Visit to Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman

The Learning Caravan Pte Ltd visited Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, a not-for-profit private university in Malaysia, at the invitation of Miss Jamela Begam Binti Oli Muhamad, Head of the Department of Early Childhood Studies.

We met with 55 faculty staff & students during the hour-long session on 22nd January 2016 and shared about the essence of the overseas study groups.  A Q & A session followed after the presentation. Ms. Alyna Chong and Ms. Wywa Ong, a participant of the Sydney Study Group 2015 shared information and personal experiences of the study groups.

The students and staff were invited to participate in upcoming study groups in Australia, New Zealand and Sweden in 2016.  Each study group is limited to a maximum of 10 participants.




Check out the Study Groups in 2016!

General Information on the Study Groups

Feedback from Participants

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