Latest edition of our infamous IT Literacy Program was done on Friday, 20th May 2022. A total of 22 students from 2 refugee schools, MSRI-Sahabat & GHALC were participating!
We collaborated with our long-time associate, Taylor’s University Agents of Tech who trained the students on the basic computer functions and coding skills as well as Google Workspace applications All of them enjoyed the session and 100% mentioned that the session was very helpful and would want more sessions like these.
Another great program was done at our own Taylor’s Lakeside Campus on 14th May 2022. A total of 17 students from 2 refugee schools, MON and GHALC were participating in our SuperCraft Program!
We collaborated with Taylor’s Nature Club who played the role of both trainers & volunteers on the day to guide and train the students on the topic of nature preservation, the importance of protecting the earth for human health and in general about the mother Earth
The creativity of each students shined through during the activity when they had to craft their own upcycled cans, in which after they were required to present to their peers This activity incorporated the idea on being able to articulate one’s taught and as well work on addressing issues affecting our planet. 100% mentioned that the program is fun & knowledgeable
Stay tuned for our next project with these amazing kids!
Program Keusahawanan PRUKasih Taylor’s 2022 is moving towards the moment that we have all been waiting for!
Last Saturday, we had Mock Pitching day today for 31 participants who have already impressed us and the 18 volunteering judges from PRUKasih and 4 volunteers from our very own Taylor’s Community Body! We would like to thank all the volunteers from our own Taylor’s University students and lecturers & volunteers from PRUKasih Without them we would not have been able to reach thus far in this journey. They are an invaluable part of our programs!
Today we conducted our second training of the year, this time, for our lecturers in Taylor’s University School of Engineering. This full-day workshop, which was led by our amazing May Wong, focuses on Coaching Tools for Effective Engagement.
The session was jam packed with impactful team activities that helped to emphasize every module that was introduced today. Our incredible participants were energetic and interactive throughout the day which made the workshop truly the success that it was!
We believe that coaching is a skill that everyone can benefit from, regardless of their profession. It’s inspiring and heartwarming that our lecturers in Taylor’s are ready to go the extra mile for their students and embrace coaching skills as a necessity. That said, a huge THANK YOU to the School of Engineering for having their lecturers be our participants! Hopefully more to come in the near future!
HRDF Training session on Effective Volunteering Training was one of new milestone for Taylor’s Community. The training that have conducted for our Taylor’s internal department that give us a chance to explore our role as HRDF certified trainers.
This 2 days program gave us a chance to dive deeper into effective volunteering for an employee and creating meaningful impacts. Our session more meaningful to the learning where we have 18 students from MSRI (Malaysian Social Research Institute) participated in an experiential workshop run by Taylor’s Community trainees.
We are huge thankful for having great support both from Taylor’s internal team as well as beneficiaries in achieving a new milestone.
Science and English Fun Day program focused to cherish the children that not only educate but entertains them as well. In Taylor’s Community, we believe the regular curriculum in Malaysia tends to lean heavily on textbook learning and does not provide emphasis on making learning fun for students.
The children learned the basics of scientific principles in our science module based on quick, simple and fun experiments that can be done at home.
The children also learned about poetry via watching videos that utilized creative narratives and writing styles in our English Module.
Let’s take a look at testimony from the participants of our program.
