anyone tried the Kenshido program in UPSR? Can you share some coment?

Hey,
i want to know how this program users comment? have you tried UPSR program? how is it? Especially BM karangan and Chinese composition, how they mark and is there any sample of those marked papers?

this bullshit gotta end..how long more they want to bluff those innocent people..but then..those who joined was first driven by greed..not how good the product is..i hope u got ur investment bck..if not oh well..first world problem it is..dupe

i want to know how this program users comment? have you tried UPSR program? how is it? Especially BM karangan and Chinese composition, how they mark and is there any sample of those marked papers?

i want to know how this program users comment? have you tried UPSR program? how is it? Especially BM karangan and Chinese composition, how they mark and is there any sample of those marked papers?

I had used it before and it actually cost you nothing.No written exercise inside and the exercise inside is available on many reference sold in the market.As you know,for most of the children,when you ask them to do exercise,they will instead playing games when you didn't noticed them!My advice that it is more worth for your children to attend tuition or just buy some reference books for your children.Furthermore,the exercise inside the portal can be easily outdated!If you want it,you can directly get the syllabus from the lecturer or examiner who wrote this programme,they are from USM.

No matter Skor A, E education or what name they use, they are all under Kenshido international, the main company.

Like any other MLM, the product itself does not worth that much, that's why people are earning so much from it.

Scam or not, I would say those who willing will get the bait.

Skor A is not under Kenshido, it was a replica created by a group of people to compete with Score A from Kenshido. Get your facts right before shooting a company to not look s2pid. I will not go into detail on who were they, what they did nor what happen to them.

This post has been edited by Azurika: Feb 7 2014, 02:05 PM

Hello everyone,

I have just had an encounter with Kenshido downline and this MLM/pyramid scheme and i just wanted to share my experience.

First off, i saw an ad for online educator job. Curiously i called up the number, sure enough i got a pretty warm reception from a man named Jackson (changed name to hide identity) . All was going off well and i was pretty ambiguous about the job. He sent a location to the Kenshido HQ and told me to meet him there. I wanted to know more and of course to see how the pay would be like.

One day before the 'meeting' ( as he called it ) i got a call and he rescheduled the location to Mcdonalds in KL. In my mind i was like " what in the?...." but i tried to compromise and said sure no problem.

The day arrived and i reached 30 mins before the agreed time. I had something quick to eat and Jackson walked in with a lady friend. He sat down and we were all smiles, turns out we were all the same age, 19, so the vibe was pretty relaxed.

Here's where it started to go downhill, he started explaining Kenshido and the way the product is.
Let me just pinpoint what he told me and what was written in the power point he then shown me.
>Kenshido had a RM5 million investment to build
>it's supported by some professor(?)
> it has a book thicker than the bible worth of testimonials which they failed to procure for me
>there is no competitor in Malaysia
>it took them 6-8 years to develop before releasing ( correct me on this but the explanations were very rugged)

One thing lead to another he went on to his final slide and he sat up straight. He then showed me a slide which had three categories shown and had a quotation of RM under them from 980, 1500 , 12000 and so on.

It was for starting capital?

I immediately felt quite taken back, first i bombarded them with questions.
Here is what i asked.
> Would you think Khan Academy is a pretty decent competitor when you consider how well built it is compared to yours ( i understand they don't follow the malaysian system. I'll get more onto this)
>why do i need to pay capital if i wanted a job as an online educator???
>so it took 5 mil to build this? Where has all the money been put in then? The website? it looks terrible. The interface is ugly, aesthetically and by first impression how do you want me to believe it has been backed by a 5 million investment??
>Isn't this a pyramid scheme (let me get into this later)
>Who does the questions for your website? Are they just taken from past years? Why do i see the same flow chart from my textbook under your notes? Who really are producing these questions/answer schemes/formats
>Who is in charge ?

Lets just say i got into a pretty heated debate with these two in front of me.

