Whoopsi. The phrase "unless you make big bucks for the company, then you can demand a salary" is just a figure of speech. During OJT, you don't need to hit certain quota or sales target before they pay you actual salary. The phrase simply means that when you are in the INSEP course or OJT, they give you such a low pay because you are not part of the organization's blood. You are there just to get experience and training. That's why they don't pay you much. Just like if you own a company, if you know someone who is here just to learn for a few months and has an uncertain future with the company, you won't pay him much.

Again, as I mentioned, once you've completed OJT with the company, they can have the option to sign you as a permanent employee. THEN you can demand for a salary. Oh, by the way, OJT works this way - you still get RM500 from INSEP plus another allowance from the OJT company. It's not much. Highest I've heard is RM1000. So, RM1000 + RM500 = RM1500. Lowest I've heard of is RM300.

Joining INSEP is not so simple. It's simple to get in but they need to get a certain number of students before they can start the course. I won't comment too much on that right now.