Empowering Today's Students

EasyUni, Asia's leading education site, takes heed of this situation by extending its help to students who require assistance in this time of need. "This is a big issue affecting poor and middle-income students in the entire nation. We in EasyUni think we can play a big role to help out empower our students," says Edwin Tay, CEO and Co-Founder of EasyUni Sdn Bhd.

With this in mind, the organisation is launching a Paid Internship Programme for college and university students studying in Malaysia who want to earn extra cash while still in school. Interns and part-timers will get a chance to work in various industries including Food and Beverage (F&B), Advertising, Retail, E-commerce, IT and others.

In addition, EasyUni, together with the partners, will host a series of talks featuring topics related to youth empowerment, entrepreneurship and money management.

"EasyUni was launched with a mission to help students. This initiative is another one of many that we have done and many more that we will do," says Tay. "Aside from offering a chance to work in our organisation, we are offering opportunities for students to learn skills on how to manage their finances and help themselves, while they are still in school."

The talks will invite experts and leaders from various fields, hoping to inspire students by making them recognise their gifts, skills and talents which they can use to support themselves and take care of their expenses.

Through these efforts EasyUni hopes to help empower our students so they can realise their full-potential by creating opportunities for them to learn and use their abilities to make significant change in their lives. For more information and updates on this project, visit http://goo.gl/XML1Az.