School of Pre-Tertiary Studies GCE A’ LEVEL...A transition from secondary school to a pre-tertiary programme which is fully conducted in the English medium may be formidable to many

GCE A’ LEVEL

School of Pre-Tertiary Studies

KPT/JPS(R/010/3/0060)05/17

MALAYSIA • SINGAPORE • HONG KONG

About Us Reputable & Affordable Education Advance Tertiary College (ATC) was formed in 1987 to provide local educational opportunities for school-leavers and working adults. We aim to provide students with access to affordable tertiary and professional education, maintaining the highest level of academic standards at the same time.

In the last decade, ATC has become the largest private law school in the Asian region with two campuses in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur and Penang), an affiliate centre in Singapore, and a joint venture partnership in Hong Kong with the Hong Kong Polytechnic Univer- sity. Its Business School has also grown to offer a variety of Certificate, Diploma, and Degree programmes that are contemporary and market-driven.

ATC has been recognised by the University of London as one of only six institutions in the world to receive their 150th Anniversary Excellence Award. The University has acknowledged on numerous occasions that ATC is the most successful private law school in the world. Furthermore, ATC is also the only private law school with the most London law awards worldwide.

ATC’s growth in the last two decades is credited to its strong commitment to academic excellence. This is seen in our adoption of cutting edge teaching–learning methodologies which includes the provision of research facilities that are student-centric and geared towards enhancing academic performance.

Our students’ world class results on the University of London external programme every year is testament to this fact. With more than 10,000 graduates who are currently involved in legal practice, the corporate sector, media, and banking industries, the ATC graduate is highly employable in both local and international job sectors.

ATC’s success lies in the progressive paradigm of our people who make up this remarkable institution. It is their unwavering dedication and philosophy of continuous improvement that has contributed to our excellent reputation, both locally and internationally.

At ATC, we appreciate the importance of holistic education. We take pride in offering a diverse range of extra-curricular activities. This is an opportunity for our students to explore and develop their talent. We have also excelled in this scene whereby ATC has set the standard for mooting and debating. ATC emerged champions in the 4th and 6th LAWASIA International Moot Competition in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Seoul, South Korea respectively. Although ATC’s moot team lost to Singapore’s SMU in a tight semi-final in Bali in the LAWASIA International Moot Competition 2012, we are proud that they have overcome teams from HCMC University, Vietnam; Tsinghua University, China; Loyola Law School, USA; Edith Cowan University, Australia in the preliminary rounds, and in the quarterfinal, the National Law University, Jodhpur, India.

In addition, ATC has also established strong partnerships with top-ranked universities and international organisations. Be a part of our tradition of excellence and rest assured that your journey to success begins here…

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A’Level Programme

About the Cambridge International Examinations

The University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) is the world’s largest provider of international qualifications. It is also the most recognised pre-tertiary qualification that allows students to gain entry into renowned universities worldwide, including the UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

That is because Universities Worldwide recognise Cambridge International AS and A’ Level as a stepping stone to a university education. Some universities in the USA give up to a year’s credit for holders of this qualification.

The Cambridge International AS and A’ Level is an international qualification taken in over 160 countries.

Subjects offered at ATC • English Literature • Accounting • Economics • Law • Business Studies • Mathematics (KL Only) • Thinking Skills (Penang Only)

Kindly refer to our timetable to find out more about the subjects offered in various intakes at our campuses.

Trial Classes

ATC A’ Level students are given the opportunity to choose the subjects best suited for them, prior to enrollment, after having attended trial classes and after having consulted the respective lecturers.

Complimentary

1. Selected Reference Book

2. ATC Chapter Packs (Notes)

3. Revision Planners

4. Seminar Packs

5. Past Year Questions & Suggested Answer

Guides

6. 1 on 1 or Group Sessions

Entry Requirements To be eligible to register for the A’Level programme, you must have a minimum of 5 credits in SPM/O’Level or its equivalent.

Pathway

A’ Level is an entry qualication for degrees in Law, Accounting, Business Management, Commerce, Economics, Finance, IT & Communication, Marketing, Journalism, Mass Communication, and many more.

