rock Café Melaka. Jonker
Street is truly the pride of
Melaka and if you have the
opportunity to visit, you will
find the experience very heart
throbbing.
Excursion
Kampung HomeStay
“If you haven’t been to the Kampung,
you haven’t been to Malaysia!”
“..and while at night, Jonker Street is transformed into the
ever famous Jonker Walk Night Market where cultures
collide with many street vendors from various races..”
To truly experience the real
cultures & traditions of the
Malaysian people, you need
to stay in a Malay Village, in
a Malay home, with a Malay
family, and this homestay
excursion offers travellers the
chance to do just that!
Just 30 min drive from Central
Melaka, the kampung of ‘Pulai’
is a friendly community that
is the perfect place to learn
and experience kampung life.
Staying in a traditional Malay
long-house, guests are invited
to take-part in local life, which
starts by wearing traditional
home-made Malay clothes!
Guests can then explore the
community and learn about
its ways of life, meeting the
locals, learning about the
natural wildlife, getting their
feet dirty in the paddy fields,
enjoying sunset on the beach,
and if they’re lucky, catching
their dinner while fishing on
the river!
Of course, the Malay culture
wouldn’t be complete without
its passion for ‘makan’ (food),
and guests are taught some of
the secrets to Malay cooking,
and then enjoy the tradition
of cooking, eating & laughing
together.
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{ICYM NEWS}
ICYM LIVE! At Radio Melaka 102.3FM
Datuk Saroni Judi was invited to conduct a special live
interview for radio Melaka
for the ‘Agensi dan Anda’
programme . During the full
one hour interview Datuk
Saroni talked about what is
happening at ICYM to the
general public of Melaka
especially SPM/STPM leavers about studying at ICYM
and the latest updates at the
collage.
In hopes with this type of
promotion, the avid listeners of Melaka.FM will take
the time to visit ICYM.
Seiring keperluan kebolehpasaran tenaga kerja
mahir, Kolej Antarabangsa
Yayasan Melaka (KAYM)
melalui Aeronautic Development Center (ADC) menawarkan program dalam
bidang kejuruteraan penerbangan bagi melahirkan
jurutera dan juruteknik
pesawat yang diiktiraf di
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The Road Safety Campaign was
held in collaboration with JKJR
as an effort to raise awareness
amongst staff and students of
ICYM. This event was launched
by our esteemed registrar Encik
Aminalrashid Mohd Hussain
and he quotes that road safety
is an on-going process and we
must help people to realize how
important it is to know and be
aware. That is people must be
more civic-minded and considerate of others while driving on the
roads to avoid any accidents that
can happen to any individuals.
Ketua Eksekutif KAYM, Datuk Saroni Judi telah dijemput untuk mengadakan sesi
slot temubual secara live
di radio Melaka FM dalam
program Agensi dan Anda.
Sesi temubual ini telah berdurasi selama satu jam bertujuan untuk mewar-warkan
kepada masyarakat Melaka terutama lepasan SPM/
SPTPM mengenai peluang
melanjutkan pengajian di
KAYM dan pelbagai lagi
perkembangan terkini kolej.
Melalui hebahan ini diharapkan masyarakat yang mendengar saluran Melaka FM
berminat untuk meneruskan
pengajian di KAYM
PELAJAR ADC TIMBA PENGALAMAN DI LIMA 2015
peringkat antarabangsa.
Baru-baru ini mereka berpeluang mengadakan lawatan
sambil belajar ke pameran
LIMA 2015 di Langkawi baru-baru ini. Rata-rata mereka
amat teruja melihat sendiri
perkembangan terkini industri Aeronatik dan Aerospace.
Road Safety Campaign at
ICYM
Besides doing a Road Safety
showcase, the representative of
JKJR gave away free motorcycle
helmets to all motorcycle riders
in attendance.
PELAJAR TERUJA LAWAT KAYM
KAYM telah menerima kujungan
pelajar-pelajar dari SK Nanga
Bangkit, Song, Sawarak dan 30
pelajar dari Tsuean Wan Government Secondary dari Hong Kong.
Lawatan tersebut berjaya memberi
pendedahan bermakna kepada
mereka terutama berkaitan program-program pengajian tinggi
terkini yang ditawarkan oleh KAYM
dan seterusnya mempromosi
KAYM sebagai “Pusat Kecemerlangan Pendidikan” kepada anakanak negeri Pahang.
Kempen kesedaraan jalanraya
yang diadakan bersama JKJR
sebagai usaha meningkatkan
kesedaraan pengguna jalan
raya terutama warga KAYM.
Majlis perasmian disempurnakan
Pendaftar KAYM, Aminalrashid
Mohd Hussain. Beliau berkata
kesedaran orang ramai mengenai tahap keselamatan semasa
berada di jalan raya perlu dipertingkatkan secara berterusan.
Justeru orang ramai terutama
pemandu perlu bertimbang
rasa semasa di jalan raya kerana
apabila kemalangan berlaku ia
bukan sahaja mendatangkan
bahaya kepada individu terbabit
tetapi juga kepada pengguna
jalan raya yang lain.
