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Published by Afterschool.my on Oct 22, 2018, 10:13 am
On 16 October 2018, INTEC Education College held its biyearly graduation ceremony at the Setia City Convention Centre. More than 400 students and 1,000 guests were gathered in the hall, comprising parents, lecturers and sponsors such as Yayasan Peneraju Pendidikan Bumiputera, Yayasan Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Yayasan Pahang and more.
Presented by UiTM Private Education Sdn Bhd chairman Prof. Sr. Ir. Dr Suhaimi Abdul Talib, 124 graduates from INTEC’s Preparatory Programmes including A-Level German, American Degree Transfer Programme (ADTP), SACE International, Korean Preparatory Programme and Japan Preparatory Programme, as well as a total of 326 from the Professional Accountancy programmes, which are the Certified Accounting Technician (CAT), Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and Certificate in Finance, Accounting and Business (CFAB) proudly received their certificates after long years of committed hard work.
On top of that, 9 graduates from INTEC’s diploma programmes including Diploma in Scientific Halal Practices, Diploma in Public Management & Governance dan Diploma in Business Management were also celebrated on that day.
Among the graduates there were a significant number of students who also obtained the Chief Executive Award, an award granted to students who have achieved excellence in academic, sports, co-curriculum and soft skills.
The guests were treated to a number of special performances by Fara Diva from UiTM’s Music Faculty and duo The Hauz from INTEC’s ACCA programme, including musical performances of the songs ‘Flashlight’, ‘You Raise Me Up’ and ‘Kau Ilhamku’, as well as a meaningful Malay sajak by ACCA student Ilya Zulaikha.
Before the event came to a close, INTEC’s ACCA valedictorian, Muhammad Amin Azfar bin Abdul Rahman from the ACCA programme delivered a meaningful and inspiring speech to his fellow graduates and lecturers. With a great amount of energy, he urged that graduation did not mark an end, but a new beginning.
The Deloitte Excellence Award, the first of its kind in collaboration with INTEC, was granted to two ACCA graduates, Wan Nur Anis binti Wan Zaidi and Mohd Arif Irfan bin Mohd Jalani for their abilities to achieve academic excellence in their ACCA Professional Level Papers.
This year marked a great achievement for INTEC, with more than 80% of their graduates from the Korean Preparatory Programme, ADTP and Diploma programmes scoring a CGPA of 3.00 and above. Besides that, 100% of the graduates from the Japanese Preparatory Programme and SACE International as well as A-Level German passed with flying colours.
We at Afterschool would like to wish all graduates a hearty congratulations, and all the best in your future!
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