INTAKE : Jan/Feb March/April June/July Aug/Sept

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Holistic Education

English Proficiency Classes

A transition from secondary school to a pre-tertiary programme which is fully conducted in the English medium may be formidable to many students. In ATC, we believe that language should not be a barrier to a student’s success in education. To assist the students to adjust and perform well in their college education, we provide our students with English proficiency classes.

The English proficiency classes cover: • English grammar & vocabulary • Writing & communication skills • Effective reading, listening and presentation skills

This programme which is conducted by our experienced & dedicated faculty of lecturers will enhance the students’ ability to express their ideas both in writing and speaking. The English proficiency classes aspire to equip ATC students with language proficiency.


Student Assistant System (SASSY)

One of the primary features of the ATC learning environment is the advantage of the “SASSY” Programme. This “Student Assistance Support System” gives students the option of having one-on-one tutorial sessions with tutors of their choice in order to clarify the finer points of a specific topic.

Student Testimonial

LIU MING Top Result in Malaysia for Law, Cambridge International Examinations 2010 Currently reading Law in King’s College London

“It has been my childhood dream to pursue a degree in Law. There was no doubt that ATC was going to be my college of choice as it has an unparalled track record of outstanding results over the last two decades.

The secret of ATC’s success is without doubt its excellent and dedicated faculty that is able to nuture and bring out the best in any student. I owe my success to the holistic system of education to which ATC is reputed for. ”


Experience & DedicationFaculty

Teaching-Learning Methodology

ATC uses a combination of traditional and contemporary teaching-learning strategies. Hence, students at ATC are exposed to lectures, tutorials and online learning opportunities.

Parents-Teachers Day

In ATC, we encourage parents to take an active role in their children’s education. We believe that this can improve the overall performance of a student in academic and extra-curricular activities. During our Parents & Teachers Day, we counsel parents on their child’s performance and recommend the necessary measures to be taken to improve their performance.



Our Library

“The Library is not a luxury, but one of the necessities of life.”

- Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1887)

Tun Hamid Omar Law Resource Centre

The University of London (UOL) Law programmes’ Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) offers students a one-stop centralised location which can be regarded as their online “home”. Students will also have access to the online library connecting then to legal databases such as LexisNexis and Westlaw.

In line with this, ATC has invested almost RM1 million into its Tun Hamid Omar Law Resource Centre to give ATC students an all access connection to the UOL database.

A’LEVEL @ ATC

Secure Your Future With a Solid Foundation

Begin your undergraduate studies with the following subject options:

Core Subject Two Elective Subjects

Law

Business

Accounting & Finance

Mass Communication

Actuarial Science

Law

Business

Studies Accounting

Business

Studies Mathematics

Business Studies or Mathematics,

English Literature or Accounting, Economics

Law, Accounting,

Economics

Business Studies or Mathematics, Economics, Law

Business Studies, Law, Economics.

Accounting, Economics.

Kindly refer to our timetable to find out more about the subjects offered for the various intakes at our campuses.

Cambridge A’Level qualifications are taken in over 160 countries and recognised by universities, education providers and employers across the world, including the UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

Your Future Begins Here. Are you ready to embrace it?


Reading Law

In A Class Of Its Own The distinguished alumni of the University of London and ATC...

Pahamin Rajab Chairman, AirAsia

Teng Chang Khim Speaker, Selangor State Legislative

Assem Assembly

YBhg. Datuk Sundra Rajoo Director, KL Regional Centre

for Arbitration

Bachelor of Laws Year 1 LL.B - Intermediate

• Public Law • Common Law Reasoning & Institutions • Elements of the Law of Contract • Criminal Law

Year 2 LL.B - Final Part I

• Law of Tort • Law of Trusts • Land Law AND one optional subject

Year 3 LL.B - Final Part II

• Jurisprudence & Legal Theory AND three optional subjects

Optional Subjects Part I or Part II) • Commercial Law • Criminology • Evidence • Family Law Optional Subjects Part II Only) • Conflict of Laws • Company Law • Succession • Intellectual Property • European Union Law


Entrance Requirements Bachelor of Laws

To be eligible to register for the LL.B, you must be at least 17 years of age at the time of registration and have passes in :

• Two subjects at GCE A’ Level and at least three subjects at GCSE / GCE O’ Level at grade C or above; OR • Three subjects at GCE A’ (one of which must be at least grade D or above); OR • Two subjects at GCE A’Level two subjects at AS’ Level; OR • Other equivalent qualifications as prescribed by the University of London

* Please refer to our academic for other qualifications.

