SPM ---> Private Colleges!!

One of the most complicated things after SPM results are announced is “What to study”. As there are lotsa private colleges in the nation, do not ever afraid of ending up working after SPM.
What if you get good results? Let say you get 9 or 10 A’s, or ,if you are one of them- the 11 and 12 A’s gilababi, what to do? Takan you get 11 or 12 A’s still need to go private colleges? For that question, I will answer it with a big YES!!

It doesn’t matter if you get 10 A’s or 10 D’s, as long as you want to further your studies, you have to choose private colleges! You know yourselves, that life is never fair! Of course, you can apply for JPA ar Matrix ar or what ar, but at the end you’ll either end up in local government uni or private colleges. Even if you get the JPA scholarship, you will choose private colleges too. I believe. Unless you really really want to be a teacher for the next 30 years of your life, then go apply for Kursus Perguruan lo. OR unless you are Malays or Muslims, then that one I have nothing to say la, 10 D’s also can become a uni graduate one, what’s the point? And what’s the quality?

Then the next thing you will be fannao-ing is which private college to choose. Seriously I will never suggest any one of these if you really want to get knowledge for the next 5 years of your life: Sunway University College, Taylor’s University, HELP University College, INTI International University and Nilai University College. Why?

Popular = Good?!

Getting a popular tuition teacher does not equal to getting a good tuition teacher! A good tuition teacher does not need to be popular, a popular tuition teacher does not mean he/she is a good tuition teacher.

I have gone through some of the popular tuition teachers where the number of students per class is about 100++. Can you imagine that? How on earth is the teacher going to take care of the 100++ students? Naming as tuition teacher means the teacher has to give the students tuition, or in the same meaning, they should get as few students as possible. Parents aren’t sending their children to tuition classes just to breathe the teachers’ body odour, or to get teachers’ saliva, but to let the teacher get one-to-one tutorials, if not, one-to-not-so-many students.

SPM Result!!

This is my very first post. OMG, I can't imagine I am actually blogging. Shyt!

Anyway the SPM result was announced today. There is always a problem- from the result itself. Why do I say so? Now you see people with great results, and people with real poor results. And then everyone starts scolding their sons or daughters for not getting a good result.

Well the thing is that, every time a government examination result is announced, the teachers will all come to congratulate their students, and at the same time congratulate themselves for getting a student with top results. Do they deserve to be congratulated?