Multimedia College (MMC) (formally Telekom Training College, TTC)
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Private colleges
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PKIBM comprise member institutions located throughout Malaysia. Between them, they offer tertiary education programmes at Matriculation/Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor and Master Levels. Many programmes are offered in collaboration with established universities, both home and foreign, who either award or accredit the respective qualifications earned. Besides representing and promoting the common interests of member institutions, PKIBM's main purpose is to expand educational opportunities within member institutions to all students, although by circumstances the thrust is to increase the number of Bumiputera students at tertiary level. PKIBM member institutions practice a non-discriminatory enrolment policy and accept all eligible students irrespective of their races or religions. A number of these institutions have been approved to enroll foreign students into their programmes. Ordinary Members List 9. Kolej Antarabangsa Labuan, Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan |
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1. AIMST University 2. Asia Pasific University College of Technology & Innovation 3. ATC College 4. Bantin College 5. Binary University College 6. Cosmopoint International University College 7. Curtin University of Technology (Sarawak Campus) 8. HELP International College of Technology 9. HELP University College 10. Institut Megatech 11. International College of Music 12. International Medical University 13. INTI International University College Malaysia 14. l-System Group of Colleges 15. KBU International College 16. KDU College 17. Kolej Disted-Stamford 18. Kuala Lumpur Infrastructure University College 19. Kolej Multimedia 20. Kolej TAFE Seremban 21. Kolej Teknologi Cybernetics 22. Kolej Yayasan UEM 23. Limkokwing University College of Creative Technology 24. Masterskill College of Nursing & Health 25. Malaysia Institute of Integrative Media 26. Metropolitan College 27. Monash University Malaysia 28. Nilai International University College 29. Olympia College 30. PTPL College 31. SAL Group of Colleges 32. Stamford College 33. Sunway University College 34. Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus 35. SEG International Berhad 36. Taylor's University College 37. Taylor's College, School of Hospitality & Tourism 38. The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus 39. TATI University 40. Universiti Tun Abdul Razak 41. University College Sedaya International |
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1. Akademi Laut Malaysia 2. Challenger Concept (M) Sdn. Bhd. 3. Equator Academy of Art & Design 4. Informatics Training Technology Sdn. Bhd. 5. Kolej Poly-Tech MARA 6. McOrange Institute 7. Methodist College Kuala Lumpur 8. New Era College 9. Puteri Nursing College 10. RIMA College Kuala Lumpur 11. Southern College 12. University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicade 13. Imperia Institute of Technology 14. The Otomotif College |
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1. INTI College Sabah 2. INTI College Sarawak 3. INTI College Subang Jaya 4. INTI International College Penang 5. Kolej Multimedia (Kawasan Sabah) 6. Kolej Multimedia (Kawasan Sarawak) 7. Kolej Multimedia (Kawasan Selatan) 8. Kolej Multimedia (Kawasan Timur) 9. Kolej Multimedia (Kawasan Utara) 10. RIMA College Johor Bahru |
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The Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (MAPCU) This institution was established on March 18, 1997 as Malaysia's most prestigious grouping of private colleges and universities with membership from major and well-established private colleges and universities. All members offer post secondary and/or tertiary level courses independently and/or in collaboration with established local and foreign institutions of higher learning. Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (MAPCU) MAPCU represents Malaysia's most prestigious group of private higher educational institutions with memberships consisting of major and well-established Private Colleges and Universities in Malaysia. The association committed to the development of the Malaysian higher education sector; and fully support the Government's 9th Malaysia Plan in human resource development, "Strategic Plan For Higher Education: Laying The Foundation Beyond 2020" & "National Higher Education Action Plan 2007-2010". MAPCU works hand-in-hand with the government to materialize some of these strategies which include: making Malaysia a 'Centre of Educational Excellence'; uplifting the standard of higher education; widening access and enhancing equity; cultivating a lifelong learning culture; improving the quality of teaching and learning; intensifying internationalization; and enhancing research and innovation. MAPCU continues to uphold the principles of the National Education Philosophy and promotes professionalism as well as the integrity and quality of education at private colleges and universities within Malaysia.
MAPCLTs Credentials • Recognised by the Ministry of Higher Education, The National Accreditation Board, the Multimedia Development Corporation, the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister's Department, the Ministry of Human Resources, the Ministry of International Trade & Industry and the National Economic Action Council and Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MICCI). • Member of the following Boards / authority Panel: - The MSC Education Advisory Panel - Lembaga Penganugerahan Sijil/Diploma Politeknik (Board for Polytechnic Certificate / Diploma Award) - Lembaga Kurikulum Kursus Pengajian Dan Program Latihan Politeknik (Board Polytechnic Curriculum and Training Programmes) - Coalition of Service Industries Malaysia (CSIM) - Malaysian Services Development Council (MSDC) Objectives Operating in 'smart partnership' with the Government and its agencies, MA^PCU serves to harness the full potential of Malaysia's private higher education industry. This is backed by the association's objectives which include: • Promoting the growth and development of the private higher education industry in Malaysia while contributing towards the social and economic development of the country. • Seeking solutions on problems and issues faced by members through discussions and meetings with relevant Ministries and Government Departments and Agencies. • Promoting measures to continuously improve quality and professionalism in the private higher education industry. • Seeking representation on relevant Committees, Councils and Boards set up by the Government and other relevant non-government agencies. • Playing a major role in helping the Government to establish Malaysia as a regional centre of education excellence.
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| National Association of Private Educational Institutions (NAPEI)
Established on September 15, 1987, NAPEI represents all levels of private educational institutions in Malaysia. The founding of NAPEI sought to unite private educational institutions from the smallest to the biggest. With an initial registration of 26 members, NAPEI currently has a membership strength of 70 institutions. During this period of phenomenal growth of private education, which reflects our Government's vision of promoting Malaysia as a regional centre of educational excellence and thus, reducing the outflow of educational expenditure outside of Malaysia, NAPEI together with the support from the Ministry of Education and other Government agencies continue to represent the cause of local private educational institutions. It seeks: To further enhance and maintain the quality of education in the private sector, To be the unifying representative body for all the registered private education and education related organisations in the country at the national and international levels. To be a national body of liaison with the Government and statutory bodies. To provide research facilities, training, management and development programmes for members of the Association. • To provide educational information to the members, other interested organisations and individuals. • To assist institutions in raising all aspects of their professional competency in the administration and operation of their institutions. • To maintain a register of all private institutions in Malaysia. NAPEI conducts school visits in various secondary schools located in the Klang Valley, education fairs, seminars and conferences as well. NAPEI membership ranges from private schools to private tertiary institutions including universities and university colleges. NAPEI is committed to safeguard the interest of its members and pledges its total support to the nation's aspirations of becoming a regional hub of education excellence by providing quality education. NAPEI is consistently working together with the government to develop quality education programmes for its member institutions as well as play an active role in enhancing the image of the private education industry in Malaysia to local and international students. NAPEI 's quality of education provided by its member institutions has attained international benchmarking and has thus succeeded in establishing their branch campuses internationally. Members of NAPEI Wilayah Persekutuan - Kuala Lumpur
Selangor
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Multimedia College (MMC) (formally Telekom Training College, TTC)
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FTMS College
FTMS College is one of ACCA course providers in mALAYSIA No. 24-30 Jalan Hang Kasturi 50000, Kuala Lumpur |
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Akademi Laut Malaysia (ALAM) Advance Tertiary College (ATC) |
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