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    * Millennia Institute (MI)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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    • MrsKiasuM Offline
      MrsKiasu
      last edited by

      Augmum:
      MrsKiasu:



      Oic.. :thankyou: Augmum.

      U re welcome...
      Anyway, Mrs KS, yr kids are still young ...No need to worry / think abt Uni courses now...by then, probably there are even more options avail...

      I was talking to my dh ...asked if I m teaching my girls to be housewife/cook/baker. They watched youtube on cooking so attentively..we then say, arh hobby, hobby 😂

      If they are anything like me, will be like throwing darts also. Just hope that they will like what they do in the future.

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      • Imp75I Offline
        Imp75
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        My 3 DDs like to watch all kind of nonsense youtubes…I just hope they don’t grow up aspiring to be youtube stars or social media stars…


        I still prefer a proper degree at their disposal regardless what career path they take next time.

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        • janet88J Offline
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          last edited by

          Imp75:
          My 3 DDs like to watch all kind of nonsense youtubes....I just hope they don't grow up aspiring to be youtube stars or social media stars....


          I still prefer a proper degree at their disposal regardless what career path they take next time.
          :hi5:
          they can be actors or bakers. but please get a proper degree FIRST.

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          • floppyF Offline
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            last edited by

            janet88:
            Imp75:

            My 3 DDs like to watch all kind of nonsense youtubes....I just hope they don't grow up aspiring to be youtube stars or social media stars....


            I still prefer a proper degree at their disposal regardless what career path they take next time.

            :hi5:
            they can be actors or bakers. but please get a proper degree FIRST.

            If they are going to be actors or bakers, why would they need a proper degree first?
            How would an Engineering degree makes them better actors or bakers? Wouldn't the School of Hard Knocks make them better actors and bakers? :?

            If they aspire to be actors or bakers, just make sure that they are going to be the best in the field. If a kid wants to be a YouTube star, I would want him/her to be better than PewDiePie or Lilly Singh.

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            • Imp75I Offline
              Imp75
              last edited by

              Who is PDP and LS? Never heard of…lol


              Anyway I embrace social media and all the new business ideas/careers that can come out of it but whatever the kids do, there must be some training on that business acumen or higher-order analytical skills that should be derived from a university education (aka training how to be a better decision maker).

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              • floppyF Offline
                floppy
                last edited by

                Imp75:
                Who is PDP and LS? Never heard of....lol


                Anyway I embrace social media and all the new business ideas/careers that can come out of it but whatever the kids do, there must be some training on that business acumen or higher-order analytical skills that should be derived from a university education (aka training how to be a better decision maker).
                Err... you need to step into the world of people age < 25 more often :rotflmao:

                When there's a Wikipedia article on you, you know you have already made it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PewDiePie and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilly_Singh 😂

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                • sharonkhooS Offline
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                  last edited by

                  floppy:
                  If they are going to be actors or bakers, why would they need a proper degree first?

                  How would an Engineering degree makes them better actors or bakers? Wouldn't the School of Hard Knocks make them better actors and bakers? :?

                  If they aspire to be actors or bakers, just make sure that they are going to be the best in the field. If a kid wants to be a YouTube star, I would want him/her to be better than PewDiePie or Lilly Singh.
                  I agree! Back to MI, they run a lot of good programmes and events over the 3 yrs to help students explore entrepreneurship, identify their skills and interests etc. It's a very supportive school, and they know that the majority of their students will not get into local university, so they try to point them to other avenues to careers that suit them.

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                  • FunzF Offline
                    Funz
                    last edited by

                    Imp75:
                    Who is PDP and LS? Never heard of....lol


                    Anyway I embrace social media and all the new business ideas/careers that can come out of it but whatever the kids do, there must be some training on that business acumen or higher-order analytical skills that should be derived from a university education (aka training how to be a better decision maker).
                    I am of the opinion that business acumen and decision making is learned and honed through experience, not from uni.

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                    • sharonkhooS Offline
                      sharonkhoo
                      last edited by

                      Funz:
                      Imp75:

                      Who is PDP and LS? Never heard of....lol


                      Anyway I embrace social media and all the new business ideas/careers that can come out of it but whatever the kids do, there must be some training on that business acumen or higher-order analytical skills that should be derived from a university education (aka training how to be a better decision maker).

                      I am of the opinion that business acumen and decision making is learned and honed through experience, not from uni.

                      I agree with this too. Not all graduates have business sense (take me for eg), and many good business people don't have degrees.

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                      • janet88J Offline
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                        i enquired about uniforms. one of the ladies in MI general office advised me over the phone to let son attend the orientation before deciding whether to continue with his choice at MI or he can still opt for poly.

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