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INTI x Hopes Malaysia: Sustainable Farming Empowerment Volunteering Visit

INTI College Sabah, incollaboration with Hopes Malaysia, successfully organised the SustainableFarming Empowerment Volunteering Visit at Kampung Bokilong, Kadamaian, KotaBelud,on 23 June 2026. The visit aimed to support andengage with the local community while providing volunteers with a meaningfulopportunity to experience rural life and sustainable farming practicesfirsthand. Throughout the programme, participants interacted with villagers during a meet-and-greet session,fostering connections and gaining insights into the community’s way of life, culture, andagricultural activities. Volunteers were also given theopportunity to participate in farming activities, allowingthem to gain valuableinsights into traditional farming methods and understand the importance of sustainableagriculture. One of the highlights of the visit was the harvesting experience,where participants worked alongside villagers and experienced the rewardingprocess of harvestingfresh produce. The villagers warmly welcomed thevolunteers and generously hosted a traditional lunch featuring local Sabahancuisine, allowing participants to appreciate the rich cultural heritage of theKadamaian community. The programme served as ameaningful platform for community engagement, cultural exchange, andexperiential learning. Through this initiative, INTI College Sabah and HopesMalaysia continue to promote volunteerism, sustainability, and socialresponsibility while strengthening relationships with local communities.

2026-06-25

INTI College Sabah’s Alumni Sharing on “ Building Connections: The Importance of Networking & Collaboration."

On 9 June 2026, ICS alumnus and marketing professional Low Eng Hong conducted a sharing session titled "Building Connections: The Importance of Networking & Collaboration." During the session, he shared his educational journey from completing a Diploma in Business to earning a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Event Management and Marketing, as well as his professional experiences in event management, marketing, and the FMCG industry. He emphasized the vital role that networking and collaboration play in creating career and business opportunities. Drawing from his experience working with renowned brands such as Honda, UOB, Chery, Seiko, Acer, and Nintendo, he demonstrated how professional relationships can lead to new projects, career advancement, and valuable industry exposure. He encouraged students to take initiative, and gain practical experience through part-time employment, event participation, entrepreneurship, and extracurricular activities He also shared an important piece of advice:"Start even when you feel lost." The session highlighted the importance of building meaningful connections, developing strong communication skills, and collaborating effectively with others to achieve personal and professional success. Overall, the sharing session provided students with valuable insights into career development and inspired them to actively expand their professional networks and pursue opportunities beyond the classroom.

2026-06-15

ICS Alumni Sharing on "How Communication & Creativity Shape Career Success"

An alumna of INTI College Sabah (ICS), Ms Caroline Jade, holds a Diploma in Businessand a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Business Administration awarded by the University ofHertfordshire, UK. She is actively involved in digital marketing initiatives,including content creation, social media management, and conducting dailylivestream sessions. Currently, she serves as a Digital Marketer and Livestreamer at BYD Regas EVSabah. On 16 May 2026, she conducted an alumni sharing sessiontitled “How Communication & Creativity Shape Career Success?” Duringthe session, she shared her personal learning journey and highlighted that she had previously served as theINTIMA Vice President of Activities during her time at ICS. Apart from academics,she was also actively involved in the Performing Arts Club and participated in organizing numerous studentactivities and events. Through these experiences, she learned the importance ofcommunication, teamwork, leadership, and creativity. She emphasized that thecommunication skills she developed through campus activities and student involvement provided her with valuable industryexposure and contributed to her career opportunity with BYD. Ms Caroline Jade also encouraged students to step out oftheir comfort zones during college life by actively participating inactivities, learning new skills, and building friendships and networkingopportunities. She shared that involvement in campus activities not onlyenhances communication skills but also helps students grow personally andprofessionally. Two additional speakers from BYD Regas EV Sabah, Mr RaynerOliver Sharif, the in-house trainer, and Ms Jessica Ng, the TopSales Advisor, also conducted sharing sessions during the event. They sharedvaluable product knowledge and insights into Electric Vehicles (EVs), including EVtechnology, features, and the future of sustainable mobility. Their sessionprovided students with greater exposure to the growing EV industry andreal-world automotive knowledge. A30th Anniversary Souvenir and Certificate of Appreciation were presented by MsYap May Lin, Head of the StudentRecruitment & Career Development Office, to the three speakers inappreciation of their valuable sharing and contribution to the session.

