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TSlamcouz
post Nov 5 2008, 02:43 PM, updated 17y ago

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QUOTE(CyberSetan @ Sep 3 2008, 10:01 PM)
I assume this is a JPA scholarship? Then take it.

When the time comes, the JPA ppl will tell you weather there is a vacant post for you or not in the govt. sector. The "bond" thing applies when they actually call you and require you to serve in the govt. sector.

In short -> "They will call you, when they need you"

After you graduate, you are required to immediately report to the JPA office. They will try to help you obtain a job with the govt. and determine weather any suitable post for you is available. It stated in the contract between JPA and sponsored Student, it is not compulsory for the Govt to find a job for the sponsored student, however the govt. will try to assist you with it.

I myself was a JPA sponsored student (BSc.Biomedicine), now that I have graduated, the JPA ppl doesn't seem to mind me working in private sector. I was told by my State JPA director that they have no objection for me to work in the private sector or to further my studies later, in the mean time they suggested me to apply govt. post under the SPA (suruhanjaya perkhidmatan awam).

Each semester they gave me RM1750. Tuition fees are paid by the JPA as well as flight tickets once peryear.

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For those JPA scholars, I have got a few questions here of what happens in the end of your study.

1) So, do you try to find the job or government find it for you (ie. SPA)?

2) Do they just suggest you to apply govt. post from SPA or they say it is compulsory to do so?

3) Do they mention about releasing you after how long of you not being offered a job and conditions relevant?

Thank you very much.
mygenesis
post Nov 7 2008, 01:11 PM

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no la. they wont find u. u need 2 fill up the spa form, wait for them to call u for interview b4 u can work with them.
new leaf
post Jan 7 2009, 12:45 PM

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Im a JPA scholar myself

I already report to JPA on Oct 2008 that Im graduated, applied 5 positions under SPA, and sent everything that JPA requested. Right now no calls from them.

As I know, if within one year after the reporting date and if JPA still cant able to find me a job, then I consider lepas diri dy.

In the meantime, Im already working.


padisawah
post May 13 2009, 08:33 PM

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Hi,
need help from you guys
I am a JPA scholar and still haven't finish study yet. going to graduate this coming june tho. so apparently, i have started to apply for jobs in private sector already. There is one big company who wish to hire me. Upon knowing that i am bonded to jpa for 6 years, the HR asked me whether i can ask for release letter from JPA now. i dont think its possible right. however, Is it possible to ask from JPA for the release letter now? If i really want to work for this big company as it is one of my dream career, what should i do? is there any other options to escape from the JPA bond?
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post May 13 2009, 09:17 PM

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Thing is, you are impossible to get release letter from JPA until after 1 year you have lapor diri. Something I believe you can do now is to convince your "big company" that for current economy situation, SPA job becomes very popular and it is pretty low chance for you to be selected by them. If you happen to visit SPA site regularly, you will notice how many people are really looking forward go work for gomen (e.g. 1 job with 2 positions available, >60,000 will apply, 100 will be asked for interviewed, 2 taken). Good luck.
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post May 13 2009, 10:59 PM

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QUOTE(lamcouz @ May 13 2009, 09:17 PM)
Thing is, you are impossible to get release letter from JPA until after 1 year you have lapor diri. Something I believe you can do now is to convince your "big company" that for current economy situation, SPA job becomes very popular and it is pretty low chance for you to be selected by them. If you happen to visit SPA site regularly, you will notice how many people are really looking forward go work for gomen (e.g. 1 job with 2 positions available, >60,000 will apply, 100 will be asked for interviewed, 2 taken). Good luck.
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just wondering whether anyone encounters the same situation with me sweat.gif (wants to go into private but is bonded with gov)
how did you guys deal with this? if let say JPA call me in but i still want to work in private sector, then i hav to breach the contract, do you know how much i have to pay monthly? i know i have to pay whatever JPA sponsored me
btw, thx for the view
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post May 14 2009, 04:23 AM

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Chances are you'll never get called up unless you're a med student. But if you want to make sure you never get a ring from them, just don't apply for any jobs from them. They'll never know. Or maybe they just can't be bother going through the hassle of calling you to ask what's up.

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post May 14 2009, 09:24 AM

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yeap unless you're a med student,them calling you is low.

after coming back,report and keep low profile..and after a year apply for release. they don't mind at all. most of my friends did that. and not one of them is bonded to the govt.

and time where they pay for your flight ticket once a year? i don't think they do that anymore. at least i never received it.
padisawah
post May 14 2009, 03:11 PM

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yeah...luckily i'm not med student
but then my situation now is like stuck in between...
the HR personnel said that he need the release letter in order for him to process further with my application. I did try to convince him that it's quite difficult to get the release letter, must wait until 1 year, etc. And then i mentioned that i am willing to repay back the amount owed to JPA as the last resort if that's the only way for me to work in the company. and so, he said ok...he will look into it. so now, i feel like my chance is just hanging in between and depends on his "budibicara" hahaaa rclxub.gif
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post May 14 2009, 06:40 PM

