About HELP's A-Levels program:
Good generally.

Got Mrs. Teoh for Maths and Further Maths. One of the best lecturer for Maths but sadly she retired already. Therefore, I'm lucky to have her to teach me as I'm in one of the last batch that she taught. Her notes are comprenhensive. Thickness of the notes, about 10cm thick (could be thicker ). All handwritten. Even bring it to UK for my further studies.

Ms. Ng for Chemistry. Also, a very good lecturer. Manage to boost up my Chemistry score for paper 1 and 2 as I failed the first time I attempt it to 77/90 (which is an A) with her help.

Another fantastic lecturer for Physics is Mr. Ling. Came to class with nothing but attendance list and a marker pen. Wrote the notes on the board without any book or reference at all. Give us questions out of nowhere, the next day, ask for the questions again from us and straight away give the answer.



Ms. Aw and Mr. Phillip for Statistics. Both of them are good lecturer. Also, Mr. Anuar. The only Mechanics lecturer for the entire A-Levels. Poor him but good in teaching.

Last but not least, Mr. Noel. A relative newbie in HELP. Still not very good in lecturing Maths but it is due to inexperience (and coming from Physics background). But very friendly and easy going with the students.

Not quite sure with other lecturers but should be good in general.

About the environment of study:
Expect to get a lot of change of venue frequently. If you are in a small group, expect to be thrown into a classroom that doesn't deserved to be called classroom (more of like a janitor's room) but the good side is less change of venue.

Library isn't a library between 10am - 5pm during weekdays and during exam period. Just too noisy. Virtually, there is no people on Saturdays.

Haha, about the shuttle bus. Very pack during peak hours (aroud 8am and 4pm weekdays). The big bus can cramp up to around 60-70 people inside (those standing are packed like sardines in can). When unloading, I was like WTF, as if there are infinite number of people in the bus.



This post has been edited by SFX: Oct 21 2008, 07:03 AM

hi everyone, i m new here, i wan to ask about the undergraduate program, Bachelor of Economics..
is it a transfer program? from website i saw tat got mention credit transfer to Queensland university....
so, some pro plz tell me the details...
especially economic students..

Think of it as a twinning sorta program.

Hey, about Mrs.Teoh's career, it isn't over yet. She's giving my friends Further Maths tuition, I'm from Taylors by the way.

thx...er....
so i can get a cert from UQ or just complete my final year at there only?
everyone can go QU or just some students?

This post has been edited by yakumo626: Nov 16 2008, 01:45 PM

As far as I know the bach of Economics is a 1+2 programme. You'll get a UQ cert for completing ur final 2 years there. Needa meet the requirements though.

thx for helping, i try to email ur school education advisor...
hope to meet u all there..

What are the requirements???

IT in Help??? omg
By look at their computers and facilities. I personally think that it will not be a good choice to pick up IT there.. no offence..

If HELP's A-levels is so good why isn't anybody talking a lot about it? In fact, I keep hearing about how Taylor's is better. But that's because they advertise a lot right? Why isn't HELP doing the same? I registered in HELP already and now I'm feeling quite insecure about it. =( Can anybody assist me?

Eg, you can tell me the teachers, environment, facilities, etc. I know SFX explained a bunch already but I need more~ Btw, is there any shuttle from BU to HELP?

Signing up for A-levels at HELP next week.
No regrets.

Taylors Subang is not for me, I cannot imagine studying at a place which is surrounded by snooker centres, cyber cafes and other entertainments.

there is rapid KL from BU to HELP...
U 82....
i think HELP quite focus on their A levels..
coz they juz renovated a block for the A Levels students...
got small libarary..and coming soon computer labs...in the Block itself...

HELP have lots of different blocks...
so facilities are separated..
main library in Wisma HELP, small library at BLock E
main computers lab in Mainblock , some in Wisma HELP, block A and coming soon Block E...
Got Department of students affair...where students get to hang out...got TV, pool, fusbal, and others...



This post has been edited by Kaycie: Dec 1 2008, 02:45 AM

there was 1 guy from my class transferred from Taylors to HELP, he failed alot in Taylors -.-" thats y come to HELP. According to wat he said, there are really alot of distractions there. Not a good environment. Anyway, it still depends on student him/herself isn't it ?

im might going to take foundation in science in HELP

how much is A-levels in HELP? any scholarship ?

I'm currently studying at HELP Taking Bachelor of Business, majoring in Marketing ^^ I like the place...no distractions, good for you who wants to study xD The only bad thing about it is that the college is all over the place..

how is studying biotech in HELP? my dad suggested that it'll be better to study biotech at monash.....any advice?

Found this:

http://www2.help.edu.my/helpuni/alevels/in...ubcat=79&id=318

Is the the tuition fees the current one??

i think that was last years fees..i did my a-levels at HELP and now going taylors..lecturers are good i guess(i got most of the senior lecturers )..some complains

1.library too darn small(try getting a seat during exam period and u will know what i mean)
2.hate taking the bus back to main block(rather walk)
3.parking damn hard to find especially during nov-march?

okay that's not so bad. i'm quite lonely next year. all my friends are ditching me and going to Taylor's. =(

2009's a-levels fees is RM25k for one-shot payment (4 subjects), and RM26k if you choose to pay by instalment.

This post has been edited by cherriedpie: Dec 2 2008, 10:45 PM

Depends on what subjects you take. If you are taking sciences, it will be more expensive.
And there is a RM1550 registration+admin fee and LAN subjects payments to be made.

The total will come to about 30k+