Instruction to Candidate

IT Placement Google Form

The information regarding the Industrial Training will usually shared using any suitable medium in poster or digital (i.e. whatsapps) format since the beginning of each semester.

Steps in applying for industrial training placement:

Please check that you are eligible to do industrial training as stipulated in the Industrial Training(IT) requirements of the program.

Fill in

IT Placement google form here⁠

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Upon completion of the IT Placement google form, you will receive:

Application of IT Placement letter/s

Reply Letter from the company

Submit both letters to the company/s that you intent to do your industrial training with. (It is advised that you contact the company first on their allocation/opportunity for IT placement, before sending the letters).

The company will return the Reply Letter to you/ Industrial Training Coordinator (ITC) indicating their acceptance of your placement. (if there is no reply from them, it is best to give them a follow up call within 2 weeks upon submission of your application letter).

If they are unable to accept your application, you have to repeat from step 4. (It is OK to submit application letter to more than one company at the same time).

Meeting with Industrial Training Coordinator (ITC):

The ITC will call for a meeting and briefing at least 2 weeks before the industrial training start. The attendance to the meeting is COMPULSORY:

The objectives of the meeting are:

Briefing on industrial training as a module

Learning Outcomes

Assessment Methods

Briefing on the rules and procedures

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Subject Registration⁠

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Roles of Industrial Trainee⁠

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Roles of Field Supervisor⁠

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Roles of Academic Supervisor⁠

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Conditions⁠

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Updating the contact and communication medium.

Briefing on the discipline and etiquette.

Briefing on report writing and submission.

Steps in applying for industrial training placement:

Meeting with Industrial Training Coordinator (ITC):

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