Selain dari pamaren keselamatan
jalanraya, pohak JKJR jugamengaih agihkan topi kaledar
kepada penungggang motosikal
padakempen itu.
KARNIVAL JOM MASUK U
2015 MITC
MESYURAT MAJLIS KERJASAMA KEPIMPINAN YAYASAN KALI KE 23
Buat julung kalinya Yayasan Melaka
dipilih menjadi hos mesyurat MKKY kali
ini. Mesyuarat seumpana yang pertama
kali diadakan di Melaka bertujuan membincangkan perkara berkaitan dengan
kepentingan pembangunan insitusit-institusi pendidikan dan kemahiran milik
Yayasan-yayasan Negeri. Ketua Eksekutif
KAYM, Datuk Saroni Judi dipilih untuk
menyampai, berkongsi pengalaman dan
maklumat bersama pegawai-pegawai
pengurusan tertinggi Yayasan-Yayasan
Negeri dalam aspek pendidikan dengan
tajuk perbincangan ‘Prospek dan Masa
Depan Dalam Industri Penyelenggaraan
Pesawat’. Jalinan kerjasama, perkongsian
maklumat dan permuafakatan dalam
mesyuarat tersebut amat penting untuk
diaplikasikan sebagai salah satu cabang
bagi memperkasakan bidang pendidikan di Malaysia.
Sessi berbicara pelajar dan
alumni ICYM di Melaka FM
Radio Melaka 23April- “Slot Aspirasi Siswa di Radio Melaka bersama
pelajar dan alumni Kolej Antarabangsa
Yayasan Melaka”. Sesi temubual ini
bertujuan mencungkil pengalaman
pelajar-pelajar yang berjaya untuk
dikongsi serta mampu memupuk semangat pelajar yang masih menuntut
di Kolej Yayasan Antarabangsa. Selain
itu juga, sessi ini pelajar dan alumni
memberi nasihat dan motivasi cara
mereka berjaya.
Jom Masuk U ini merupakakan program
tahunan Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi
yang telah dilaksanakan semenjak 2005
turut menyediakan maklumat akreditasi dan
pembiayaan kepada lulusan Sijil Pelajaran
Malaysia (SPM), Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) atau setaraf, pelajar
lepasan asasi, diploma, sijil dan diploma
kemahiran.KPT telah menggunakan tagline
‘’JOM MASUK U’’ bagi memotivasikan para
pemohon untuk mendapatkan maklumat
tepat dan terkini mengenai peluang pendidikan tinggi di Malaysia.
Karnival Pengajian Tinggi Negara (KPTN)
– JOM MASUK U ini dilaksanakan dengan
kerjasama Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia
(KPM) bagi mendidik dan memotivasikan
para pemohon untuk mendapatkan maklumat tepat dan terkini mengenai peluang
pendidikan tinggi di Malaysia.
KELAB PERSATUAN JADI DUTA KAYM
BUKIT SEBUKOR 29 Mac 2015
Ketua Eksekutif Kolej Antarabangsa Yayasan
Melaka(KAYM), Datuk Saroni Judi menyarankan setip kelab dan persatuan lebih kreatif
melalui penganjuran aktiviti yang menjadikan mereka sebagai Duta KAYM. Beliau
juga menyeru para pelajar supaya bergiat
aktif mengikut minat dan kecenderungan
masing-masing menerusi kelab atau persatuan
sekali gus melengkapkan jati diri masing-masing sebelum menempuh alam pekerjaan
nanti. Saroni yakin penganjuran Program Minggu
Kelab dan Persatuan dapat menyemarak dan
mewarnai kehidupan para pelajar di KAYM
dengan penglibatan mereka di samping
meningkatkan daya saing serta kreativiti masing-masing. Sebanyak 14 kelab dan persatuan
telah menyertai program berkenaan bertemakan: “Ke Arah Mewujudkan Kelab anjuran
Bahadian Hal Ehwal Pelajar (HEP) KAYM.
BB1M beri manfaat 2,241 pelajar KAYM
Karvinal Jom Masuk U 2011 ini disertai
20 IPTA, 100 IPT swasta terpilih, agensi di
bawah kementerian dan Kementerian Pelajaran, yayasan negeri, agensi pembiayaan
pendidikan termasuk Jabatan Tenaga
Manusia, Kementerian Belia dan Sukan
dan MARA. Pameran Jom Masuk U ini akan
memberi peluang pengunjung mengemukakan pertanyaan kepada wakil universiti
dan kolej bagi memastikan masing-masing
membuat pilihan tepat program pengajian
yang bakal diikuti. Disasarkan lebih 300,000
pengunjung akan hadir ke Karnival Jom
Masuk U di 11 zon lokasi tahun ini berbanding 10 tahun lepas.
MELAKA 31 Mac 2015
Sebanyak 2,241 pelajar
Kolej Antarabangsa
Yayasan Melaka (KAYM)
menerima Baucar buku
1Malaysia (BB1M)
bernilai RM 250 setiap
pelajar di kampus Bukit
Sebukor baru-baru ini.
