The Diploma is an excellent choice for students who know what they want to study and it will save you time completing the degree

A diploma is for students who are sure of what they want to study while students who are still unsure can take the Pre-University course first and then decide later what course to study.

The diploma course is more practical with some theory while a degree programme is more academic. The assessment for the diploma course at top private universities in Malaysia will be a mixture of Coursework, Assignments, Quizzes, Exams and Projects.

After SPM, students have a choice to either go for Form 6 and take the STPM or take other courses from private universities and colleges. The diploma course is one pathway that students should consider instead of taking the STPM exam.

With at least 3 credits in your SPM or 3 Bs in UEC, you can join a Diploma course for 2 or 2.5 years. Generally, 2 years in duration with some at 2 years 4 months or 2 years 6 months.

Choosing the right course to study is just the first step in the right direction of achieving a life with stable or high income.

In order to choose the right course that fits you to study in Malaysia, you would also need to know the entry requirements.

The Diploma is an excellent education pathway for students after SPM or IGCSE/O-Levels who are sure of entering into the field of study.

Now that you have received your SPM/IGCSE O-Levels or UEC results, you may be disappointed that you only obtained 3 credits.  However, look on the bright side in that you can still continue to study at university by going for the diploma course.

With at least 3 credits in your SPM or 3 Bs in UEC, you can join the Diploma course for 2 or 2.5 years. Generally, most design courses are 2.5 years while the rest are 2 years in duration.

It is possible for diploma graduates to transfer their credits into another university for the relevant degree course and enter into Year 2. Read on to find out more on how to transfer your credits.

After SPM or O-Levels , there are many different pathways for you to choose from and sometimes it can be confusing. Students may fill up our EduSpiral Career Assessment form for evaluation.

Choosing a course to study after SPM or O-Levels in Malaysia is not a science, it is a process in finding out who you are and what you are good at. Some people find out faster while others take more time.

Most diplomas can be transferred to another college or university into the Year 2 of the relevant programme.

There are many types of Pre-University programmes in Malaysia and students after SPM or O-Levels should find out more about various pre-university programmes are available at top private colleges & universities in Malaysia

Students after SPM or O-Levels must enter a Pre-University Programme before continuing with their degree at private or public universities in Malaysia or overseas.

With so many Pre-University (Pre-U) Programmes in Malaysia, it can be confusing to choose the right one that fits you.

Choosing the right Pre-University course can be confusing so I have come up with a chart to help you to compare the best pre-university programmes in Malaysia.

Choosing the right Pre-University Programme is an important step after SPM or O-Levels. The best Pre-University Programme is the one that matches your learning style, budget, academic & career goals, and soft skills.

Students after SPM or O-Levels in Malaysia wanting to study at Monash University Malaysia should choose a top Pre-University Programme that will prepare you well to handle the rigours of studying at a world top ranked Australian University.

There are so many types of Pre-University Programmes in Malaysia therefore making your decision a challenging one! To help you develop a good list of criteria, you need to talk to the right counselors or education consultant who are knowledgeable and experienced.

Most great things begin with a plan. Your future career and university studies should be no different. A plan will give you something to work towards. It’ll also help you make the most of the opportunities that come your way.

Choosing the right Pre-University course after SPM can be confusing. There is no such thing as the “best” Pre-University or Pre-U programme. It is choosing the right Pre-U programme that fits you and your future goals.

After A-Levels or Pre-University, there are many different degree programmes at top private universities and colleges in Malaysia for you to choose from and sometimes it can be confusing.

Many top private universities in Malaysia, have developed their own internal university foundation programmes. These Foundation courses are accredited by the Malaysia Qualification Agency (MQA) and recognised by the respective foreign partner universities.

Students after SPM or O-Levels can consider taking the Foundation Programmes at top private universities in Malaysia. The Foundation Programmes are 1 year and is cheaper compared to the external Pre-University Programmes.

“Pre-University” means the course that you take before entering into a university in Malaysia. Therefore, a Foundation Programme is also classified as a Pre-University Programmes. Most students will enter into the Pre-University programme after completing SPM.

STPM vs Foundation Course – Which is the Best Choice? Find out in detail about both courses so that you can make an informed decision about your future.

After SPM or UEC, there are many different pathways for you to choose from and sometimes it can be confusing. Students who are not sure of what to study after SPM can contact EduSpiral Consultant Services to help guide you to choose the right course and university.

If you have just completed your SPM or O-Level exam and plan to study a bachelor’s degree at a private university or college in Malaysia, the Foundation programme is the next step for you. Students after SPM or O-Levels must enter a Pre-University Programme before continuing with their degree at private universities in Malaysia .

Unlike the external qualifications which focus on more general Science and Art-based subjects, the internal qualifications provide specialisation in precise areas of study such as the fields of business, computer & IT, and engineering, and hence, cater to the specific needs of different students.

You will get the chance to study a variety of subject areas in the Foundation Programme. This will not only give you an idea of what subject you may like to progress on to, but also to develop the valuable learning skills necessary for pursue a degree. A Foundation Programme in Malaysia can be 2 semesters with 6 months each semester or 3 semesters with 4 months each semester.

It can be confusing to choose the right course after SPM. You should carefully think about what are the options available to you.

EduSpiral Consultant Services is an officially appointed representative of top universities and colleges in Malaysia to provide counselling and information on their courses. I provide personalised counselling to help students choose the right university by taking them on a campus tour. I also arrange to pick students up at the LRT or KL Sentral to visit the universities and colleges. It’s free.