Swinburne’s EEP students receive completion certificates

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KUCHING: Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus’ first-ever batch of English Enhancement Programme (EEP) students received their certificates of completion during an award ceremony held at the university on August 25.

Head of Learning and Teaching Unit at Swinburne Sarawak Dr. Bibiana Lim Chiu Yiong, said that the university’s first round of the EEP and noted that more than 30 academic and professional staff members helped make the programme to be successful.

“The 41 students successfully finished the unique, four-week curriculum that Yayasan Sarawak completely funded.

“The programme, which is accessible to all Sarawakian students who satisfy the entry requirements, acts as a transition from SPM, STPM, or similar qualification to a foundation, diploma, or degree programme.

“In order to improve students’ English language skills in preparation for their university experience, the EEP was created,” she said.

The students also benefited from the “Uni Life Experience” programme, which allowed them to explore all the options that university life has to offer, including those that are available off campus through networking, adventure, and social interaction.

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“There have been observable improvements in the students’ English writing and speaking skills, critical thinking skills and others. Furthermore, the EEP students have also improved their communication skills as they frequently socialised with their peers and even the campus community during the programme,” she said.

“Through the many academic and extracurricular activities carried out during the EEP, the students are exposed to hands-on assignments and learning materials that further enhance both their intrapersonal and interpersonal skills,” she added.

She then also added that overall, the EEP gives students a beneficial experience that puts them ahead of their colleagues in terms of adjusting to university life.

“It was our pleasure and a great experience to have the first batch of students for Swinburne Sarawak’s EEP. They have been a delightful batch and we hope they had a pleasing and meaningful experience. We wish them the best in their future endeavours and much success in the future,” she said.

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The next intake for Swinburne Sarawak’s EEP is in November 2022. Students who have completed their SPM, STPM, or equivalent qualification and are seeking to embark on their university journey should not miss out on the chance to enrol in this fully sponsored programme.

To find out more about the EEP, contact Faizin at +6013-811 2509 or Linda at +6019-864 2941. Alternatively, enquiries can be emailed to study@swinburne.edu.my.

For more information on Swinburne Sarawak, visit its website (www.swinburne.edu.my), Facebook page (@swinburnesarawak), Instagram (@swinburnesarawak), Twitter page (@Swinburne_Swk) or YouTube channel (Swinburne Sarawak).

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