Ketua Eksekutif KAYM,
Datuk Saroni Judi
berkata, Baucar Buku ini
dapat memberi manfaat kepada golongan
pelajar khususnya bagi
meringankan beban
perbelanjaan pembelian buku-buku
pengajian dan memupuk minat membaca di
kalangan mereka.
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Annual International Collage of Yayasan Melaka Student Council
Elections for the 2015/2016 session
Pada 18 Mac 2015 yang lalu Pilihanraya Majlis
Perwakilan Pelajar Kolej Antarabangsa Yayasan
Melaka SESI 2015/2016 telah diadakan daripada jam 9.00 pagi sehingga 4 petang dan
diundangi oleh Yang Berbahagia Datuk Saroni
Judi, Ketua Eksekutif KAYM. Tujuan pilihanraya
diadakan adalah untuk memilih wakil Calon
Umum dan Calon Program masing-masing
bagi menganggotai MPP bagi sesi 2015/2016.
Seramai 10 orang perwakilan telah dipilih bagi
Calon Umum dan 2 orang perwakilan dari setiap program pengajian supaya dapat memberi
galakan dan peluang kepada mahasiswa dan
mahasiswi untuk menempatkan diri dalam
barisan pemimpin pelajar KAYM untuk kearah
generasi yang berdaya saing, berkepimpinan
dan berkebolehan. Proses penamaan calon
telah diadakan pada 10 Mac 2015 di Pejabat
HEP, Kolej Antarabangsa Yayasan Melaka.
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On the 18th of March 2015, the Student Affairs
Department held its annual International
Collage of Yayasan Melaka Student Council
Elections for the 2015/2016 session from
9.00am till 4.00pm with the Chief Executive
Officer of ICYM, Yang Berbahagia Datuk Saroni
Judi gracing the event. The reason for holding this election is to choose a new student
representative from each programme for the
2015/2016 session. As many as 10 candidates,
2 from each programme were chosen to lead
and encourage their fellow students to achieve
a new generation that upholds the spirit of
healthy competition and leadership qualities.
The nomination process was held on the 10th
of March 2015 at the Student Affairs Office at
ICYM.
ICYM The Leading Choice for
International Students
More then forty thousand international
from all over the world choose Malaysia
as their preferred study destination to get
tertiary education and it is the center of
academic and higher education excellence in the region because of the high
quality of educational institutions like
for example The International Collage
of Yayasan Melaka. Institutions of higher
learning in Malaysia provide professional,
career-focused education offering courses
that are up-to-date and market relevant.
Graduates would not face any difficulty in
getting work in their respective countries.
The primary mediums of instruction for all
courses in Malaysia are in English which
suits the need of our international students. International students studying in
Malaysia will get to experience of living
in a plural and multicultural society.
The ethnic diversities of Malaysia
expose students to a value-added life,
global outlook and better understanding of different cultures, ethnic groups
and traditions throughout the world.
There are three major races in Malaysia
namely the Malays, Chinese and Indians
together with other ethnic minorities.
Apart from mixing with Malaysian
students, international students are also
exposed to other students from differ-
ent nationalities. Malaysia is a politically
sound and geographically safe country
free from natural and since Malaysia
gained independence in 1957, it has
evolved into a high technology nation
and experienced steady economic
progression and rapid infrastructure
development which Malaysians are truly
proud of.
Higher education opportunities are
abundant for international students
at an affordable cost. All students are
welcome to come learn in a country of
great diversity, rapid economic devel-
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opment and people living in peace and
harmony International Students and their
families enjoy a safe and comfortable living
environment with 21st century amenities,
good healthcare and medical facilities,
excellent educational institutions, and
world-class recreational and sports facilities
at costs much lower than in their own countries. Malaysia is currently the world’s 11th
most preferred study destination. According to UNESCO, Malaysia has captured a
2% market share of international students
in the fast growing private education sector
and with the historic city of Malacca being
the centre of international education in
South East Asia.
Choosing ICYM
Established in 1997 and was officially
opened by the then Minister of Education,
Datuk Seri Najib bin Razak who is the current Prime Minister of Malaysia, International Collage of Yayasan Melaka offers more
then 30 over courses ranging from culinary
arts to aeronautics, business management
to IT management amongst a few to mention. ICYM also strife to provide the best
global education for all of our international
students and with our main campus located
in the heart of Malacca students have no
problem getting around the city. Some of
the astounding academic programs that
students can choose are from the Aeronautics Development Centre which houses the
Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Technology plus the Aircraft Maintenance License
programme while the IATA-ICYM International Aviation Program offers courses from
Airport Management and Services to the
ever popular Flight Cabin Crew Course.
Our School of Media Technology and
Arts offer those who have an interest in
animation and media technology with their
3 thriving diploma programs, the Diploma
in Animation Technology, Media Technology and Theatrical Arts and Technology.
The School of Industrial Technology on
the other hand offers excellent programs
such as the Diploma in Electrical Technology, Industrial Electronic Technology and
Multimedia Technology for students who
see themselves involving in the industrial
sector in their future. For those who have
a keen eye on business then our School of
Business Management to kick-start your
future in world of business with their wide
array of diploma and certificate programs
like the Diploma in Marketing, Diploma in
Accountancy, Diploma in Entrepreneurship
and many more exceptional programs.