INTAKES January April July September Financial Assistance The Tun Abdul Hamid scholarship, PTPTN, EPF, bank, and private foundation loans are available.

Chong Wan Loo A*A A - May/June 2012 Cambridge A’ Level

I have always wanted to pursue a degree in Law. I chose to do my A’ Levels at ATC since it is well known for being the finest law school and has consistently produced top achievers. With God’s grace and the sincere commitment of the A’ Level lecturing team, I managed to achieve remarkable results in the May/June 2012 Cambridge International Examination. For this, I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to my parents, lecturers, and friends at ATC. I certainly could not have met it this far without them.


An A’Level qualification from ATC will allow you to pursue the following degrees:

BA (Hons) in Business Management

BA (Hons) in Human Resources

BA (Hons) in Marketing

BA (Hons) in Business Science

BA (Hons) in Business Adminstration

“Cambridge A’Level qualifications are taken in over 160 countries and recognised by universities, education providers and employers across the world.” - www.cie.org.uk

Business In a climate of challenges and advanced globalisation, business is very much an important enterprise. Today’s leading companies are seeking out individuals that understand the importance of management, multi-dimensional thinking and skilled in every aspect of learning. Possessing a degree in the study of business enables you to achieve these skills and more. At ATC, we recognise that a solid foundation is essential to infuse the expertise necessary to succeed in the industry. We design our A’Level programme around the idea that greatness is attained through growth. The A’Level business studies subject covers the following areas: 1) People in Organisation - Learn from some of the leading experts on

leadership, strategy, innovation, and ethics. Understand how a company or industry and its people work within its designs. Prepare to lead and inspire others.

2) Consumer Behaviour – The secrets of understanding the matrix of human

behaviour and how they react to a certain product or process are exposed. Studying the shifts in the consumer market is important in these changing times.

3) Decision Making in Investments – Become skilled at the approaches

to diverse decision-making in business with the primary aim to achieve superior performance, which would also mean a higher rate of return on investments.

Accounting & Finance

The world of accounting and finance is ever-evolving to accomodate modern times. Careers in accounting and finance are associated with very high salaries, exciting assignments, and glamorous lifestyles. Local and international accounting firms offer a bewildering array of career opportunities to suit all interests including traditional auditing, management consulting, corporate finance, IT consulting, tax planning, and human resources (HR). The same is true for large investment banks and financial institutions. The combination of subjects in ATC’s A’Level qualification allows students to not only gain professional qualifications, but also gives many accountants the privilege to move into senior management positions including the CEO’s. All Finance Directors are also accountants.

As a subject of the A’Level programme, you will master the following areas:

1) Accounting Principles - Exposure to both financial and managerial aspects of

accounting and finance. Theoretical and applied areas of both disciplines will be covered here.

2) Stock Valuation - In-depth knowledge of the core areas for those intending to move

into the Accounting profession. The calculation of closing stock valuations(inventory) using the FIFO, LIFO and AVCO methods (perpetual and periodic).

3) Capital (Equity) - An opportunity for the study of the management of funds,

shares, capital reductions and reconstructions. The effect on the balance sheet of the redemption and of revenue and capital reserves.

Having an A’Level qualification from ATC gives you the advantage of pursuing the following degrees: BA ( Hons) in Accounting and Finance BA (Hons) in Forensic Accounting BA (Hons) in Taxation


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Mass Communication

How do you spread volumes of information that will leave behind an impression? How do you make yourself loud and clear in a sea of people? You would probably turn to one or more forms of mass communication, which include newspapers, magazines, Television, and radio.

The study of mass communication teaches people how to evaluate the media. Students learn the historical and cultural effect the media has upon society. They practise critical thinking and learn to think visual terms.

In mass communication, your challenge as a writer, visualiser, and speaker is to deliver information to as many people as possible. To do so requires that you rely on words and phrases that have common meanings for many different people. To be a mass communication graduate, one must first have a foundation in the way the world interacts in these modern times. With subjects like Literature and Law under your belt, you will be able master techniques of speaking to mass audiences as old as chieftains and kings. Because mass communication has become much more multicultural, the challenge to find a common ground in ideas and language has changed also.

