POTENTIAL FIELDS IN MALAYSIA

Known as the premier trading center for Southeast Asia, Malaysia is also home to an education that attracts many young people in the region. Here are the potential majors of this country:

Potential disciplines in Malaysia In Malaysia there are Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) or Malaysian Institute for Certified Public Accountants (MICPA) for future professionals or accountants. There are many vacancies available for students enrolled in this discipline, however, as well as other important financial institutions around the world, the accounting profession in Malaysia has high standards of appreciation. If you are experienced in working and living abroad, this will be an advantage over other applicants when applying for a job in the country. Secondly, high-tech industry is one of the most important sectors in the Malaysian economy, but in recent years high-tech industries are suffering. Therefore, there are many companies recruiting human resources in this industry. Students studying electronics, especially computer hardware, are not easy to access the Malaysian company's recruitment plans. In addition to high industrial production, agriculture has played an increasingly important role in the Malaysian economy, especially in recent years, when palm oil production has grown exponentially. In addition, with its East-West cultural influences, Malaysia is an open country with a unique, modern architecture. This architectural industry synthesizes many different works: from temples to skyscrapers and apartments. Malaysia also plays a pivotal role in the biotech industry after a "slow start" in comparison to the world's leading nations. This country pays special attention to food technology and medicine. The potential future of biotechnology in Malaysia is likely to grow in the palm oil industry.
Finally, with about 2,000 companies active in the field of information and communication, you can be confident in the ability to earn a living after the experience of Information Technology and E-commerce (E -commerce in Malaysia. The site recruited for you The most helpful way to find a job is to read the daily Haradah (New Business Times: Harakah Daily), The New Straits Times, The Borneo Post, Utusan ... The next way is to participate in fairs. Work for students who are about to milk (or have) graduated from school.
In addition, a job application is also very effective that is to contact the company directly to express your willingness to work.
Typically, Malaysian students prefer to find employment through online recruiting sites as this is the most effective way to update employment information. Here are some Malaysian person finder sites:
• www.bestjobs.com.my • www.jac-recruitment.my • www.malaysiajobs.org • www.monster.com.my • www.malaysia.recruit.net