Students who have a passion for cooking or
aspire to be in the tourism sector then our
School of Hotel & Tourism Management
will be the one to tantalize your appetite for
knowledge with their Diploma in Culinary
Arts & the Diploma in Hotel Management
or Tourism Management. In the ever changing and fast paced world of computers
and internet, information technology plays
an important role in the advancement of
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our need for global development which is
why our School of Information Technology
and its remarkable Diploma in Information Technology, Computer Networking
and Cyber Security would be suited for
the tech-savvy students. Besides offering
these homegrown academic programs,
at ICYM we also have an commendable
collaborative programs with Universiti Utara
Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and
Unitar International University which offers
a variety of programs like the Bachelor of
Management or Business Administration to
the Diploma in Computer Science and the
Diploma in Accountancy. Our facilities and
classroom are up to international standards
with high-tech computer labs, state-of-theart studio, advance airplane hangars, wellequipped workshops, quality kitchens and
comprehensive library. AtICYM we spare
no expense in ensuring the comfort of our
students and we even provide students free
transportation from the respective comfortable dormitories off-campus with our own
fleet of buses.
ICYM International Students
Since the beginning of 2009, ICYM has
catered to more then 70 International students from Nigeria,Timor Leste, Indonesia
and Thailand following the vision of our
esteemed CEO Ybhg Datuk Saroni Judi
to make ICYM a global collage by inviting
student from all over the world to enroll at
ICYM by providing them an platform for
them to enhance their strength and abilities
to be successful in their future endeavors and with 18 years in the Malaysian
education industry while achieving the
standard quality at an international level,
ICYM is the place for international students
alike to fulfill their dreams. All of the 350
staffs and lectures at ICYM will welcome
international student with open arms along
with the local student making you feel right
at home. ICYM is not just a collage is more
like a home for our international students
because you will not feel home sick with
more then 4000 students as your brothers
and sisters while our lecturer will not only
teach you what you need to now but treat
you as one of their own children with their
guidance and encouragement. Students
can also join the many extra-curricular
activities and clubs that ICYM has to offer
such as the mountain hiking clubs and
martial arts club.
Student Life in Malacca
Many of our international students enjoy
studying in Malacca not just because of its
diverse culture and multi-racial harmony
it is also because being a UNESCO world
heritage sight, Malacca is one of the most
popular tourist destinations in Malaysia
with more then 2 million visitors every
months. Students here would hang out
and de-stress themselves at Jonker Walk
where heritage meets modern day activities. Even though Malacca seem like a
magnificnt historical city during the day, at
night Malacca is booming with happening
activities such basking, night rides, music
clubs and night markets. Along Jonker
Walk there is a variety of cafes, restaurant
and shops to cater to what ever our students desire such the ever popular Hard
Rock Café Melaka, Geographer’s Café and
of course the famous Jonker Night market
every weekends.
The Malacca River Cruise is also one of
the popular attractions in Malacca where
students and visitor alike can take a tranquil boat ride along the majestic Malacca
river or just relaxing by the riverside while
savoring local delicacies. The magnificent
gleaming red Stadhuys building is just a
walk away from Jonker where it houses
some great museums and archeological
sites and the old Portuguese fortress. Just
a stone throw away, is A’Famosa one of
the most famous landmark of Malacca.
Next to it is Dataran Pahlawan, the ultra
modern shopping centre which houses many international brand names
like H&M, Victoria’s Secret, Subway
and UNIQLO. Within the surrounding
area of Dataran Pahlawan there are
many wonderful museums and historical sights which some of our students
would go to do some research or to
learn about the rich history of Malacca. A few kilometers away from the
city lays the idyllic beaches of Pantai
Klebang and Pantai Puteri where
students would visit when they want
to take a break from studying and go
for a picnic or play beach volleyball or take a swim in the straits of
Malacca while enjoying the majestic
sunset at dusk and enjoying the many
restaurants that serves tantalizing seafood and local cuisine. For the more
active and athletic students, they can
partake in the many outdoor activities
that Malacca has to offer such as bike
riding, marathons, park trekking and
there is also an array of body fitness
activities for those who prefer to
workout indoors or in the gym.
International Alumni
Many of our alumni has graduated
successfully in their respective courses or programs and have move on to
have thriving careers in their country
while some choose to stay in Malacca
as their second home. Some are even
married to locals and have settled
down raising their families. When we
ask all of our former international students why did they decide to choose
ICYM and Malacca as their prefaced
place to study, all of them answer because of the high quality professional,
diploma and degree course that
ICYM offers and the serene multi-cultural life of Malacca that made them
fall in love with ICYM and Malacca.
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LANGKAWI INTERNATIONAL MARITIME &
AEROSPACE EXHIBITION 2015
By Arifah Husna Binti Mohamad
Ishak
Despite 2 aircrafts from the Indonesian
Air Force Jupiter aerobatic team crashing during a training session, the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace exhibition (“LIMA ‘15”) kicked off
on 17th March 2015 as the largest and
premier edition in its 25 years history.
