SP Engineering Diploma graduates also stand a lot of chance
working in the engineering industry.
Yes. SP Engineering courses prepares us for the work, the world
and the future.
Recently, at the lecturers' level, the lecturers were told to
work on their competency. Already, MST/Exams must not have so much
repeated questions; must have new questions. The modules are
becoming more difficult.
The lecturers are on alert for any update. Previously, it was
the change of colour code. Soon, some ISO standards will be
updated/Introduced.
The students are equipped with the latest knowledge and the
relevant skills for work. Hence, if they come out to work upon
graduation, they have an edge over other new workers in the
industry.
However, the negative aspect is that it is becoming more hard
for SP Engineering students to get high GPA. Previously, there is
already this ATS nonsense. Then, it is MST/Exam have to set new
questions. Soon, it is about raising competency. It is only going
to become harder and harder.
This is why just now I wrote a post to advise my juniors to opt
for polys that are average, instead of polys that are well-known. I
admire my friends at NP, NYP and RP. TP I heard their engineering
is about the same as SP Engineering. The people at NP, NYP and RP
who study engineering have a easier life. I guess it is easier for
them to get high GPA.
What to do? This is life. Life is not fair. :(
Actually, I was wondering, if students really want to work
immediately after graduating from Engineering course in Poly, why
not straightaway from O level go to the technical schools to attend
technical courses, to become LEW (Licensed Electric Worker)?
Anyway, after one graduates from Poly with engineering diploma,
he still cannot be electrician yet, until he gets the LEW
certification (which takes around/at-least two to three years). So
why not straightaway go study and train to become LEW, if they
really want to work immediately after graduating from Poly
Engineering course?