Honing leadership skills

and reputable universities.

Low Pei Zhen is an outstanding graduate of the Foundation in Arts programme who secured 11 high distinctions and two distinctions. She was awarded the University of Queensland International Economics Scholarship to pursue the Bachelor of Economics programme at the University of Queensland in Australia.

“HELP University’s Foundation programme is well-structured. It enhances research and analytical skills. The programme promotes academic excellence and involvement in extra-curricular activities, bringing out my full potential as an all-rounder,” she said.

Another student, Rachel Lai Suet Leng said she is grateful to HELP for structuring the Foundation programme in such a way that it is focused on IQ but also the development of the students’ emotional intelligence. Rachel completed her Masters of Philosophy at Cambridge University, UK and is now doing her PhD on a full scholarship.

A key component of the Foundation programme is a leadership camp which aims to help students gain self confidence and acquire soft skills like communication, leadership and teamwork.

The Centre of Personal Development was established to help Foundation students hone their leadership skills and recognise their self-worth.

The centre has been pivotal in changing the mindsets of its students.

HMC prides itself by organising significant events for students, providing opportunities to develop their leadership skills and teamwork. Signature events include Cosplay, Comics, Anime and Games Exhibition (C2AGE), AniHELP (Animals and HELP), and School Magazine Workshop (SMW).

Both the Foundation in Arts and Science programmes are currently available at HELP University’s campus in Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur. The former is also available at the university’s new campus in Subang 2, Subang Bestari, Selangor.

For details, call 03 2716 2000.