The biennial exhibition LIMA ’15 which
was officially launched by the Malaysian
Prime Minister, Y.A.B. Datuk Seri Najib
Razak in the presence of 70% of the 25
major defence companies in the world
and 5 of the world’s largest helicopter
manufacturers, was held from 17th to
21st March 2015 at the All purpose
built Mahsuri International Exhibition
Centre (“MIEC”), Langkawi, Kedah Darul
Aman.The exhibition combined the
adjacent Langkawi International Airport
and a neighbouring cruise jetty as part
of its overall facilities, affording exceptional options to promote the maritime
and aerospace product capability.
With the participation of 512 companies from 36 countries worldwide and
110 aircraft and 65 ships, LIMA ‘15 in its
13thedition of the exhibition reaffirmed
its position as the leading defence
technology in the Asian region. LIMA
’15 recorded an overall growth of 18%
from the previous edition, with 433 exhibitors from 31 countries, 333 defence
delegations from 38 countries, 632
media personnel from 127 agencies,
68 ships and 78 aircraft attended the
show. The 5 day event also saw 38,421
trade visitors from both defense and
commercial sectors from all around the
world,as well as 135,691 public visitors.
makers and specifiers from across the
region for the biennial 5 day event.
LIMA’s winning formula of targeted
buyers, carefully crafted networking
programmes and exceptional infrastructure have consistently yielded
exceptional results for its exhibitors.
Indeed, more and more companies
are choosing LIMA for its extraordinary environment to network, facilitate
business and achieve sales.
LIMA enjoys the committed support
from the Government of Malaysia and
industry associations. This supports
have positive benefits that permeate
through the organization of LIMA and
passed on to exhibitors, in particular,
with regards to delivering relevant key
visitors to the exhibition.
This year, more than 510 aerospace
and maritime companies from 36
countries took partin the exhibition,
including major players in the defence
industry such as Boeing, Airbus,
Safran and Lockheed Martin. LIMA ’15
also featured local defense companies such as Deftech, Sapura, National
Aerospace Defence Industries,
Boustead Heavy Industries Corp and
MARA Aerotech.This year’s LIMA had
not only attracted the largest warships
and aircraft in history, it also has the
presence of all 10 defence ministers
of the Asean member countries,
something that had never happened
before. Amongst the highlights at
LIMA ’15 were the cross country flight
by Malaysian government’s new asset,
a transport aircraft Atlas A400M,
LIMA was first held in 1991 with slightly
over 100 exhibiting companies. As it
stands today, LIMA is one of the most
influential exhibitors in Asia and is touted to be the premier destination for
aerospace and maritime manufacturers
targeting the Asia Pacific growth markets from the defence, enforcement,
civil and commercial sectors.For 24
years, LIMA has been serving the exhibitors need by assembling key decision
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accompanied by Royal Malaysian
Air Force fighter aircraft. Among the
conventions held during LIMA were
‘Chief of Navy Roundtable Talk’, ‘Air
Chief Conference’ and ‘Aviation Summit’.Touted as the largest ever LIMA,
visitors experienced close encounters
with 110 aircraft, 65 maritime vessels
and 5 aerobatic teams.
Aircraft Static AndAerobatic Display
There were also more than 100
aircrafts on display at MIEC. The LIMA
exhibition was only opened to the
public yesterday, from 20th to 21st
March 2015.The crowd was given the
rare opportunity to go inside some of
the planes to snap shots in the pilot
seat. Since 8a.m., visitors have started
queuing up to enter MIEC with tickets
priced at RM10 for adults while children below 16 years old enter for free.
A400M was the most popular aircraft
in the static display. It was the new
aircraft from the Royal Malaysian Air
Force. Malaysia was the only one of
the Asian country that involved in buying A400. We were lucky asthis aircraft
was there in LIMA. The aircraft’s role is
as a ‘Force Enhancement’ to increase
RMAF’s capacity in its Strategic and
Tactical Airlift operations. The A400M
can go further and carry larger cargo
compared to the C130H.The A400M
can perform a three-in-one role, firstly,
a strategic capability of transporting
heavy and outsize loads, and flying at
high altitude and high speed over a
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long range. Secondly, a tactical capability
of operating on short and soft unpaved
airstrips, and thirdly, serving as an air-toair refuelling tanker.
The aerial display was held for 2 days
for the public viewing from 10p.m. to
12p.m. and 2.30p.m. to 4.30p.m.At LIMA
’15, 4 aerobatic teams from China, UAE,
Singapore and Malaysia performed
stunning manoeuvres in the sky for 4
hours, thrilling and giving a memorable
show to some 10,000 visitors.Despite
the scorching sun, the crowd, equipped
with cameras and binoculars, stood at
MIEC and by the roadsides to take shots
of the amazing sky acts.The crowd paid
particular attention when the Malaysian
Krisakti aerobatic team and the China’s
August 1st all-female pilots took to the
sky with breathtaking moves.This is the
third year the five-member Krisakti team
is performing in LIMA, while it was the
first time here for China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), with their Chengdu J-10
fighter jets.
with over 35 ships participating from
the Australian navy, the Russian navy,
the Republic of Indonesia navy, the
Republic of Singapore navy, the United
States of America navy, the Pakistan
navy, the Royal Brunei navy, the
Bangladesh navy, the Myanmar navy,
the India navy, the Royal Thai navy, the
United Arab Emirates navy, the People
Republic of China navy and the Malaysian navy. The Russian navy set the
record for displaying 3 vessels at LIMA
’15 namely Admiral PanteleyevUdaloy
(class destroyer), Pechenga(tanker) and
SB-522 (tug).