2026-05-19

INTI College Sabah’s Alumni Sharing on “How New Digital Media Works”

An alumnus of INTI College Sabah, Mr. Ho Vui Huen, holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Event Management & Marketing with the University of Hertfordshire, UK. With over five years of experience in marketing and events, he currently serves as a Marketing Manager, leading and executing more than 20 events annually and producing over 100 marketing videos. His contributions have supported Proton Malaysia’s achievement of Top 5 nationwide sales rankings, demonstrating his ability to develop campaigns that strengthen brand presence and drive measurable outcomes. On 9 May 2026, staff and students participated in a field trip to Proton Harapan Maju. During the visit, Mr. Ho Vui Huen conducted a sharing session titled “Digital Marketing: How New Media Works.” During the session, he presented real-life examples and shared practical insights into digital marketing and new media strategies. Students also actively participated in a hands-on activity by conducting a live-streaming session, allowing them to gain practical exposure to real-world marketing practices. The field trip and sharing session provided valuable industry exposure and enhanced students’ understanding of current digital marketing trends, content creation, and the role of new media in today’s business environment.

2026-05-13

Learning Beyond the Classroom: INTI Students Make Waves at Borneo Ultra Ocean Cleanup 5

On 18 April 2026, INTI students stepped beyond the classroom and into action at Borneo Ultra Ocean Cleanup 5, in collaboration with Tentera Laut Diraja Malaysia (TLDM), as part of an initiative to promote environmental sustainability and community engagement. Held at Taman Teluk Likas and Taman Laut Tunku Abdul Rahman, the initiative brought together passionate volunteers by a shared purpose to protect and preserve our marine ecosystem. Throughout the programme, students took an active role in clearing coastal waste, directly contributing to the fight against ocean pollution. More importantly, they gained valuable, real-world insights into environmental challenges, transforming awareness into meaningful actions. Beyond the cleanup, the experience sparked deeper conversations about sustainability, responsible waste management, and the long term impact of human activity on marine ecosystems. It was not just about was was collect, but what was learned. This initiative reflects INTI’s commitment to holistic, future-focused education. By integrating experiential learning with community engagement, we empower our students to become responsible leaders, collaborative team players, and advocates for a more sustainable world. At INTI, learning doesn’t stop in the classroom. It comes alive through purpose, action, and impact.

2026-04-24

INTI College Sabah Hosts Industry Sharing Session on Employer Expectations and Career Readiness

INTI College Sabah recently strengthened its commitment to industry-relevant education by hosting an engaging sharing session led by Ms. Chong Yi Zhen, a Human Resources Specialist from Sabah Kibing Solar. The session provided students and staff with valuable exposure to real-world industry perspectives, reinforcing the importance of career readiness in today’s competitive landscape. Ms. Chong Yi Zhen currently serves as a Training Coordinator, where she plays an active role in organizing and delivering internal training and internship programmes. She is deeply committed to talent development and is passionate about empowering employees through effective learning initiatives. An alumna of INTI College Sabah, Ms Chong holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Business Administration (3+0), awarded in collaboration with the University of Hertfordshire. She is currently pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) as part of her continuous professional development. On 15 April 2026, Ms. Chong Yi Zhen was invited to conduct a sharing session for students and staff of INTI College Sabah. During the session, she shared the latest employer requirements and industry expectations. Participants also benefited from her practical guidance on interview techniques, as well as her emphasis on the essential soft skills required to succeed in today’s job market.

2026-04-24

Dongying Vocational College Visits INTI College Sabah for Academic Exchange

Strengthening Academic Collaboration: Dongying Vocational College Visits INTI College Sabah On 1 April 2026, a delegation from Dongying Vocational College, led by Vice President Zhao Yunhua, visited INTI College Sabah to strengthen academic collaboration and explore new initiatives in international vocational education. The meeting, chaired by the Chief Executive, Roselyn Chua Lian Hwa, highlighted successful cooperation since 2024, including student exchanges and the “Banmo College” project. Key outcomes include plans to continue student exchange programmes in September 2026, introduce E-commerce and Marketing courses, and launch the Malaysia Overseas Agricultural Technology College initiative. Both institutions also signed a supplementary agreement covering language training, talent development, and joint programmes, reinforcing their commitment to deeper collaboration and global engagement.

