I went to KL on Thursday looking at Inti and Nottingham University. These two institutions are quite majestic! They both look great. Photos will be posted soon.
Then I went to do a little shopping in KL. Christmas celebration and mood are on. Everywhere, people are competing for the tallest trees.
Oh... Eric is giving away free "Fruit ice cream" at his 1+ Organic store at Pustaka on Saturday 6/12. All are welcomed. So make sure that you pay his store a visit!
One last thing, Min Min is going to marry! I am his photographer and I need to be at his place at 5:30AM and I am still here at this hour on this blog... ok, see you tomorrow again. I have lots of photos to post.
2 comments:
How about this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German-Malaysian_Institute
www.gmi.edu.my
The German-Malaysian Institute (GMI) is the German-Malaysian educational institute in Malaysia. It was located at Taman Shamelin-Perkasa, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur but now we have moved to the new campus in Bangi, Selangor. GMI started operations in 1992 and was lunched by Tun Dr Mahadir Muhammad (Ex-Prime Minister of Malaysia). The educational goal of GMI is to train technicians in highly skilled areas of education
It is a centre for advanced skills training that offers intensive courses with hands-on practical and theory in the fields of Productions Technology and Industrial Electronics.
The formation of GMI is a result of a joint venture project between the Governments of Malaysia and Germany. It is governed by 10 Board of Directors comprising of representatives from the industry and also the government bodies. This institution is set up as a Company Limited by Gurantee where the founders are Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) and the Malaysian German Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MGCC). GMI had its first student enrolment in 1992 and the number continues to grow until now.
All GMI programs are remarkably industrial-based, action-packed and result-oriented. Throughout the years of operation, GMI has proven successful in generating skillful and competent students in various fields namely design, manufacture, operation, maintenance, fault analysis and complex production plant repair, machinery, equipment, tools and manufactured products. Being able to combine both theoretical know-why with practical know-how in their field of specialization, GMI students have the essential characteristics that have noticeable set them apart from the others in the industrial sectors.
Kong, I will check this out later. Thanks.
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