Events in recent years have highlighted the growing importance of the
maritime domain in Southeast Asia.
Thus, maritime patrol and surveillance
were the most prominent themes of
this year’s LIMA show, as big manufacturers such as Boeing, Saab,Dassault,
and Indonesian Aerospace jockeyed to
promote their various solutions for the
mission.
Maritime Demonstrations And Naval
Ships Display
Why Attend LIMA ’15 - Valuable
Experienced Gained
Maritime demonstrations and naval ships
display were held at the Resorts World
Langkawi in Awana Porto Malai, where
the public were given the opportunity to
go on board some of the naval ships.
LIMA is well known to offer strategic
networking opportunities. It is an
avenue to hear insightful thoughts and
ideas between the key players in the
industry, and to discover an invaluable showcase of latest products and
innovations. It is the choice platform
to springboard into the fast-growing
region.
LIMA ‘15 featured a record number of
vessels from all over the world. The
2015 show had the biggest and most
impressive display of warships to date
The LIMA Exhibition is a place where
high-quality trade visitors meet.
Amongst the list of people that attends
LIMA are Asia’s influential government
delegations, defence chiefs and commercial industry corporate executives.
Batch 6, 7, 8 and 9 of Aeronautical
Development Centre(“ADC”) of
International College of Yayasan
Malacca (“ICYM”), which consisted of
40 students and staff attended LIMA’15
on the 17th and 18thMarch2015 under
trade visitors. We gained a lot of
insights and in depth knowledge from
this world class event. It gives us exposure and open our mind about the real
aviation is. It felt great seeing so many
aeroplanes on display.
As aviation geek, we were more inclined with the aerospace displays. In
the aerospace exhibition hall, we get to
know more on aerospace companies
and their aviation offerings such as
knowledge about aerospace industry in
general, engines, technology, maintenance, repair and overhaul (“MRO”),etc.
In respect of new technology, Airbus company introduced its aircrafts
namely Airbus A350 X WB, A380and
A320 new family. For the A320 new
family, Airbus is working on offering
a new engine for the A320 known as
the New Engine Option (NEO). The
choice for new engines includes the
CFM International LEAP-X and the Pratt
& Whitney PW1400G/PW1500G. The
new engines burn 16% less fuel. The
actual fuel gain on an A320 installation
will be slightly less, since 1% -2% is
typically lost upon installation on an
existing aircraft. Airbus CEO said to
be “comfortable” with the projections
of 20% lower maintenance cost for
the Pratt & Whitney’s PW1000G family,
compared with today’s engines.
Acknowledgement
Our unforgettable visit to the world
renowned maritime and aerospace exhibition, LIMA ’15 would not have been
possible without the concerted effort
of many parties. On behalf of the ADC
students, I wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude to all our stakeholders. I am
indeed grateful for your enduring support and confidence towards us.
My sincere appreciation goes to my
fellow colleagues of ICYM for their
devotion, commitment and determination to ensure this program achieved
its desired objectives. I always believe
that the excellent work ethics, positive
attitude, unrelenting dedication and
professionalism of ICYM students
are the essence to our continuous
progress.
whose strong support and confidence
have enabled us to move forward and
steer through the challenges we faced
in 2014/2015. To show our gratitude,
we shall strive to deliver commendable
results each year.
My gratitude also goes especially to all
the ADC lecturers for their immeasurable guidance, prudent counsel and
strategic approach towards achievement of our objectives. We trust that
the wealth of experience of our lecturers will steer ICYM towards achieving
our goals.
I wish to put on record my heartfelt
gratitude to the Chief Executive Officer
of ICYM, YBhg Datuk Saroni bin Judi
for his support to enable us to realise
our goal to make an educational trip to
LIMA ’15 as well as in allowing us to utilise ICYM’s buses for our trip transportation from Malacca to Kuala Perlis.
On behalf of the ADC students, I wish
to record our deepest appreciation to
the management and lecturers of ICYM
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WITHIN THE PERIMETERS
Have we forgotten to stop and smell the roses?
Why roses and not other flowers, such as pansies, tulips and many more.
Are we experiencing that our days are getting
shorter and shorter although God has given us
the same twenty-four hours daily since Adam
or since the Good Earth was created? Is it just
our gut-feelings that as to compare with the
yesteryears, the days were longer, or we are
getting to the end of the world or better known
as ‘dooms-day?
what we’re doing, enjoying ourselves with our
little thingy gadgets and that actually pass us
by. Most of the time we are scared of what
the future holds. Ask ourselves, are we
able to find the right partner, are we going
to be successful in life, will we make our
parents proud of our achievements and are
we going to die soon?
