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Kim Jin Hyeon, Korea

Foundation in Arts, 2009-2010

After completing my O-levels, I was quite confused as there are numerous pre-university courses to choose from. Later, I found out that HELP has good ties with numerous universities in Australia, the country of my choice for further studies. The fees and living expenses at HELP are also more affordable than other places. Moreover, I chose the Foundation in Arts program because it can be completed in a year.

Studying for the program was not much of a problem for me. The most challenging part was the language barrier. I can speak English but I wasn’t confident enough to communicate with the local students. Fortunately, my classmates were friendly and approachable. Soon, I was feeling comfortable with them and started mixing around. The foundation programme helped me improve myself, especially my command of the English language. The helpful and friendly lecturers also assisted me greatly.

My dream is to be an international certified accountant. I decided to opt for a 2+1 Bachelor in Business majoring in Accounting and Finance programme as I have been in Malaysia for almost 5 years. Therefore, studying in Malaysia for another 2 more years wouldn’t be much a problem for me.

Bae Yoon Sang

Bae Yoon San is a Korean student who studied at HELP University College before going on to pursue the Bachelor of Commerce programme at the University of Melbourne, Australia. He claims that studying in Malaysia before going to Australia was the best decision he has ever made in his life. 'It's a great advantage if students study at HELP first. After coming to Melbourne, I have met so many Koreans, most of whom have been living here for 3 to 4 years, and yet they are not able to speak English well. After coming to Melbourne, I realized that the decision to go to Malaysia first was the best I’ve ever made in my life.'

Nirmal Pant, Nepal

American Degree Transfer Program (Accounting)

Nirmal Pant hails from Kathmandu, Nepal. He completed his 10+2 in Kathmandu and is currently enrolled in the American Degree Transfer Program (Accounting) at HELP University College. His hobbies are singing and sports.

'Lessons at HELP take on a practical approach and are not just based on books. This changes our level of thinking, leading us to become more excited about studying. Lecturers are helpful and the programs here broaden our minds. Taking the American Degree Transfer Program allows students to transfer to good universities in the United States at an affordable cost.'

Shafayet Hossain Real, India

BA (Hons) Business Administration, University of East London, Current

HELP University College is exceptionally different from all the academic institutes back home; the lecturers here are friendly, helpful and teach by integrating practical experiences.

When I compare the UK to Malaysia, I find that for the same degree and quality of education, it is much affordable at HELP University College. Furthermore, it’s closer to home.

Hoorakhsh Yousefzadeh, Iran

BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems, University of East London, Current

I have made many friends from all around the world at HELP University College and everyone is helpful and we enjoy partying and working out (at the gym) together.

At HELP, I also managed to explore new talents and participate in many exciting activities, for example, during the college’s Lights of Unity celebration last year.

Nadine Diahann Jack, Seychelles

ADP (Mass Comm), Current

I aspire to become a journalist and I see HELP University College’s American Degree Programme providing me with the means to a tertiary education and a promising future in my career.

With so many facilities and services available on the education front, Malaysian students are extremely lucky to have such a diverse array of educational opportunities available to them at their own doorstep.

Melissa Ngatiman, Indonesia

IT Programme

I am currently undergoing an IT programme at HELP Institute and I plan to transfer my credits to the University of Queensland in Australia for the final year. So basically, I would have spent two years in Malaysia and one year in Australia at the University of Queensland. Options such as this where we can transfer credits to another country is good as we are exposed to a totally new environment. I get the best of both worlds by studying in Malaysia as well as completing the final year of my course in Australia. Malaysians are generally friendly and I now have many Malaysian friends. However, I am still keeping constant touch with my other Indonesian friends. I am a member of HELP’s Indonesian Students’ Club. In Malaysia, HELP Institute is known for providing quality education. Since 1986, the college has been consistently producing many high achievers who have won numerous awards, scholarships and competitions. Its outstanding track record of providing high quality education has also resulted in tie-ups with numerous prestigious foreign universities as well as it being known as the College of Achievers. Studying at HELP Institute has been a pleasurable experience. I have learnt many new things and have adjusted well to life here. I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything in the world. Melissa Ngatiman who is enrolled in HELP’s credit transfer IT programme, says the credit transfer programme at HELP is good as it exposes the student to a totally new environment.

Mariyam Liusha, Maldives

American Degree Programme - Psychology

I already had a diploma in Psychology but I was keen to take it a step further as my job entails quite a bit of counselling with drug addicts who are undergoing rehabilitation. I chose HELP Institute after finding out as much as possible about the college and in particular, the Psychology course through the Internet. Initially, I wanted to further my studies in Sri Lanka but changed my mind after I found out that Malaysia has a better education system. I was impressed by the very first encounter with HELP, which was via an email. To my amazement, Dr Goh Chee Leong, the Director of HELP’s Center for Psychology himself replied to my email, providing me with relevant information. I knew right away that I would enrol in HELP, as it was obvious proof that HELP Institute really cares about their students. I joined the programme in May 2002 and I have many positive things to say about my experience at HELP Institute. For one, I am quite happy with my lecturers. I particularly enjoy Mr Gerard Louis’ classes because he provides good examples and explanations. He’s a friendly and approachable lecturer so I feel comfortable seeing him when I face difficulties in class. I’ve had the opportunity to get some relevant hands on working experience. Last year, I assisted in the public relations aspects of a charity event that was organized by HELP Institute. This was part of a Public Relations paper I had taken. It was very beneficial as the project itself is related to the counselling work that I do. I learnt about the A-Z of public relations from preparing press releases to writing articles and taking photos. It was a good experience and I did have fun at the same time! It was actually a fund-raising activity for the less fortunate children from various countries. It has given me an idea on how to organize a similar event in the Maldives so that everyone can be involved in helping the less fortunate. I was also fascinated by the many cultural activities that the college organizes such as film festivals, celebration of festivities and charity projects. Upon graduation, I will return to the Maldives, where I hope to put all my knowledge and experience to good use.

Zakarin Pluangmontin, Thailand

Diploma in Business

One aspect that Thai students look forward to upon furthering their studies in Malaysia is the ability to acquire English as a second language and at HELP Institute, students will not lose out in this aspect. In Thailand, the locals conversed in Thai and this was not conducive for students to learn and practice English. When I was told that foreign students had the opportunity to attend English classes at HELP Institute, I instantly jumped at the idea. I believed it was an advantage as I could polish my speaking and written skills in the language. Thai students who are proficient in English stands a better chance in sustaining jobs in reputable companies’ back home. Another factor I personally found comforting at HELP is the dedication of lecturers at the department. I have never come across such warmth portrayed by lecturers at the department. And, such attitude for a foreign student makes a world of difference especially in a foreign country. The lecturers express patience in addressing questions, as they understand that foreign students have difficulties in certain areas due to the language barrier. They are very friendly and go to all lengths to ensure that I understand what is taught in classes.” Furthermore, they conduct lecture sessions in a lively manner with lots of discussions and group assignments. Thai students do not get to experience this back at higher institutions of learning in Thailand. Besides a sound academic life, I look forward to a pleasant social life. I actually have the opportunity to meet many students from around the world and this helps me broaden my knowledge on various cultures practiced in different countries. I have to admit I have managed to pick up various languages like Indonesian and Chinese. I still get the opportunity to play soccer, table tennis and practice swimming. I am also a member of HELP’s Tae- Kwon Do club and am glad that I have picked up dancing skills through the college’s dance club.