KUCHING: A total of 152 students have completed the English Enhancement Programme (EEP) conducted by Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus
Held at Swinburne Sarawak’s campus on May 24, the EEP Certificate Award Ceremony was attended by the university’s Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer Professor Lau Hieng Ho.
“Fully sponsored by Yayasan Sarawak, the EEP is a specially designed four-week programme aimed at enhancing students’ English language proficiency while paving the way
for a seamless transition into university life,” it said in a statement on today (May 27).
All Sarawakian students who meet the entry requirements can join the programme.
“In addition to having their EEP tuition fees fully funded, students enrolled in the EEP will receive a one-off RM300 settling-in allowance and free on-campus accommodation throughout the duration of the programme,”it said.
Upon completing the EEP, students can articulate into a foundation, diploma or degree programme at Swinburne Sarawak.
The April 2024 batch gave positive feedback to the programme.
“I learned valuable research skills that will benefit my undergraduate studies. Reuniting with my primary school friends was an added bonus, expanding my social network,” said Huan Jia Yee.
“The EEP honed my interpersonal skills and boosted my confidence. I highly recommend those who are looking to improve their skills to join the EEP. If you want to improve your presentation, speaking and report writing skills, Swinburne’s English Enhancement Programme is the way to go.”said Stanton Choo.
Lecturer Marione Anne Foo remarked that the April 2024 EEP intake was a significant milestone as it was the largest group enrolled into the programme.
“It further underscores the students’ keen interest in preparing themselves for university life,” she said.
