One of the benefits of the College life is
the opportunity to make new friends, develop new interests and enjoy
a varied social life. All the social and leisure activities of the
College are organized and supported by the students themselves,
particularly through College’s Department of Student Affairs. |
| |
Our students are mainly from Kota Kinabalu,
followed by students from Sandakan, Tawau, Sarawak, Lahad Dato,
Tenom, Perak, Keningau, Beaufort, Papar and even Wilayah Persekutuan
Labuan, if students feel like venturing further into a field they
will find a number of interesting places to visit. Students can
have a 2 ½ hours ride from the town to the 754sq km Kinabalu
Park and Mount Kinabalu, the pride of Sabah. This 4095m peak is
easily accessible and is a favorite for jungle-trekking and mountain-climbing
and offers a breathtaking view of the lush surroundings. There might
be a chance to catch a glimpse of the exotic Rafflesia, the world’s
largest flower. Students also can have a short boat-ride away takes
one to the islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Manukan, Gayana and
others, an ideal islands for camping and sea sports. |
| |
| Click on thumbnails to enlarge |
| |
| |
 Student Welfare
Committee |
Every
student is automatically a member of the SWC. From
clubs and societies, student can be a volunteer in
the local community. Student Welfare Committee, especially,
provides support, training and information to help
others to get the most out of any activity that are
beneficial. |
| |
The objectives of the Committee
are to promote the activities and interests of all
students and to encourage them to play an active part
in its affairs. The committee represents the interests
of all students at Sabah Branch Campus. |
| |
| Team Building Camp |
| All members of Student Welfare Committee and staff attended an annual 2 days one night team building and motivation camp on November 2007 at Lahad Dato Ostrich Farm. The event reached its aims to facilitate communication between students and help students community develop closer relationships with each other through programs including talks and team-building activities, jungle trekking, visited ostrich farm and museum. |
|
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
| Student Sports
Committee |
Climbing Mount Kinabalu
is an annual activity of Student Sports Committee.
The objectives of the Committee are to promote healthy
living and fellowship among the fellow Tarcians. |
| |
|
| |
|
| English Language
Society |
The aims are to encourage
the use of English Language through activities conducted
and to change the perspectives of some students who
perceive English Language negatively. |
| |
|
| |
|
| Christian Fellowship |
Fellowship provides an opportunity to share talents, experiences, learning, spend time with others and encourage each other to grow spiritually. |
| |
|
| |
|
| Music Club
|
Music Club is fun and stimulating, amusing activities like learning new dance and playing music provides a healthy, natural and invaluable opportunity for individual expression and capture student's interest and enhancing cognitive, social, physical, and emotional skills. |
| |
|
| |
|
| Workshop/talks |
As well as normal
tutorials and lectures, workshop/talks are provided
which allow opportunities for students to know about
particulars fields or to find out more about an area
in which they have interest in like safety, self development,
management techniques, personal improvement, job placement
and leadership skills. All these workshops and talks
are examples of the College commitment to help students
to achieve their true potential.
We hold series of events and talks to assist students
with future career plans like learning social skills,
career prospect for future, education visits to factories
in order to equip students with practical knowledge
that can be applied in their working life later on.
|
| |
| Talk on "Learning Social Skills" |
Students and lecturers attended
talk on “Learning Social Skills” by invited
speaker. The aimed of the talk was to promote English
and share the effective communication skills. At the
end of the workshop, all participants gained effective
communication skills, right attitudes in life and
appreciate the differences in others by knowing behavioral
styles i.e. choleric, sanguine, phlegmatic and melancholy.
|
| |
| Talk by Professional on Accountancy
as a career |
The annual talk on "Accountancy
as a Career" by Malaysian Institute of Accountants
(MIA) tell students on how to be a qualified Accountant,
he/she must have recognized degree or professional
qualifications such as ACCA and CIMA . Besides, at
least 3 years working experiences in the accounting
firm and must be a member of MIA. Graduates majoring
in accounting will be able to take up employment in
Public sector, Commerce, Industry, Multinational Corporation
and Education sectors. |
| |
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
