Crowd throngs Star Education Fair 2023

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Students, parents and teachers turned up in droves when the doors opened at 11am at the Star Education Fair 2023 being held at the Pavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre in Kuala Lumpur from Aug 26-27.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/4n7rvkk8  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:48 Most probably animation, virtual reality, or design stuff.

00:54 But yeah, I already have a background in computer science.

00:57 So I think I'm confident in venturing the other places

01:02 as well.

01:02 I got a lot of information that I needed.

01:05 And most of the staff here are actually quite professional,

01:09 especially for their explanation,

01:11 their information, everything.

01:13 I really love this place.

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01:20 Programming is an essential skill set at this point of time.

01:24 I think in the next coming years,

01:25 we will see a lot of students.

01:27 And in fact, future graduates will

01:28 require the skills of programming,

01:31 because they're going to need to solve a lot of problems

01:33 in the industry.

01:34 Whether you're an engineer, whether you're a manager,

01:37 whether you're a person in the computer science background,

01:40 programming is going to be very critical.

01:42 Compared with the four areas of STEM,

01:43 I think technology is most important.

01:45 The world is moving so fast now.

01:47 And technology is evolving.

01:49 So I think students should actually

01:51 be very, very technology-centric.

01:53 And one of the best ways to get involved

01:55 in that, in fact, even in maths, is programming.

01:59 So far, I can see a lot of our students

02:02 are going towards the art section, broadcasting,

02:06 game development.

02:07 I think a lot of our students are

02:09 more interested in that side.

02:10 I see one or two of them are interested in medical.

02:13 But a lot of them are going towards the arts program.

02:16 Actually, we are looking for students

02:18 who have requirements such as five credits,

02:22 as stipulated in our symbol of Malaysia.

02:25 And correct personality to be a good nurse.

02:28 And also, the student who have insight, confidence,

02:32 patience, and also they keen to learn.

02:36 First, have an interest.

02:37 And they have a passion to serve the others.

02:40 And with that, then they could actually

02:42 explore the different kinds of fields

02:45 related to medicine, dentistry, or nursing, and so on and so

02:47 forth.

02:48 If a student who didn't get a very good grade,

02:51 there are actually some other opportunities,

02:52 like being a dental surgery assistant.

02:55 And also, the diploma in dental technologies.

02:57 And they are the one behind the scene that many of us

03:00 actually didn't recognize that they're actually

03:02 part of this dental team as well.

03:04 One of the discussion areas that Hanson Canada and Lim Kong

03:09 Wing Universities are trying to explore and find

03:13 a feasible solution for our students

03:15 would be for the students to be able to study in both Malaysia

03:21 as well as Canada.

03:22 Education itself is important.

03:25 However, when you add the international element to it,

03:28 it will allow every student to be able to travel and learn

03:33 at the same time.

03:34 Because life journey is only meaningful

03:38 when we are on this pursuit of purpose and meaning.

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