Top Guides – Choosing the Best Course

It’s no secret that some degrees lead to higher salaries than others. We’ve put together a list of courses that will help you find the ones that pay the most.

Most great things begin with a plan. Your future career and studies should be no different. A plan will give you something to work towards.

You should carefully think about what are the options available to you, look at your results, interests and budget.

Many students are clueless after SPM about what to study and how to choose the right university that will equip them for a successful future.

After having counseled thousands of students for more than 20 years, I have come up with 9 tips that will help students after SPM or IGCSE O-Levels to help you choose the right course to study in Malaysia that would best fit you.

Choosing the right course to study in Malaysia after high school is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life. This can be a confusing and difficult time if you are unprepared.

With so many courses and education pathways out there, it will take time and effort for you to find out which is the best one to take.

Finally, you have completed SPM/IGCSE, one of the biggest exams in your life, and have been looking for a the right Pre-University Programme or Diploma course so that you can continue on to the degree programme.

When choosing a course students need to choose based on your personal strengths and your career goals. Let the experienced counselors at EduSpiral Consultant Services take you step-by-step through the choices.

Students who are not sure of what to study after IGCSE O-Levels can contact EduSpiral Consultant Services to help guide you to choose the right course and university.

Choosing the right course to study after SPM or O-Levels is just the first step in the right direction of achieving a life with stable or high income. Some students have known what they wanted to be since they were young while others are no sure, even after completing their SPM & O-Levels.

Choosing the right course to study in Malaysia after high school is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life. This can be a confusing and difficult time if you are unprepared.

Most great things begin with a plan. Your future career and studies should be no different. A plan will give you something to work towards.

Finally, you have completed SPM, one of the biggest exams in your life, and have been looking for a the right Pre-University Programme or Diploma course so that you can continue on to the degree programme.

With the SPM exam over, you have to make some important choices about your future education. Many people are giving you a lot of advise and information and with so many choices out there, so which one should you choose?

If you are not sure what to study, do ask a trained counselor and always make decisions based on evidence and facts. The decisions that you make now, can change your life forever.

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.

Choosing a course to study after UEC in Malaysia takes time and effort to out who you are and what you are good at. Talking to an experienced Education Advisor would be invaluable in assisting you to choose the right course that fits you.

Choosing a course to study after UEC is not a science, it is a process in finding out who you are and what you are good at. An experienced Education Advisor in Malaysia would be invaluable in assisting you to choose the right course after UEC.

With the wide variety of courses available to a student, the time after STPM can be a confusing one if not guided properly by an experienced and knowledgeable education counselor.

Fortunately, choosing a course which eventually would prepare you for your future career in Malaysia doesn’t need to a difficult one. Put enough thought and effort into it, and you will increase your chances of making you dream come true.

This list of top ten courses in Malaysia makes it easier for students to narrow down to which area that you are interested in and would best suit you.

After having counselled thousands of students, I have come up with 10 tips that will help students after high school or Pre-University to choose the right course that would fit you.

Now that SPM or O-Levels is over, for most of you the next step begins, which is choosing the right course to study. It is a very important decision and needs time and effort to choose the right one.

For some students after SPM, it can be a confusing time, rightly so because our education system and culture do not teach us how to make the right choices.

Choosing the best course to study after A-Levels or STPM in Malaysia is a process in finding out who you are and what you are good at.

When choosing a course students need to choose based on your personal strengths and your career goals.

Now that your A-Levels and STPM is over, as well as the UPU results are out, you have to choose your degree course to study.

An experienced Education Advisor would be invaluable in assisting you to choose the right course that fits you.

To continue your studies at degree level after your A-Levels, you will need at least 2 or 3 Principals or “E” in your results. A-Level students in Malaysia who did not manage to get these results would need to use their SPM results to go for another course.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of people who end up choosing the wrong career and become frustrated. Being in the wrong line of work doesn’t only ruin your professional life, but it harms your personal life as well.

