Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Would You Like to be a Mandarin Teacher in R.E.A.L Kids?


Are you interested to be a Kindergarten Teacher with R.E.A.L Kids?

Ms Malarini was with us for more than 15 years with her career starting as Assistant Teacher and she's currently managing 5 R.E.A.L Kids centers, mainly in Shah Alam area. She is also the Business Partner with us at the moment.

We are currently looking for below position for some of her centers:
R.E.A.L Kids Bukit Jelutong Shah Alam - Mandarin Class Teacher, Mandarin Subject Teacher & Assistant Teacher. Call 03-7847 5645.

R.E.A.L Kids Bukit Subang Shah Alam - Assistant Teacher. Call 03-7842 2778.

R.E.A.L Kids Cahaya Shah Alam - Admin Assistant. Call 03-7846 6632.

R.E.A.L Kids Shah Alam Seksyen 8 - English Class Teacher, Mandarin Subject Teacher, Assistant Teacher. Call 03-5511 4203.

R.E.A.L Kids Bandar Sunway - English Class Teacher, Assistant Teacher. Call 03-5611 7533.

Any other questions, kindly call R.E.A.L Education Group HR Department (Recruitment) at 03-5631 8000 or 03-5621 7201 or drop your CV to recruit@real.edu.my.


Sunday, April 6, 2014

When Children Quarrel, They Learn to Make Up. - Principal Loh Guay Hiong

Article on The Star newspaper Malaysia, 6 April 2014 by Emily Chan - NIE Star Educate, Sunday, page 16.
"Let them quarrel. When children quarrel, they learn to make up. The younger they are, the easier it is for them to reconcile. This is how they learn to accept differences, resolve conflicts & communicate effectively." - Principal Loh Guay Hiong from SMK Taman Bukit Maluri, with more than 30 years experience working as teacher in 8 different schools. She was the Headmistress for SMK Taman Bukit Maluri, Kepong for the last 3 years.

I had the privilege of working under Principal Puan Loh's leadership for a short few months while working as a Temporary Teacher teaching everything from Maths & Economics up to BM for Form 5 in 2010. Always in smiles, she didn't speak much. But she brought in a concept of sharing tales of wisdom during weekly assembly. I remembered how the students would quietly resist the "morning moral sessions" and neither did I understand the difficult choices made. But one thing for sure, she made a difference. And her good services & positive outlook will forever be remembered and loved dearly by the people she impacted.