2026-04-08

INTI College Sabah Celebrates Chinese New Year 2026 with Festive Campus Gathering

INTICollege Sabah ushered in the Chinese New Year with a vibrant celebration at itsnew 8-storey campus at Batu 2.5, Jalan Tuaran, Kota Kinabalu, bringing togetherstudents, staff, and guests to celebrate the festive season while reflecting onthe College’s continued growth and future aspirations. Thecelebration was particularly meaningful following the College’s relocation toits new campus last year, which coincided with INTI College Sabah’s 30thanniversary. This milestone reflects the institution’s continued growth and itsunwavering commitment to providing an enhanced learning environment forstudents. Theevent featured vibrant performances by students and the Student Council (31stINTIMA), a lively lion dance performance, a blessing ceremony, and thetraditional Lao Sang toss which is a symbolic gesture representingprosperity, unity, and greater achievements in the year ahead. Intheir addresses, Chairman Cui and Chief Executive Ms. Roselyn Chua encouragedthe College community to embrace the Year of the Horse with resilience, unity,and bold ambition. Their messages reflected INTI College Sabah’sforward-looking vision and determination to pursue new opportunities withconfidence. Thecelebration highlighted not only the festive spirit of the Chinese New Year butalso reaffirmed the College’s dedication to excellence and student-centerededucation as it embarks on its next chapter of development.

2026-03-11

INTI College Sabah Hospitality Students Lead “Warm Bowl, Warm Heart” Charity Initiative

Final-year students from the Diploma in Hotel Management programme at INTI College Sabah recently transformed a classroom assignment into a meaningful act of service through a charity initiative titled “Warm Bowl, Warm Heart.” What began as a requirement for their Event Management subject soon became a powerful experience of empathy, courage, and community engagement. An alumnus also supported the initiative, encouraging the students and reminding them that giving back to the community is a lifelong responsibility. With determination and genuine care for the community, the students reached out to family members, friends, and acquaintances for support. Stepping beyond their comfort zones, they also approached fellow students and lecturers from Asian Tourism International College (ATI) to share their cause. Their efforts were met with overwhelming generosity. The initiative raised RM1,410 in cash donations and approximately RM400 worth of in-kind contributions, including essential food items such as rice, cooking oil, flour, spices, and seasonings. On 11 February 2026, just days before the festive seasons of Chinese New Year and Ramadan, the students delivered the donations to Dapur Kita-Kita in Kota Kinabalu. The soup kitchen supports urban workers and underserved communities by providing daily meals to those in need. Rather than simply handing over the donations, the students also volunteered their time. They helped prepare food, served meals, and interacted with the beneficiaries, gaining firsthand insight into the importance of compassion and community service. The experience left a lasting impression on the students. Charity was no longer just a concept learned in the classroom; it became a meaningful and personal experience. Through this initiative, they discovered that hospitality extends beyond hotels and events; it is about showing kindness, respecting dignity, and serving others with a sincere heart. The “Warm Bowl, Warm Heart” initiative not only provided support for those in need but also helped shape the students into more compassionate and socially responsible future professionals. Initiatives like this reflect INTI College Sabah’s commitment to experiential learning, where students are encouraged to apply their knowledge and skills to make a positive impact on the community.

2026-03-11

Strengthening Maritime Education Partnerships

INTI College Sabah met with BIMP-EAGA Maritime Academy Sdn Bhd and Sealestial Marine Seafarer Training Centre on 6 March 2026 to explore future collaborations in maritime training and education.

2026-03-06

Strengthening Accounting Education in Sabah: INTI College Sabah Meets ACCA Maritime Southeast Asia

INTI College Sabah held a productive meeting with ACCA Maritime Southeast Asia on 12 December 2025 to enhance the landscape of accounting education in Sabah.

2026-01-22

Cultural Exchange Through Film: INTI College Sabah Screens “The Nanjing Photo Studio”

On September 11, INTI College Sabahorganized a special screening of The Nanjing Photo Studio at a local cinema,answering the call of the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of Chinain Sabah. Faculty, Malaysian students, and Chineseinternational students came together for this meaningful cultural exchange,reflecting on history and the universal value of peace. The Chinese ConsulGeneral in Sabah attended the premiere and delivered a speech on strengtheningChina–Malaysia cooperation in education and culture. In her remarks, INTI’s Chief Executiveshared that the college was honoured to support this initiative, emphasizingthat film is a powerful art form that helps students connect with history andthe universal value of peace. The event encouraged thoughtfuldialogue, with students sharing reflections and building mutual understanding.This initiative highlights INTI Sabah’s commitment to cultural exchange, socialresponsibility, and nurturing students with global perspectives, respect, andunderstanding.

2025-09-30

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