You study different communication theories that try to explain how people listen, understand, and think about what others say to them. Depending on the programme, you can focus your studies on journalism, advertising, public relations, or even radio and TV broadcasting. In the A’Level qualification, psychology is an elective subject that focuses on the effect of mass media on society, and its role in today's world.

Break free from conventions with Mass Communication. At ATC, the A’Level programme prepares students for undergraduate studies in mass communication; 1) Literary Criticism - Study, evaluate, and interpret literary work forming the

philosophical discussion of current and past eras. With the benefits of literature, one can learn to identify the underlying ideas and issues concerning today’s society.

2) Social Psychology - Describe and evaluate the social approach in psychology

as well as evaluate studies of social interaction in the light of their social and cultural context. Also, this subject allows one to consider the concepts of conformity, obedience, and affiliation, which is much needed to understand the ways of the modern generation.

Dare to pursue the following degree programmes with ATC’s A’Level qualification:

BA(Hons) in Mass Communication

BA (Hons) in Public Relations

BA (Hons) in Event Planning and Management

“Now that I’m working, I am glad I went through the theoretical and practical aspects of my degree as it gave me a better understanding on how the media works and how the audiences reach out through different types of communication channels. My degree has helped me use my experiences while studying: the things I’ve learnt allow me to plan, execute, and manage events and at the same time promote and publicise product and services.”

Melanie Anthony Manager of Suffolk House, Penang.

At ATC, we encourage you to tailor your choice of subjects around your goals & ambitions.


Actuarial Science

BECOME AN ACTUARY TODAY.

If you yearn to do a degree in Actuarial Science, the A’Level programme prepares you to be:

• An expert in the subject of mathematics.

• Passionate about economics, history, social, legal and political issues.

• Self-motivated and possess good leadership qualities.

• Able to analyse and interpret facts and figures.

Early history has shown that actuaries are greatly involved in human lives and businesses, especially in the aspects of mortality and compound interest. The role of actuaries also involve financial risks. WHAT IS ACTUARIAL SCIENCE? An actuary is a business professional who manages financial risks related to insurance product designs, pension, and other financial corporate planning. By applying his or her knowledge in probability, statistics, risk theory and financial principles, an actuary is able to quantify future risk with respect to insurance, annuity, and pension programmes.

They are also known as financial architects and social mathematicians due to their unique combination of quantitative analysis and business expertise to solve the ever- increasing financial and social problems. Even though an actuarial career involves plenty of mathematics, an actuary must always observe current issues and trends in business, social science, legal environment, and the economy. Subjects like Mathematics and Economics in the Cambridge International A’Level Examinations are then the backbones of anyone desiring to pursue a degree in actuarial science. A Degree in Acturial Science The programme is also intended to provide basic and adequate knowledge for students to sit in any early professional examinations, as well as producing skilled actuarial executives for various departments in any industry.

Student Testimonial

Enrolling with ATC’s A-Level programme was undoubtedly one of the best decisions I have ever made. ATC is known for its unparalleled success in producing outstanding individuals in many fields, and it became evident even during the first few days of class that the dedicated faculty is behind this success. The facilities and guidance necessary for one to succeed is all there.

My time spent at ATC has given me much more than just good grades. The invaluable assistance from my lecturers throughout the course has given me an in-depth understanding of the several fields of my studies that not only allowed me to obtain the grades that I have, but also provided me with a solid foundation for my current studies in University College London. I could not have achieved all of this without their help.

I would like to thank all the lecturers at ATC for contributing to my success. I wish them all the best too!

For more student testimonials, vsit our website: www.atc2u.com/courses/testimonials-alevel. aspx

Ng Lee Yin (A* A A A – May 2011 Cambridge A Level) Currently Reading Law at University College London


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Snapshots 2012 ATC Orientation Day

ATC Sports Carnival 2012


Snapshots 2012

Dame Hazel Genn Lecture Inter Jan/April & A Level Students Visit to Court

NIKE Run 2012


Snapshots 2012 ATC at Taylor’s University Debate Competition

Rotaract Club of ATC


Snapshots 2012 Visit by Jonathan Hirst QC, Middle Temple

Undi Malaysia Campaign

ATC Post-Exam Party


Student Activities Dining with the Judges

The latest in the series of effort undertaken by the CLP team at ATC was to organise a dinner with members of the judiciary and senior legal practitioners in Malaysia. The dinner was held on the 20th of February 2009 at the Bankers Club, Kuala Lumpur. It was styled after the dinners that are compulsory for all students seeking to become a barrister in the United Kingdom.

