Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Career and Industrial Training Opportunities with CCM Rev. 1

Dear Students (or should I say guys and gals :-)),

CCM is extending a special invitation for students who graduated from FKK this semester to join their company. The details of the interview session are as follows :

Date   :   6th June 2008 (Friday)
Time   :   8.30 am (BE EARLY !!)
Venue :

Tingkat 11
Bilik Mesyuarat Fakulti
Faculty of Chemical Engineering
Universiti Teknologi MARA
40450 Shah Alam
Selangor


It is a walk-interview session. Please bring along your relevant documents.

PLEASE DEPOSIT YOUR CVs (HARDCOPY) TO KAK YATI/KAK SHIKIN/KAK ZAHRAH ON OR BEFORE THE 5TH OF JUNE 2008. Please grab this opportunity to work at one of the most prestigious chemical companies in the country. Spread the word to your friends !! (even those from other relevant engineering disciplines).

For those of you who are applying for internship, please also directly e-mail your CVs to HR Manager, Mr. Abdul Rashid B. Abdul Majid (rashid-majid@ccm.com.my) for his perusal. This is just for students scheduled to undergo LI next semester, July - October 2008, however you must still deposit hardcopies of the CVs to the Academic Office.

Regards.
ZZ

Industrial Training Info. (July - October 2008)

Dear Students,

How are you ? Hope everything is well. Please READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW CAREFULLY !!!

1) Please update me on the latest placement offers which you have received/accepted to that I can add it to the master list. Remember to include the company name, address, nature of business and other relevant information.

2) PLEASE FILL IN THE RULES OF INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FORM (click to download) AND SUBMIT IT BACK TO ME ALONG WITH YOUR BLUE FILE WITH THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS BEFORE YOU COMMENCE WITH YOUR INDUSTRIAL TRAINING.

3) Tentatively, the industrial training presentation is scheduled for the 21ST OF OCTOBER 2008. The Industrial Training Report and IEM Logbook should be submitted on the same day.

4) Kindly pass the Guidelines for Supervisor and Supervisor Evaluation form to your respective industry supervisors. The form should be submitted back to me after the Industrial Training duration.

5) You should also read the "Visiting Lecturer Guide" for you to coordinate with the respective lecturers who will be visiting you mid-way through the training. I will update you on the respective individuals in due time. PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL CONTACT DETAILS IN THE BLUE FILE ARE ACCURATE, so that the lecturers (and me) won't have any trouble contacting you. Do not forget to fill in the checklist of places which you have submitted applications to.

Students who fail a subject this semester (Jan - Apr 08 ) are not automatically allowed to continue with the industrial training. An application to the faculty's academic advisory committee is required before you can continue.

Regards,
ZZ

Monday, May 26, 2008

EU-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EU-MCCI) Registration

Dear Students,

Refer attached. This is an opportunity for all of you to secure an Industrial Training placement for the Jan - Apr 2009 semester. Please act accordingly.


The registration form can be downloaded here.

Regards,

ZZ

Saturday, May 10, 2008

RM94mil to clean up three rivers in Johor

THE STAR, 10 MAY 2008, JOHOR BARU : The people's bad habit of dumping solid waste into rivers will cost the State government RM94mil to clean up garbage in three rivers here.

Sungai Segget, Sungai Tebrau and Sungai Skudai have been classified as the most polluted within the Iskandar Malaysia development project area.

Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman said the move was essential to prevent the rivers from being further polluted.

He said a mechanical system to trap solid garbage would be installed along the 32.5km-long Sungai Tebrau, Sungai Skudai (35km) and Sungai Segget (4km).

"We have carried out all the studies on these rivers and will go for open tender this year," he said.

Abdul Ghani said waste and sewage from construction sites, squatter areas and factories also contributed to river pollution.

"As such several plans are being drawn to counter the problem," he said.

He said among them was to relocate squatters living along the rivers.

"The relocation cannot be avoided. We cannot deny that the riverside dwellers have contributed to river pollution by dumping solid waste into it.

"The garbage trap system will not be as effective if they continue to dump rubbish into the river," he said.

Abdul Ghani said they were looking into the possibility of relocating foreign workers at designated places in view of their increased numbers in Johor, with the development of Iskandar Malaysia.

He was speaking to reporters at a gotong-royong to clean up Sungai Tebrau here yesterday.

Some 1,500 people including students, villagers and non-governmental organisations spent a day to pick up the rubbish in the river and those trapped in the mangrove areas.

Abdul Ghani said RM45mil has been allocated to carry out research at several river basins in Johor.

He said upgrading works would also be done in these river basins, which include the Sungai Muar stretch in Segamat, Sungai Batu Pahat, Sungai Kluang-Mengkibol, Sungai Pontian and Sungai Mersing.

He added 20 river rehabilitation projects have also been carried out in eight districts.