Program	Date
Accounts Receivable & Credit Policies Management   *Highly Potential	18 & 19 Nov
Asas Kejuruteraan Elektrik untuk Bukan Jurutera	4  & 5 Nov
Bengkel Pemasangan, Pendawaian dan Penyelenggaraan Elektrik	11 & 12 Nov
Best Practices in Procurement Management *Highly Potential	18 & 19 Nov
Managing Electronic Records in Records Management Systems *Confirm (Limited seat available!)	6 & 7 Nov
Professional Development For Executive Secretaries & Administrative Assistants *Highly Potential	20 & 21 Nov
Bookeeping and Accounting Skills	11 & 12 Nov
Cost Analysis	11 & 12 Nov
Superb Negotiation Skills: Psychology of Influencing & Negotiation using NLP *Highly Potential	6 & 7 Nov
Effective Communication & Listening Skills Towards Providing  Excellent Customer Service	13 & 14 Nov
Fundamental of Costing & Budgeting *Highly Potential	4 & 5 Nov
Managing People at Work  *Confirm (Limited seat available!)	14 & 15 Nov
Project Management Professional (PMP) Preparation Courses *Highly Potential	25 - 29 Nov
PSMB Train The Trainer Certification Program (Penang) *Highly Potential	4 - 8 Nov
PSMB Train The Trainer Certification Program *Highly Potential	4 – 8 Nov
PSMB Train The Trainer Certification Program *Highly Potential	11 – 15 Nov
Strategic Cash Flow Management *Highly Potential	18 & 19 Nov
Pump and Cooling Towers *Highly Potential	4 & 5 Nov

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INTRODUCTION

“Effective training or development depends more on knowing what results are required – for the individual, the department and the organisation as a whole. With limited budgets and the need for cost effective solutions, all organisations need to feel secure that the resources invested in training are targeted at areas where training and development is needed and a positive return on investment is guaranteed. Analysing what the training needs are is a vital prerequisite for any effective training programme or event. Simply throwing training at individuals may miss the priority needs, and even cover areas that are not essential.” Chartered Management Institute – TNA Training and Development Checklist TNA is usually required when any of the external ‘driving’ factors e.g. political, economic, social, technological, legal, environmental (PESTLE) causes change within the organisation, and in many ways, affect the behaviour and performance ability of people in the organisation. By conducting TNA, it can be ascertained whether the change will lead to training, or instead, other non-training activities like reviewing job descriptions or preparing a new handbook.

OBJECTIVES

At the end of this programme, among others, participants will be able to: 

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August 31 is Hari Merdeka or Malaysia’s Independence Day. Here’s a brief look at Merdeka Day celebrations over the last 59 years and other events that have shaped the nation.

1. Malaysia gained her independence from Great Britain in 1957. Over 20,000 people gathered in Merdeka Square to mark the occasion, including the Duke of Gloucester, the King and Queen of Thailand and the Prime Minister of India. The first prime minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman, chanted some of the most iconic words in Malaysian history, “Merdeka, Merdeka, Merdeka”.

2. From 1957 onwards, Merdeka celebrations have been held every year in all its grandeur. Dignitaries wear traditional uniforms and costumes, fighter jets fly overhead in a blaze of smoke and military personnel and Kadazan tribal people march through the streets.

3. Inaugural celebrations featured dancing formations that depicted the emblem of the ruling party, Barisan Nasional — or the National Front Coalition Party. Barisan Nasional has ruled Malaysia since 1957, making it one of the longest ruling, democratically installed governments in the world.

4. Up until September 16, 1963, Malaysia was still known as the Federation of Malaya. Two years after Singapore left the federation in 1961, the Bornean states of Sabah and Sarawak merged with Peninsula Malaya to form the new Malaysia.

5. Merdeka Day celebrations in 1963 were nothing short of extravagant with traditional dancers from East Malaysia appearing for the first time in full ceremonial regalia, armed with spears and other tribal items.

6. Malaysia Day, not to be confused with Merdeka Day, is held every September 16 to mark the formation of Malaysia.

7. In 1967, Merdeka celebrations saw perhaps the biggest crowd in Malaysian history. An estimated 50,000 people attended the ceremony to mark the 10th anniversary of Malaysia’s independence. Thousands of law enforcement and military personnel marched through Merdeka Square.

8. Merdeka Football Festival has run concurrently with Merdeka celebrations from 1957. The festival is the oldest football event in Asia and has seen teams from all over the world compete for the prestigious trophy. Hong Kong were the inaugural winners in 1957.

9. Malacca City hosted the first Merdeka celebration outside of Stadium Merdeka and Dataran Merdeka in 1985. The decision was the brainchild of Malaysia’s “Father of Development” Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad. The Malacca Club was turned into a Merdeka memorial called the Merdeka Declaration Memorial to archive all past and future Merdeka celebrations.

10. In the same year, one of Malaysia’s most iconic acts, the Alleycats, released their chart-topping album Suara Kekasih. Founded in 1978, the Alleycats went on to have a profound impact on Malaysian people and the Malaysian music industry.