The event was organised in conjunction with the Malaysian Inner Temple Alumni Association (MITAA) and was attended by close to 50 people. Everyone who attended the dinner looked resplendent in their robes and the style of the dinner followed as closely as possible the traditions of dining at the Inner Temple.

Datuk James Foong and Datuk Sulong Matjerai, both Justices of the Court of Appeal, Malaysia were the judicial personages in attendance and many other legal luminaries from MITAA were also present to give the CLP students advice on embarking upon their journey into legal practice. The speech after dinner was presented by Datuk N. Chandran, a lawyer for 43 years who spoke about how the Bar and the Bench in Malaysia were in the 1960s.


International Moot Competitions

Mooting is a quintessential extra-curricular activity for law students. Participants compete against each other in simulated court proceedings, each repr their “client” and arguing their case before a panel of judges. Such competitions also include the drafting of briefs, known memorials. Moot competitions enrich and complete the legal education of law students by equipping them with research and advocacy skills, as well as building them up by providing the perfect platform to test these skills before real- life judges, lawyers, and arbitrators.

Advance Tertiary College (ATC) is not only known for producing the best grades, but also for winning moot competitions nationally and internationally. Since ATC’s debut in the 2007 national moot competition, ATC teams have won numerous tournaments and accompanying prizes.


1. The 2nd LAWASIA Moot Competition 2007

Synopsis:

The case revolved around the Hague Convention on International Child Abduction.

Achievements:

(a) Champion team of the Malaysian Qualifying Round (Koo Yin Soon & Irene Kam Sok Khuan; Coach: Au Yong Wai Nyan)

(b) Best Mooter (Irene Kam Sok Khuan)

2. International Humanitarian Law Moot Competition (2008),

organised by the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC)

Synopsis:

The moot problem involved the issue of rights of self- determination in international law, as well as the legality of the use of force, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

Achievements:

Winner of the Malaysian Qualifying Round and representatives of Malaysia in the Hong Kong International Rounds. (Rebecca Yuvonne and Kwong Chiew Ee; Coach: Irene Kam)

3. The 4th LAWASIA Moot Competition 2009

Synopsis:

The moot problem involved the rights, obligations, and entitlements of an incorporated body specialising in deep sea salvage, as well as its disputes with a sovereign government.

Achievements:

(a) Champion team for the Malaysian Qualifying Round held in the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration, as well winning the Best Memorial Prize.

(Kwong Chiew Ee, Daniel Bong Cheng Hua and Rebecca Yuvonne; Coach: Irene Kam Sok Khuan)

(b) First Malaysian law school to win the International Rounds held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, as well as the Best Memorial Prize.


Synopsis:

The competition was concerned with a matter to be heard before the International Court of Arbitration, involving International Law and the Law of Intellectual Property.

Achievements:

(a) 1st Runners-up for the Malaysian Qualifying Round held in the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration, as well as the International Round held in New Delhi, India.

(Kenneth Koh, Jessica Man, and Mah Sue Ann; Coach:

Irene Kam Sok Khuan) (b) Kenneth Koh also won the Weng Kwai Challenge

Trophy for the Best Mooter Award in the International Rounds.

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Synopsis:

The moot problem was concerned with the international sale of goods based on an F.O.B contract, as well as the jurisdiction and legality of the composition of an arbitral tribunal.

Achievements: (a) Champion team of the International Round held in Seoul,

South Korea. (Alwin Anthony Rajasurya, Chai Phing Zhou, and Mah Sue

Ann; Coach: Daniel Bong Cheng Hua) (b) Alwin Anthony Rajasurya also won the Mah Weng Kwai

Challenge Trophy for the Best Mooter Award for both the Malaysian Qualifying Round and the International Round.


