Aug 24 2016, 03:32 PM
QUOTE(farkingdom @ Aug 20 2016, 06:52 AM)
Hi all.
Many of JPA scholars seem to be breaking their bond by applying jobs themselves and started working. We finished our studies last month in July btw. One already started training in overseas by private company, another going to MNC to work, another busy looking for work.
So one of my best friend who is also JPA scholar saw this and he too applied for a company himself and got offered rm3k/month. Now he is wondering whether to proceed on like the rest, and I too am concern. I did advise him not to.
Will the government know these people are breaking bonds? They seem to think the system is flawed and went with a head start anyway. Did anyone of you JPA scholars get catch by government before?
Technically, the JPA scholars do not break their bond if they decide to apply for jobs themselves.Many of JPA scholars seem to be breaking their bond by applying jobs themselves and started working. We finished our studies last month in July btw. One already started training in overseas by private company, another going to MNC to work, another busy looking for work.
So one of my best friend who is also JPA scholar saw this and he too applied for a company himself and got offered rm3k/month. Now he is wondering whether to proceed on like the rest, and I too am concern. I did advise him not to.
Will the government know these people are breaking bonds? They seem to think the system is flawed and went with a head start anyway. Did anyone of you JPA scholars get catch by government before?
Only when JPA call them to start working for JPA (or other companies as approved by JPA), and they refuse to abide by JPA call, then they are breaking their bond with JPA.
JPA can and will go after the scholars' guarantors if they break the bond without paying the penalty. JPA has so much experience dealing with these rogue JPA scholars, and one should not underestimate JPA's resolve to "handle" them.
Tell your friends.
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