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QUOTE(padisawah @ May 14 2009, 03:11 PM)
yeah...luckily i'm not med student
but then my situation now is like stuck in between...
the HR personnel said that he need the release letter in order for him to process further with my application. I did try to convince him that it's quite difficult to get the release letter, must wait until 1 year, etc. And then i mentioned that i am willing to repay back the amount owed to JPA as the last resort if that's the only way for me to work in the company. and so, he said ok...he will look into it. so now, i feel like my chance is just hanging in between and depends on his "budibicara" hahaaa rclxub.gif
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I am a JPA scholar myself. Already work with big private sector company. heheh. So..use YOUR BUDI BICARA to convince the employer that this JPA bond will not be a big issue to you and to the future company.Work, perform and be a good employee. When you start working, if the JPA hunt for you, then you can ask for rayuan pelepasan together with supporting document from your company. I strongly believe that JPA would not force you just to work for gov.
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post May 16 2009, 11:59 PM

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hi
one of my fren is JPA local scholar.
He studied science in local university.
He apply jpa becos He knows he wont be bonded to government although the government contract is stated so
can v say lucky if he is not called by government after 1 year?or he is unlucky since now is economic bad time,difficult to find job in private sector?

anyway,how many of u are not called by government after graduation and work in private sector currently ?What course u r doing?local or overseas?
tq


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post Aug 24 2009, 06:02 AM

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I'm doing immunology degree under jpa. How high are the chances for jpa to bond me? What do you think they will ask me to serve as? Usually immunologist in Msia need at least masters/phd, right?
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post Aug 24 2009, 06:44 AM

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just apply at SPA website...if u dont wanna work for gov, just apply the position that not related to your course, for sure u will not be called for an interview..after 1 year, apply for "surat pelepasan"

but come on, why in the st place you apply for gov scholarship if don't wanna work with gov ? u are wasting public money just for the sake of yourself and u do not feel guilty for that...

if u r really sincere, pay back whatever amount that JPA sponsor you...that is responsible and respectable action...
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post Aug 24 2009, 09:35 AM

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hi, I would like to know what should i do if i were not able to attend the SPA interview? shall i just ignore it or do i hv to call up to SPA and explain?
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post Aug 24 2009, 11:39 AM

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if i'm gonna work as engineer in TUDM..does it consider as gomen sector?
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QUOTE(starryangel @ Aug 24 2009, 06:02 AM)
I'm doing immunology degree under jpa. How high are the chances for jpa to bond me? What do you think they will ask me to serve as? Usually immunologist in Msia need at least masters/phd, right?
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which university does u take immunology?
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post Aug 24 2009, 08:23 PM

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QUOTE(ChaosFlare @ Aug 24 2009, 11:39 AM)
if i'm gonna work as engineer in TUDM..does it consider as gomen sector?
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yes..
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post Nov 19 2009, 05:19 PM

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hi peeps, I just wanna consult some advice over here. I am currently offered to be sponsored under JPA and I was thinking if they're still gonna bond chinese for 6 years or if I choose to work under private sector or somewhere near issit possible??? I'm not sure how does the bond goes and applying jobs under SPA, so I would appreciate if anyone can enlighten me as I gotta reply before the 24th.. I have some other reasons that are holding me on too... =) Sincerely seeking for adviiice and best if it comes from a JPA scholar too .

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post Nov 21 2009, 06:21 PM

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its good actually to be sponsored by the JPA scholars. i myself was one of them,and now graduated for a week already tongue.gif i already fill in the spa application and will 'lapor diri' this coming monday by filling in a form (to be post to them). basically, JPA holder will be given 6 month period after the lapor diri,if the gov still ignore u(did not offer u any jobs in gov),then u r free to work in the private sector..so meanwhile within the 6month period,u can still work with the private.. smile.gif i myself applied jobs in the private sector..btw,they give good sum of allowances per semester.. ;p
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post Nov 21 2009, 10:54 PM

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QUOTE(alya_adore @ Nov 21 2009, 06:21 PM)
its good actually to be sponsored by the JPA scholars. i myself was one of them,and now graduated for a week already tongue.gif i already fill in the spa application and will 'lapor diri' this coming monday by filling in a form (to be post to them). basically, JPA holder will be given 6 month period after the lapor diri,if the gov still ignore u(did not offer u any jobs in gov),then u r free to work in the private sector..so meanwhile within the 6month period,u can still work with the private.. smile.gif i myself applied jobs in the private sector..btw,they give good sum of allowances per semester.. ;p
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Just a correction which I deem correct. This period of time for you to apply for bond release would be 1 year instead of 6 months. Another piece of advice, through my experience with JPA thus far, they do call up Dentistry, Pharmacy and Medicine students for service, but not as frequent with holders from other degrees/fields.

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