Synopsis:

A matter to be heard before the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration, the moot problem concerned an international franchise dispute, involving a multiplicity of applicable laws i.e. Malaysian law, Singapore law, and Indonesian law.

Achievements:

(a) Champion team of the Malaysian Qualifying Round. (Aravind Kumarr Muniandy, Hillary Ang Yee Tung and

Subana Keris Kerisnan C; Coach: Daniel Bong Cheng Hua) (b) Daniel Chua Wei Chuen from the ATC Penang Campus

also won the Mah Weng Kwai Challenge Trophy for the Best Mooter Award in the Malaysian Qualifying Round.

Although ATC’s moot team lost to Singapore’s SMU in a tight semi- final in Bali in the LAWASIA International Moot Competition, we are proud that they have overcome teams from HCMC University, Vietnam; Tsinghua University, China; Loyola Law School, USA; Edith Cowan University, Australia in the preliminary rounds, and in the quarterfinal, the National Law University, Jodhpur, India.

7. International Humanitarian Law Moot Competition (2012),

organised by the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC)

Achievement:

Winner of the Best Memorial Prize.


Public Lectures Lessons on Mediation

by THE HONOURABLE JUSTICE CLIFFORD WALLACE Former Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals. Monday, 10 December 2012 o Tuesday, 2 August 2011 o ATC KL Campus

On the morning of the 10th of December 2012, the A-Level and Intermediate students of ATC had the privilege of listening to some wise words from Justice Clifford Wallace who is a federal judge in the United States. Justice Clifford Wallace was in Kuala Lumpur on an official visit as a guest of the Federal Court of Malaysia. Malaysia was one of his stops within South East Asia to continue to help neighbouring countries improve various court procedures within their civil justice system, Malaysia being one of them.

Justice Wallace’s talk was focused mainly on mediation and how it appears to be the way forward in solving the problems that are inherent in some civil justice system. As a result of the litigious attitude that has become rampant in our society, the courts are suffering a backlog of cases and congestion within the system itself. As such, they are unable to resolve disputes in a reasonable amount of time. He went on to explain how the process of mediation would solve these problems and hence, put forward a smoother path for justice to be served.

The Intermediate students especially found the talk to be an engaging experience as it related very much to what they have been studying during some of their lectures. Justice Clifford Wallace was one of the people with whom Lord Woolf consulted when he was on his mission to reform the Civil Justice System in the United Kingdom and recommended some of his suggestions which were eventually implemented for the betterment of the civil justice process in the UK, including the concept of case management.

It was an extremely interactive one hour and the students were visibly captivated by the wisdom, sense of humour and vast experience of this sturdy 84 year old judge. Justice Clifford Wallace also shared with the students about his time on the bench as one of the judges on the “Winklevoss Twins’ Facebook” case and related his experience of coming to a decision with his fellow judges on that particular issue.

Jonathan Hirst QC Master Treasurer of the Inner Temple 2012

In 2012, we had the honour of being visited by Jonathan Hirst QC. He is the 4th Master Treasurer of the Inner Temple to visit ATC in the last 5 years.

The students of ATC asked many questions with regard to the English Bar in general and also asked questions concerning studying with the Inner Temple specifically.

ATC would like to thank the Malaysian Inner Temple Alumni Association for facilitating the visit of the Master Treasurer to ATC.


Public Lectures The Right Honourable Lord Justice Sir John Laws Master Treasurer of the Inner Temple 2010

Lord Justice Laws continued with the tradition of the current Master Treasurer of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple by having a dialogue with the students of ATC. This dialogue was held on 1st October 2010 at ATC’s KL campus.

He spoke to the students about studying at the Inner Temple and his experiences at the English bar. He answered many questions from the students and the event proved to be a huge success.

The Right Honourable Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss Master Treasurer of the Inner Temple 2009

“Education is the key to personal success of the individual but may also be the key to the success of the local community and of the government itself.” No one could have said it better than the first female judge in the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss. On the 25th of March 2010, ATC had the esteemed privilege of hosting the inaugural Tun Azmi Law Lecture series at the ostentatious Hotel Istana. We had invited her to deliver a lecture on “Law and Education: The two pillars of society.