Have we ever wished that we could do something without any appurtenances or more
rewarding and more meaningful in our lives?
Many times we get ensnared with abominable things or something abstruse and we
forget to live our lives. So, slow down and just
enjoy life, don’t let it pass you by and take
time to stop and smell the roses.
What is more important, is it we, ourselves, lives,
families, jobs, friends and the cornucopia of
living in this world? More often than not, it just
drifts off and we take it frivolously or rather our
Achilles’ heel in managing our destiny.
We tend to be oblivious of the many opportunities we have to savour and enjoy, let it be those
little things that can bring us joy and happiness
as well as the pleasure of life has to offer. Do
we really know which is important or more
important right now than the life we wish
for? We need to question ourselves of our
priority in life.
If only we could find the little things that can
make us happy or bring us pleasure, perhaps
going out of the way to experience the steps or
the road less travelled or as the English saying,
‘take time to smell the roses’; the scent of the
nearby flowers, as this will boost our mirth and
merriment as well as moral and happiness.
As a student studying in school, college or
university, we’re too engrossed with our studies,
assignments, exams and at times forget to even
call up and say hello to our parents, siblings and
friends. Yes, we can understand that the life of
a student is to focus on studies but we’re aware
that students do take their little precious time
on their smart-phone or busy with Facebook,
Twitter, Instagrams and cornucopia of other
Applications oblivious of the surroundings and
perhaps do not know how to absolve themselves or absquatulate from reality.
We need to slow down and enjoy life, but that is
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Have we ever wondered and mull over
things that are so dear to us rather than
just ignore the possibility of making out
the things we need to do immediately? Are
we really busy or are we making ourselves
busy, or busy body? We always blame that we
don’t have enough time but are we not aware
that all of us are given the same hours every
day, whether you’re the Prime Minister, President, student, staff or even the vagabonds.
These are just but a few of the subterfuges
that we use as an escapism to just tell the
world that we’re not at fault and we’re
never at fault.
at their colours, why not give them a
sniff and enjoy the beauty they have
to offer.
The next time you pass someone on
the street or along the corridor, don’t
just look at them or ignore but say
hello with a big smile, and make a
difference in someone’s life.
Leonard Nimoy or ‘Mr Spock’ from
Star trek always says this to his friends
in the Enterprise ship, “Live long and
prosper”.
So, to all my avid, voracious, fervent
readers and followers, “Stop and
smell the roses, because before you
know it, the roses have withered
and wilted and have gone forever”.
‘Don’t hurry. Don’t worry. You are only
here for a short visit. Take time to smell
the roses’. Walter Hagen
As they say, ‘the sun will rise every morning whether you get up or not, that is the
job of God’, but for us, are we sure that
we will wake up the next morning and the
morning after.
When you arise in the morning, think of
what a precious privilege it is to be alive; to
breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love and be
loved, to appreciate that you are still given
another day, then make the day count. We’re
always complaining and whining just about
everything that is not right and always blame
others rather that yourselves. We point our
index fingers to others but forget that the rest
of our fingers are pointing back to us.
Have we ever wondered the myriad colour of
roses, red, pink, white and yellow? Instead of
just walking by the roses and just by looking
Aminalrashid Mohd Hussain is a bibliophile, logophile
as well as epeolatry. He loves to connect with people and believes in the saying “A smile costs nothing but gives much”.
He can be contacted at [email protected]
The views expressed are entirely the writer’s own.
“My favorite things in life don’t
cost any money. It’s really clear
that the most precious resource
we all have is time.” - Steve Jobs
‘Resolutions are meant to be broken’ is the
most common excuse we hear people whine
and pine about mid way through the year
- say sometime in June (which is about 2
months from now). Come September - it’s ‘I
know what - I’ll start making new resolutions
for next year. This time I’ll STICK to them.’ Fat
chance.
Yes. Been there. Done that. Felt them. I know
how difficult it is to adhere to my resolutions.
If you’re in the same boat as I am, I think I
may have found an exigency plan for our
quandary. I know I’ve discovered a solution to
the resolution problem which I’d like to share
with my friends at ICYM.
First of all, remember that making resolutions
is a more mind-boggling process than sticking to resolutions. This is because we have to
contemplate and search within the recesses
of our minds and hearts what we are capable
of. We have to be sincere and not deceive
ourselves into believing that we can achieve
anything that our minds can conceive. I’m
sure you’ve heard or read motivational speakers harping on this old spirit-lifting maxim
‘What your mind can conceive and believe,
you can achieve’. But what they sometimes
forget or choose to ignore is that we must
not deceive ourselves. We have to sit down
and do some soul-searching. Our resolutions
have got to be precise and within our reach.
They must be realistic and reasonable.
The most common resolution EVER is ‘I’m
going to lose weight this year’. The rate of
obesity in Malaysia has gone worrisome to
alarming.
