1975	Born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1981	Kindergarten
1982	Standard One in S.R.J.K (C) Nan Cheang, KL
1986	Terminated Standard Five in September and changed S.R.J.K (C) San Min No.1 in Teluk Intan, Perak to continue Standard Five
1987	Finished primary education in the above primary school
1988	Remove class in S.M. Horley Methodist, Teluk Intan
1989	Form One in the above school until March. Changed to S.M. Selayang Baru, Selayang
1993	Finished Form Five, secondary education in the above school
1994	April enter Rima College, Malaysia to study NCC (National Computing Centre, UK) Diploma in Computer Studies
1995	June finished NCC. Further to study NCC Advance Diploma in August, but ceased the course in November
1996	December started the ABE course (Association of Business Executives, UK) in Binary College
1997	March entered Bachelor of Business course by University of Tasmania, Australia in Amset, majors in Marketing and Human Resources
1999	Planning to graduate in June, and currently pursuing MBA in Help Institute, Malaysia.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION	NCC subjects   ABE Diploma    ABE Advance Diploma subjects These are the modules that I will take in my MBA course in July - offered by Charles Sturt University

yewleet@pc.jaring.my ICQ 39943614

S.R.J.K. refers to Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan (means primary school) C refers to Chinese school. Nan Cheang is a school in Cheras. back

Students who come from a Chinese school or Tamil school need to study "Remove class" before they can proceed to Form 1 in Malaysia. While Malay students do not need to do this because they normally study at a Malay primary school. Now, the rules have become not so stringent. Many Chinese Standard 6 primary students can get direct entry into Form One. S.M. here refers to Sekolah Menengah, means secondary school. The primary and secondary I studied were also Government school. back

The place currently I stay is called Selayang. About 20 to 30 minutes to the central of KL. back

Before NCC, I studied for LCCI (an accounting course) in Systematic college but not interested in Accounting. Just quit after two weeks and transfer to study law course. Just one day my father change for me because he heard from his friend that is very difficult to get train for nine months after finish the course in order to get license. I was very immature at that time, don’t know own interest yet. Just listen to what my father said. Now, I regret it a bit and had intentions to continue law but my memory capability now to remember law case not as good as that time when I was really young. back

Both my NCC and ABE Diploma also issued from UK. The former was from Manchester and the latter was from London. back

AMSET stands for Advance Management Studies and Entrepreneurial Training. It has no web site yet. But, it has e-mail address. It situated near China Town, in KL. This is the college that I am currently studying at. back

NCC subjects: a) Basic Computing Principles b) Computer Programming c) Computer-related Mathematics and Statistics d) Human Communication e) Business Organisation f) Computerised Accounting g) Programming Project back

ABE Diploma subjects: Level 1 a) Economics b) Management I c) Accounting d) Business Communication and Presentation Level 2 a) Management II b) Quantitative methods c) Principles of Business Law d) Marketing e) International Technology Management back

ABE Advance Diploma subjects: a) Strategic Management b) Marketing Management c) Human Resource Management d) Case study in Business Policy e) Financial Management (the only one not yet completed) back

The modules to be taken for my post-graduate course will be: a) Business Accounting & Finance b) Business Economics c) Human Resource Management d) Management Theory & Practice e) Corporate Strategic Planning f) Marketing Management g) Strategic Information Management h) Commerce on the Information Superhighway i) Asian Business Environment j) International Business k) Business Ethics l) Management of Change back