The Right Honourable Lord Justice Sir Anthony May Master Treasurer Of The Inner Temple 2008

“400 Years and The Common Law” was one of the many Public Lectures organised by ATC. Lord Justice Sir Anthony May, the Master Treasurer of The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple and a Judge of the Court of Appeal, England and Wales presented a public lecture at the Royal Selangor Club on the 26th August 2008.

This event was jointly organised by Asean Law Association of Malaysia and Malaysian Inner Temple Alumni Association, and was fully sponsored by Advance Tertiary College (ATC).


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Top Result 2012 Ting Ee Linn Top in the World for Law May/June 2012 Cambridge A’ Level

ATC was the first institution that I thought of upon deciding to pursue a Law degree. My achievement in the recent Cambridge International Examinations is evident that I have made the right choice.

ATC’s greatest asset is their dedicated and helpful faculty of lecturers. They are experienced and committed to delivering the best to students. Their guidance was truly invaluable.

I would also like to take this opportunity to express my eternal gratitude to my parents for their endless support and guidance.

Highest Achievements

Liu Ming Top Result in Malaysia for Law, Cambridge International Examinations 2010 Currently reading Law in King’s College London

Joey Teh Shyang Shiuan The Malaysian Law Scholarship 2010 recipient

(full scholarship to complete her LL.B in King’s College, London). Excellent Performance in Cambridge International

Examinations 2008 (3 A’s).

aniel Wong Piik Zchen chieved the highest score for Law in the WORLD in the ne 2006 Cambridge International Examinations.

Rebecca Yuvonne The Only First Class Honours in the World for

University of London International Programme 2010. Excellent Performance in the Cambridge International Examinations 2007.

Top student for Intermediate LL.B 2008. Received The Jim Stephens Memorial Scholarship 2008.

The Best Final Part 1 LL.B Performance in the World 2009. Routledge-Cavendish Prize - Best Result Scheme A Part 1.


First Among Equals

ATC’S SUCCESSES

ATC has gained a reputation for being the single largest and most successful provider of this programme worldwide. ATC students have consistently scored world class results on the programme since 1990, with ATC’s best students being in the top 5% of graduates worldwide each year.

Year Top Student Finals Part I & II Total Score

Year Top Student Finals Part I & II Total Score

2012 Ms. Crystal Lam Chin Kiu 525 (First Class Honours)

Mr. Ryan Lee King Hay 560 (First Class Honours) 2011 Mr. Teo Eu John 505 2010 Ms. Rebecca Yuvonne 551 (First Class Honours) 2009 Ms. Jacinta Tan Szu Minn 508 2008 Ms. Chong Jing En 517 (First Class Honours) 2007 Mr. Tan You Leong 542 (First Class Honours) 2006 Mr. Anilraj Verdamanikam 512 2005 Mr. Donovan Cheah 504 2004 Ms. Sanjeetha Sidhu 522 (First Class Honours)

Ms. Julia Shah Fiorovantiova 519 (First Class Honours) 2003 Ms. Teo Sue Anne 545 (First Class Honours) 2002 Ms. Teh Guat Hong 531 (First Class Honours)

2001 Mr. Lee Kong Han 521 (First Class Honours) 2000 Ms. Sheela Devi d/o Krishnan 498 1999 Ms. Kok Su Ann 515 (First Class Honours) 1998 Mr. Lau Kee Sern 484 1997 Mr. Jack Yow Pit Pin 506 1996 Ms. Yong Pooi Yee 501 1995 Ms. Ng Alina 499 1994 Ms. Gan Chai Horng 494 1993 Mr. Giridaran Santhirathesan 502 1992 Ms. Sharon Shamini Amen 499 1991 Ms. Gurmit Kaur 479 1990 Ms. Rekha Mahendran 490

THE MALAYSIAN LAW SCHOLARSHIP

In 1994, the External Programmes (now International Programmes) and King’s College, University of London introduced a scholarship to be awarded annually to the top Malaysian student of the University of London International Undergraduate Laws Programme. Funding for the scholarship comes from the International Programmes and this outstanding student would be able to enter King’s College, University of London to complete the second and third years of his or her LL.B degree.

