You are obviously one of the students in the programme, and probably didn't do very well, which is why you seem to have mixed feelings about this programme. There is no condition that states you cannot work with Scicom - perhaps you didn't read the letter properly? If you actually spent more time to think about it, logically, it makes more sense to Scicom to employ the students once they are done with the programme. After all, the students are certified internationally and have the necessary skills needed for the industry. But, how would it look if all the students they train joined Scicom? It's as if, Scicom was being paid by the government to train their own employees. How fair is that to other employers? So, dude, I think you definitely got this whole thing pinned wrongly. You should give some credit to Scicom for trying to do something for the country.

It's unfortunate that you have such negative comments about this job camp. It's the first time the government's doing something for us local graduates. Face it, we are jack shit compared against the world. We may have the smarts, but we certainly don't have what it takes to be an international employee.

I have friends who were part of this job camp, and they managed to meet multiple employers WHILE they were still in class. Many of them were so excited to be able to secure so many interviews with big companies. Some also secured employment before they even completed their course. You must've been shit outta luck to not have met any employers.

BTW, RM25 per day = RM125 per week = RM500 per month. That's simple math. How could you get that wrong? Plus, what kinda doofus expects to be paid on a public holiday when you're not even doing anything? You don't appear very bright, suddenly.

Look, I don't mean to put you down. I just feel that you're not doing justice to what this programme has done for you. Unless, you're saying that you haven't really learned any life-long lessons. If everything was so easy, what value is there in life? I've seen exceptional case studies from this programme where people are transformed. It's a pity you don't.