Hey people,
Hope you guys had fun in the Chinese New Year party and Manchester trip (if you went, but if you did not? Try not to miss next year cause I believe it will be as fun as this year or even better)
I am proud to say we are part of UKEC (United Kingdom & Eire Council for Malaysian Students - Majlis Perwakilan Pelajar Malaysia di United Kingdom & Eire), which is a national coalition of all clubs and societies representing Malaysian Students in UK and Ireland.
Official website: http://www.ukeconline.com/forums/ (just in case u’re interested)
There is this Career’s fair coming soon in March. With top notch companies like PWC, CIMB, Maybank, Accenture, Sclumberger, Bank Negara, Deloitte, SPA, SapuraCrest, EPF, RHB Bank, MRCB, Malaysia Airlines, Securities Commission, MISC, ICAEW, CIMA, ZICO, Proton, SHELL and Petronas coming.
The details:
Date: Sunday, 30th March 2008 (Careers Fair)
Time: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
Venue: University College of London (North and South Cloisters)
Date: Monday 31st to the 5th April 2008 (Interview Sessions)
Time: 9.00 am- 5.00pm
Link to career fair: http://www.ukeconline.com/forums/portal.php
Final year students are encouraged to attend as it is a great chance for you to find out more about employment opportunities either in UK or Malaysia and there are summer internships for 1st and 2nd year student.
Interview sessions for job placements and summer internships are held from 31st March to 5th April. If you’re interested, please submit your CV to cv@ukeconline.com by 15th of March 2009. For any inquiries, you can contact Ahmad Helmi Azhar , Director of UKEC-Graduan Careers Fair at info@ukeconline.com
Really hope this email helps, especially if you’re in your final year student. No harm sending in your CV and who knows you might be the lucky one! Best of luck.
Warm regards,
Chloe Chong
Vice President of HKMaS
Thursday 26 February 2009
Sunday 8 February 2009
HONG KONG
Hong Kong offers a host of memorable tourist attractions within its compact area, with The Peak, Victoria Harbour and the Giant Buddha among the most awe-inspiring.
You'll be amazed by the diverse contrasts and close proximity of stunning cityscapes and soaring mountains, heritage sites and extensive green countryside.
The Peak
Hong Kong's most popular attraction, The Peak offers spectacular views over the city, harbour and mountains beyond. For an extra buzz, take the Peak Tram.
Victoria Harbour
Take the iconic Star Ferry to enjoy stunning views around the harbour, and don’t miss the nightly A Symphony of Lights show featuring harbour-front buildings.
Giant Buddha
Lantau Island features the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Buddha, along with the Po Lin Monastery, Tai O village on stilts, Ngong Ping 360 and Hong Kong Disneyland.
For sheer variety of products and brands in all price ranges, Hong Kong is a unique shopping experience. From glitzy malls to funky street markets, and trendy boutiques to traditional Chinese product stores and themed shopping districts, you can find everything from the latest designer fashions and electronic gadgets to best-value antiques and collectibles.
Street Markets
Hong Kong's street markets are always full of excitement and color. The market stalls are where Hong Kong's dedicated shoppers hone their bargaining skills. There are a few for you to explore, such as Stanley Market, Temple Street Night Market, Ladies Market and Jade Market.
Shopping Districts
Hong Kong is a truly "Shoppers' Paradise". There are many shopping areas throughout Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories featuring stylish shopping malls, department stores as well as bustling open-air markets.
Quality Tourism Services (QTS) Scheme
Quality Tourism Services (QTS) Scheme is managed by Hong Kong Tourism Board to help visitors find shops that meet high standards. Look for the QTS sign displayed prominently by shops that have qualified for this exclusive recognition.
You'll be amazed by the diverse contrasts and close proximity of stunning cityscapes and soaring mountains, heritage sites and extensive green countryside.
The Peak
Hong Kong's most popular attraction, The Peak offers spectacular views over the city, harbour and mountains beyond. For an extra buzz, take the Peak Tram.
Victoria Harbour
Take the iconic Star Ferry to enjoy stunning views around the harbour, and don’t miss the nightly A Symphony of Lights show featuring harbour-front buildings.
Giant Buddha
Lantau Island features the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Buddha, along with the Po Lin Monastery, Tai O village on stilts, Ngong Ping 360 and Hong Kong Disneyland.
For sheer variety of products and brands in all price ranges, Hong Kong is a unique shopping experience. From glitzy malls to funky street markets, and trendy boutiques to traditional Chinese product stores and themed shopping districts, you can find everything from the latest designer fashions and electronic gadgets to best-value antiques and collectibles.
Street Markets
Hong Kong's street markets are always full of excitement and color. The market stalls are where Hong Kong's dedicated shoppers hone their bargaining skills. There are a few for you to explore, such as Stanley Market, Temple Street Night Market, Ladies Market and Jade Market.
Shopping Districts
Hong Kong is a truly "Shoppers' Paradise". There are many shopping areas throughout Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories featuring stylish shopping malls, department stores as well as bustling open-air markets.
Quality Tourism Services (QTS) Scheme
Quality Tourism Services (QTS) Scheme is managed by Hong Kong Tourism Board to help visitors find shops that meet high standards. Look for the QTS sign displayed prominently by shops that have qualified for this exclusive recognition.
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