Year ATC Student

Year ATC Student

2012 Navini Rajikumara 2010 Joey Teh Shyang Shiuan 2007 Rani Preatarshini Subassandran 2005 Ann Khong Hui Li 2004 Rhubini Nataraja 2003 Victoria Loi Tien Fen 2002 Ding Li Nah

2001 Nurul Munnah binti Ahmad Kamarulzaman 2000 Tiffany Heah Li Yew 1999 Sri Sarguna Raj 1998 Melvinder Singh s/o Jagindar Singh 1997 Amirtha Rajesh Ganesan 1995 Jaya Geetha Nagendran

“ATC has groomed students on the University of London Programme to achieve First Class honours and Second Class Upper honours degree and is the single largest institution in the world to produce such results on the University of London Law Degree Programme.”

Professor Wayne Morrison LLD, PhD, LLM, LL.B

Director, University of London External Undergraduate Laws Programme


THE INSTITUTION WITH THE MOST LONDON LAW AWARDS WORLDWIDE 2012

40 Students Achieved Second Class Upper Honours Degree for 2011

34 Students Achieved Second Class Upper Honours Degree for 2012

ARIFFIN BIN HARON

CHAN HING YEN

CHAN, LYNNETTE

CHEUNG KA YUNG

DANIEL LOW WYE LIONG

DEREK ONG DING SHENG

GOH JUN GENG

HEE HUI TING

HENG SIEW KIM, EMILY

HO PUI YI

HO SO MEI

HOH LI CHIAN

KIATTILIN A/P SOMMAT KIRANJIT KAUR D/O DHARA SINGH

LAI FONTANE

LEE PUI YEE

MAH SUE ANN

MARY PHOON KEAT MEE

NANDA KUMAR

NG WAN MING NORTHON LEE TZE SIANG

OZA, PUNIT

PANG JENNY REBECCAH WANGARE MUTHAMI

SO WAI WUN

TAN SOON YING

TAN YING TONG

TAN YU CHEH

TAY CHOO YEN SANDY

TEH SUE PENG

TEH YU YU WONG SING KOON

WONG WAI WAN VIVIAN

WU KWOK WAI


ATC’s Edge • Accredited A’ Level programme.

• Outstanding seminars & training workshops.

• Experienced and dedicated faculty of full-time lecturers.

• Comprehensive materials including complimentary reference

books.

• English proficiency classes to assist students to adjust and

perform wellin their college education.

• Opportunity to start up and shine in the variety of extra-

curricular clubs and societies.

• Regional expertise with campuses in KL, Penang, Singapore,

and Hong Kong.

• Central and easily accessible location. • Wider career options and improved job prospects.

• Nurtured more than 10,000 graduates who are currently in

the legal arena.

• The institution with the most London Law Awards. • ATC is the only institution in the world to have produced 11

First Class Honours degrees for the University of London

International Programme in the last 12 years. • 40 Students Achieved Second Class Upper Honours Degree

for 2011

• 34 Students Achieved Second Class Upper Honours Degree

for 2012

• One of the six best institutions in the world to win the

University of London’s 150th Anniversary Award.


KL Campus KPT(JPS)600-48/W/102(2)

Bangunan Tunas Utama Jalan Petaling 50000 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Tel : (603) 2031 0266 (10 lines) Fax : (603) 2031 0261 Web : www.atc2u.com E-Mail : [email protected]

Penang Campus JPT/BPP(D)1000-701/314

Level 18-19, Menara Umno Jalan Macalister 10400 Penang Malaysia Tel : (604) 2299 266 Fax : (604) 2265 266 E-Mail : [email protected]

Singapore Affliate Intech Training Centre (ITC) 175A, Bencoolen Street 12th Storey Burlington Square Singapore 189650 Tel : (65) 6238 0377 Fax : (65) 6238 0577 Web : www.itc2u.com E-Mail : [email protected]

Hong Kong Joint Venture Speed, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Huang Hom, Kowloon Hong Kong SAR Tel : (852) 3400 2828 Fax : (852) 2362 0540 Web : www.speed-polyu.edu.hk E-Mail : [email protected]

http://www.atc2u.com/

mailto:[email protected]


http://www.itc2u.com/


http://www.speed-polyu.edu.hk/


Documents

School of Pre-Tertiary Studies GCE A’ LEVEL...A transition from secondary school to a pre-tertiary programme which is fully conducted in the English medium may be formidable to many