They said no khan academy not competitor because they don't use malaysia syllabus.
-I'm trying to explain i used khan academy to study math sciences and concepts
They say i got the wrong idea for the title of the job
->?????????????????????????????????????
They said its all been put in over the years to develop and whatnot
-i wasn't really satisfied with this answer
They confidently SAID NO that it isn't a pyramid scheme
-i then asked then how would you define a pyramid scheme? They couldn't answer but are aware there are illegal undertones with it
They said its from the local Universities
-i got really confused? Why would the Unis mess with high school syllabus??????
They said Kenshido was in charge
-face palm

After really getting into an argument about how ridiculous this is, using click bait to lure someone to come meet them just because they are trying to chase their quota. I got pretty mad because i drove from Shah Alam to meet them at some Mcdonald's for their convenience and ends up its a totally different thing. They should have mentioned about this on the phone. It was kinda like being offered a job as a starting engineer but you're given a job as a stripper because you get 'paid' more so no harm right??? They insisted that the title(online educator) should be overlooked and this is an opportunity bla bla bla.

At the end of it, i got really angry and politely excused myself then left.


Thinking about it right now i guess i shouldn't been so hard on those guys because its a bad economy and they're genuinely trying to make a buck or two

However what i am trying to say here after is the that it's not that bad a business plan.
Doing a little research, pyramid schemes are illegal fundamentally because its unsustainable. Why?
Because you're constantly putting pressure on the number of people available to spread the product, eventually you'll run out of people and the people at the bottom will suffer because by laws of exponential there is only so many people the capital can flow in from.
I don't really see Kenshido having this problem because the starting capital is not on the scale that will bankrupt people so i can see how it can still go on considering it's only about a month worth of work(rm980) almost any student after spm can make this. So people who have a silver tongue and killing charisma can really prosper from this.
I however do not recommend this if you're desperate for money because your investment is not a guaranteed a return if you are unlucky or incapable of bringing yourself to do what these two clowns did to me.
Overall don't judge this MLM/pyramid scheme too quickly but take it with a grain of salt. If you ask me the man who started this is a genius ( some italian i think ) and i respect innovation enough to say " hey if it works don't fix it".
However i don't advocate how shady this kind of marketing is and therefore would not recommend this. From what i have gathered on just innocent observation i would say that work hard at a career and it'll pay off eventually. This is not that fulfilling a career. But hey whatever floats your boat.


Last point however is at the product itself. After taking a quick look of the kenshido/score A i can say its not that great... but not totally useless. The thing is the information there you could get from books and other resources. When learning math or sciences its hard to replace a tutor because when analytical reasoning its always easy to mistake certain concepts.
Imagine if people used to think the Earth was the centre of the universe and the ignorance came from the fact that it seem like it made sense to people at that time. It can happen to a child who is figuring concepts on their own based on just answer schemes, the concepts can easily be misconstrued and really hurt a chain of reasonings. Apply that to easiest hypothetical situation. I can see it be pretty helpful tho for subjects that require less reasoning like Moral or Sejarah where it's memorize and write. Sure it seems pretty useful until you see the price point of rm500++ when you just get the material from rm10+ book from any generic bookstore.

Besides using the computer to study doesn't make the education more modern or up to date, top Unis in the world still rely on world class lecturers, expensive text books and photostated material to transfer knowledge to some group of genius students. Imagine just cause you sugar coat knowledge with the term computerized and suddenly the syllabus starts to spell out A+, it doesn't work that way. Peers that i see go to great universities all use the old and tried method of listening, notes and discipline. I hope people don't forget the tool is only as sharp as the mind so if your child is not doing well any kind of computerized complement at SPM/PT3/UPSR level will just be ineffective.

All and all i still think that it that what Kenshido is doing is not hurting anyone. It is afterall a CHOICE and people should respect it and not be too critical, how we all view something is always different but it's most important to hold up ethically.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing your experience with this, it's really quite eye opening

Now it costs rm916 for first year, then 816 following year onwards..

Yet to collapse?

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4388083

Hi. The link doesnt work. Sorry bumping up old thread