Hey everybody.. your MD here.. i just want to ask all of you to come and check this blog every weekend or something.. at least once a week because i might post important stuff here and also the time and date for our meetings.. remember.. check frequently.. and as OD, wang ching, has said in the last meeting.. we have to do at least 4 charity work.. the STC sale is already count as one and i want to go to SPCA.. if you have any suggestions, please let your AMD know.. she's going to organize this.. and also.. we'll be visiting Wawasan Open University in April.. i'm thinking after Sports' Day when all our productions are finish and we'll be more free then.. so any objections?? just leave your comments here if there's anything you want to add.. okay.. one last thing.. we're going to a team-building thing on the first or second week of March.. it will be on a school day and i was hoping we could go in the afternoon so we can skip class.. our company secretary is going to ask for us.. i'll let you all know when she finds out.. if we cant go in the afternoon.. we'll be going around 9am and be back in school by 2pm.. anyone with health problems.. please let me know.. but you will need a medical slip to prove it.. all clear?? if you have any problems.. you can just email me.. one last thing.. i swear it's the last thing.. lol.. umm.. we will need two photographers for that day.. so Angelyna and Charlynn will be our photographers for this whole year.. and YIHUI!! where is the permission slip to bring cameras to school i told you to draph out??.. send it to me this weekend, or else.. that's all.. i guess.. lol..

Young Enterprise
A Great Opportunity to
- Learn By Doing
- Explore career options
- Discover your talents

This program was introduce to Malaysian secondary schools in 1989 by the American Malaysian Chamber of Commerce to give us an opportunity to learn about business through hands-on experience.
The YE Program, also known as Program Pengusaha Muda Malaysia is similar to the U.K. program, which is more than 50 years old, and to Junior Achievement in the United States, Malaysia is the first country in this region to adopt this program as an extra- curricular activity for secondary school students.
Only 25 participants called "Achievers" , are selected from each school to form a mini-company. Over a period of nine months, they will be able to learn how to run a company with the asistance from the Advisors and from your sponsor company.
This program is designed to let the participants learn how to run a business and to learn proper business procedures. It will also lead participants through the complete life-cycle of a company, from capitalization to voluntary liquidation.
Young Enterprise student companies often make profits. However, the success of the program is not judged solely by financial results, but rather in developing teamwork and business skills as a foundation for future achievements.