In a recent report, Malaysia was identified as
having the highest obesity rate among Asian
countries. New findings from a British
medical journal, The Lancet, showed
that 49% of women and 44% of men
in Malaysia were found to be obese.
With an overall 45.3% of the population
hitting the obesity mark.
A recent study from the United States
found that excess weight may account
for 14-20% of all cancer. Obesity has
been implicated in cancers of the
breast, uterus, cervix, ovary, prostate,
colon and rectum, kidney and pancreas,
liver and in non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
So back to our resolution solution. First
of all, clarity is the key here. EXACTLY
how many kilos do you need to shed?
SPECIFY. Is it 50kgs, 20kgs, or 10kgs?
Say you need to shed 20kgs. Sit down
and plan as to how you are going to do
this. This is important. How long will it
take to shed 20kgs?
If your resolution is long term, say 10
months, then a reasonable and doable
plan will be to shed roughly 2 kgs a
month. That means you have 30 days to
lose JUST 2kgs. THAT will be a resolution within you reach and very realistic.
Next comes the interesting part. How
do you go about losing 2kgs a month?
You’ve got to be able to see the plan.
What I mean is that you’ve got to have
a chart of some kind - colourful and
bold (huge manila cardboards etc) and
it’s got to be hung somewhere you can
be reminded of EVERYDAY. You see,
sometimes it’s not that we purposely
break our resolutions, it’s just that we
sometimes forget to commit to them.
What we had enthusiastically written
down in our phones and promised
ourselves to achieve in December will
soon be forgotten by mid-February as
we trudge along our daily chores and in
the midst of assignments and projects,
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RESOLUTIONS & REVELATIONS
we lose sight of our goals. Hence the
chart. Hang it somewhere it can be
seen DAILY so that your enthusiasm
does not wane.
So now we find that resolutions that
are made precisely will not be easily
broken. And while you are doing this,
you’ll be surprised what your resolutions will reveal about you. They will
reveal how tough/weak, how enthusiastic/lethargic, or how optimistic/
pessimistic you actually are.
Which brings me to another thing
- don’t make 20 resolutions only to
carry them fprward to the next year.
You cannot turn into a svelte/toned
person with a 4.0 GPA who donates
at least RM500 a month to the needy,
be fluent in Spanish and at the same
time learn to play the guitar and become Jamie Oliver all within a year.
Or CAN you?
“We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe
to do right.”- Nelson Mandela
Tuan Mochtar is a writer whose books include
The TeenVestigators in Formula 1 Frenzy, Melaka
Mayhem & Pahang Pandemonium. As the creator
of the ‘We Nurture Your Future Program, he
maintains that education without recreation is no
education all. He can be contacted at 21mochtar@
kym.edu.my.
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{ALUMNI}
I LOVE ICYM
ONYEKWULISI
NDUBUISI
MICHEAL
Malaysia is one of the best South East
Asian countries in recent times to
have emerged rapidly in the educational arena in different fields of
studies. The standard of education in
Malaysia can lead anyone to a better
future, regardless of race, culture and
religion. During the time I have stayed
in Malaysia, I have acquired skills and
good knowledge in my field of study
at ICYM, which I have classified to be
one the best colleges in Malaysia for
now.
The environment in International College of Yayasan Melaka is very suitable
for studying.”I come from Nigeria to
study in ICYM. I enjoy my life here. The
environment in ICYM is very comfortable and suitable for studying. There
are a lot of facilities for students-common rooms, a library, free internet
access, computer labs and canteen.
I found a home away from home in
Malaysia, and International College Of
Yayasan Melaka gave me a home here.
Through the effort of my lecturers and
the help of other students.I have managed to grow socially, mentally and
had become more knowledge-wise. I
have no doubts that my studies here in
Malaysia will prove fruitful at the end.
I know that I have to contribute too
by making the best out of everything.
Fortunately, this will not be difficult
because the main Aim and Objective
of ICYM is to bring out the best in their
students. Surely I will introduce more
of my friends here who want to make
their dreams come true because ICYM
is the place to archive that.
Terima Kasih ICYM dan Saya Sayang
ICYM.
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LIFE IN ICYM
PRINCE CHINEDUM
AGBODIKE
As an international student, I
have cherished my time at ICYM
since the moment I stepped in
here in Malaysia, I have been
lucky enough to get to know
some great compassionate
friends among students, lecturers and staffs.
It took me about few weeks to
get used to Malaysian hot and
humid climate and I can eat
almost every type of Malaysian foods. As I made friends
with students from all ethnic
backgrounds, and they have
always invited me to join in their
activities like spots or to hang
out around the city and those
experiences was really great.
I’d like to express my sincere appreciation to the lecturers who
taught me during my studies in
ICYM and to the academic staffs
from the School of business
management for their supervision and human attitude all this
while.
Lastly but not the least, I have
noticed that ICYM is the best
among the colleges in Malaysia
with a great differences and I’m
here to advice my friends and all
the parents as well that love their
kids to send them to ICYM for
study and their will come out in
flying colors with great jobs.
Thanks and remain bless,
Prince Chinedum Agbodike.
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