TAR College, recognized by JPA?
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 Jan 30 2007, 07:53 PM
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all education courses have to be accredited by LAN, regardless of IPT status. new courses must get recognition and accreditation from LAN, and courses that have already obtained accreditation MUST be reaccredited every 5 years. it's technically hard to fall out of accreditation if the IPT maintains the level of standard they used during the first accreditation, but these things do happen.
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Jan 31 2007, 06:15 PM
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QUOTE(thund#r @ Jan 31 2007, 05:38 PM)  i'm wondering per my interview with one of the head of TARC branch, he did mentioned that TARC is IPTA, while UTAR is IPTS....... TARC is directly under the MOHE (Ministry of Higher Education) however, it doesn't APPEARED in the website. i think, in the context of the discussion, it doesnt really matter if it's IPTS or IPTA. QUOTE btw, courses offered by UTAR [IPTS] need to be accredited by LAN while the same R&R doesn't apply on TARC courses. nope. ALL education courses are subject to LAN's accreditation, regardless of IPTA or IPTS. same rules apply. QUOTE per my understanding with the LAN's rules, any course that approved by LAN and conducted by ITPS must have the 3 LAN subjects: BM/Moral/Sejarah; all unit code with LAN xxxx while the above rule doesn't apply on IPTA, b'coz their under goverment education department.... such as Local Uni/TARC, you won't find the subject code "LAN xxxx" in these U/C. sorry, wrong again. in IPTA's it's called "Subjek Universiti", a requirement of about 12-14 credits to be taken for the entire course. subjects are similar if not more (kenegaraan, pengajian islam, tamadun islam, sosio-politik etc). it is also labeled differently, for example in UTM, u have "UHI 2012" for subject pengajian islam, semester 1, credits 2. This post has been edited by azarimy: Jan 31 2007, 06:15 PM |
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