There are hundreds of choices so how will you pick a career in Malaysia that’s right for you? For students after SPM or O-Levels, this decision can be extremely challenging.

Choose the right course. Make sure the course fits you. Make sure the course will have jobs in demand.

The aim of education is to secure a job in the future that has demand and a high salary. Many Malaysian graduates choose to find work in Singapore because of the higher salary and foreign exchange.

Choosing to study a course that has future potential high job demand and salary would ensure that you have a higher chance of a successful career that would support your lifestyle goals.

The ever-increasing cost of living in Malaysia is making it challenging for fresh graduates and working professionals to support their lifestyle.

One of the main aim of getting a university education in Malaysia is to find a stable job so that you can take care of yourself and your family. You will need to find a job that has a high salary.

Below is a list of the top 10 jobs that will be in demand in Malaysia in the next few years. When you choose your course after SPM or STPM, it is important to take into account whether the course you have chosen will get you a job after you graduate.

At EduSpiral Consultant Services, we do our research on the job demand for the careers in Malaysia and Salary Reports in order to best advise our students on what to study based on facts and evidence.

I have grouped all the courses that are popular and have job demand in Malaysia into 10 main areas of study. Some courses have higher job demand and salary than others.

With the wide variety of courses available to a student, the time after STPM can be a confusing one if not guided properly by an experienced and knowledgeable education counselor.

Students should choose the right course with high job demand in Malaysia so that they have a secure future. The starting salary of a fresh degree graduate in Malaysia is about the same for everyone.

One question on the minds of university students in Malaysia is this: What degree is going to provide me with the very best opportunity to become rich?

Students after high school are in search of the best courses to study in Malaysia that has a high job demand with high salary and stable career.

When choosing the best course to study in Malaysia, one of the criteria that students should look at is the job demand.

Other than interest in the course, students must research carefully the course for its job demand and salary in Malaysia or globally if you want to work overseas.

To help you develop a good list of criteria, you need to talk to the best education counselors or education consultants in Malaysia who are knowledgeable and experienced.

Students with SPM/UEC 1 or 2 credits and passes in BM and Sejarah, don’t worry, there are Certificate courses that you can still take before continuing on to Diploma or Degree courses in Malaysia.a

Students after SPM or O-Levels who did not get any credits can choose to study a vocational course such as the Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM) or Malaysian Skills Certificate course.

If you have at least 3Cs in SPM/O-Levels or UEC 3Bs, you can still continue your tertiary studies by joining a diploma programme at a private university or college in Malaysia.

In order to choose the right course that fits you to study in Malaysia, you would also need to know the entry requirements. Entry requirements would vary from some private universities and courses.

After SPM or O-Levels , there are many different pathways for you to choose from and sometimes it can be confusing

While you are there, make sure you take a campus tour and look at the facilities, talk to their lecturers and current students, and also see if the “culture” of the college fits your personality.

Candidates can also check their results through SMS by sending it to mySMS15888, with the service available from 10am on March 5 until 6pm the following day.

Parents can check their children’s SPM Trial Results Online. SPM students can also get their SPM Trial Results online for a screen shot to be used for registering at top private universities in Malaysia.

With the wide variety of courses available to a student, the time after SPM can be a confusing one if not guided properly by an experienced and knowledgeable education counselor.

The EduSpiral Career Assessment test is used to help students after SPM, O-Levels, UEC, STPM, A-Levels and other Pre-University programmes to figure out which course would best suit them for their university studies in Malaysia. It is Free of charge.

If you do not study a course that is accredited by MQA, you will not be able to get a job nor continue on to degree studies. Read on to find out more about MQA and the accreditation and recognition of courses in Malaysia.

Accreditation is a formal recognition that a certificate, diploma or degree programme has attained the quality standards and criteria set by MQA and is in compliance with the MQF.

Students in Malaysia taking the 3+0 Degree or UK Dual Award degree programmes at the private universities would be interested in the honours classification.

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.