In the slump of world economy where most companies went bankrupt, Adobe leads the way to success.
Adobe Ranks No. 11 on FORTUNE’s Annual List
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Jan. 23, 2009 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced it is ranked the 11th best company to work for in America, according to FORTUNE magazine’s 12th annual “100 Best Companies to Work For” survey.
This marks the tenth year Adobe has been included on the list. For 2009, Adobe is among the top companies included from the high-tech sector, and in FORTUNE’s subcategory of midsized companies (those with 2,500 to 10,000 U.S. employees), Adobe’s ranking climbed to No. 2 from No. 12 last year. Additionally, Adobe is ranked No. 10 among “top-paying” companies. The full list and related stories are currently available at www.fortune.com and will be featured in FORTUNE’s Feb. 2, 2009, print issue, available on newsstands Jan. 26, 2009.
“Adobe is honored to be included once again on this distinguished list,” said Donna Morris, senior vice president, Human Resources at Adobe. “In the face of continuing global economic uncertainty, our commitment to keeping Adobe a great place is unwavering, and our ranking speaks to our employees’ enthusiasm about growing their careers here.”
Adobe has approximately 7,000 employees in locations worldwide, including North America, Europe, Japan and Asia Pacific. More than half of Adobe’s employees are located in the United States. Adobe is headquartered in San Jose, Calif., with U.S. research and development sites in Sacramento, Calif., San Francisco, Calif., Santa Rosa, Calif., Seattle, Wash., Boston, Mass., and Arden Hills, Minn., in addition to a nationwide network of sales offices.
In total, 353 U.S. companies vied for a place on the “100 Best Companies to Work For” list. Two-thirds of a company’s score is based on the 57-question survey created by the Great Place to Work® Institute, a global research and consulting firm with affiliates worldwide. FORTUNE polled a minimum of 400 randomly selected employees at each company. The remaining third is based on a company’s responses to the Culture Audit questionnaire, which included questions about demographics, pay and benefit programs, and open-ended questions on philosophy, communication and more.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Disney uses Adobe Technology
The importance of Adobe Certifications is unimaginable.
ADOBE MAX 2008, SAN FRANCISCO — Nov. 17, 2008 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced that Disney.com, the No. 1 ranked kids entertainment and family community destination on the Web*, is leveraging Adobe video solutions to create and deliver rich interactive experiences. Over the past several months, Disney.com has experienced record online traffic levels as viewers logged on to watch full-length movies delivered via the Adobe® Flash® Platform, the de facto standard for delivering interactive content, applications, and video on the Web. The announcement coincides with the keynote address at Adobe MAX 2008 North America in San Francisco, Calif., where Bud Albers, chief technology officer for Disney Interactive Media Group, is showcasing Disney.com’s successes with online video streaming.
Disney.com began streaming full-length movies online using the Adobe Flash Platform in June 2008. Since then, Disney.com has set new site records for traffic. The online version of the movie “Camp Rock,” which aired using Flash technology on June 23, 2008, was extremely popular and attracted hundreds of thousands of video plays and increased Disney.com traffic by 37 percent.
Disney is the latest media giant to adopt Adobe Flash software for delivering video to the Web. According to a September 2008 study by comScore Media Metrix, 81percent of online videos viewed worldwide are delivered using Adobe Flash technology, making it the No. 1 format for video on the Web. The study showed over 12 billion online videos are viewed monthly.
“We are thrilled that Adobe’s video solutions are used throughout the Disney.com workflow and enhance the success of a must-visit online destination for families and kids,” said Jim Guerard, vice president and general manager of Dynamic Media at Adobe. “Disney’s iconic characters, movies and content are a defining part of our shared popular culture and Adobe Flash technology is the cornerstone to ensuring Disney.com delivers a high-impact experience, to a huge online audience.”
“Adobe video solutions enable us to engage and entertain our audience in rich, interactive, and unprecedented ways. The ubiquitous Adobe Flash Player provides a rich guest experience and allows Disney.com viewers to instantly access our content,” said Bud Albers, chief technology officer and executive vice president, Disney Interactive Media Group.
ADOBE MAX 2008, SAN FRANCISCO — Nov. 17, 2008 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced that Disney.com, the No. 1 ranked kids entertainment and family community destination on the Web*, is leveraging Adobe video solutions to create and deliver rich interactive experiences. Over the past several months, Disney.com has experienced record online traffic levels as viewers logged on to watch full-length movies delivered via the Adobe® Flash® Platform, the de facto standard for delivering interactive content, applications, and video on the Web. The announcement coincides with the keynote address at Adobe MAX 2008 North America in San Francisco, Calif., where Bud Albers, chief technology officer for Disney Interactive Media Group, is showcasing Disney.com’s successes with online video streaming.
Disney.com began streaming full-length movies online using the Adobe Flash Platform in June 2008. Since then, Disney.com has set new site records for traffic. The online version of the movie “Camp Rock,” which aired using Flash technology on June 23, 2008, was extremely popular and attracted hundreds of thousands of video plays and increased Disney.com traffic by 37 percent.
Disney is the latest media giant to adopt Adobe Flash software for delivering video to the Web. According to a September 2008 study by comScore Media Metrix, 81percent of online videos viewed worldwide are delivered using Adobe Flash technology, making it the No. 1 format for video on the Web. The study showed over 12 billion online videos are viewed monthly.
“We are thrilled that Adobe’s video solutions are used throughout the Disney.com workflow and enhance the success of a must-visit online destination for families and kids,” said Jim Guerard, vice president and general manager of Dynamic Media at Adobe. “Disney’s iconic characters, movies and content are a defining part of our shared popular culture and Adobe Flash technology is the cornerstone to ensuring Disney.com delivers a high-impact experience, to a huge online audience.”
“Adobe video solutions enable us to engage and entertain our audience in rich, interactive, and unprecedented ways. The ubiquitous Adobe Flash Player provides a rich guest experience and allows Disney.com viewers to instantly access our content,” said Bud Albers, chief technology officer and executive vice president, Disney Interactive Media Group.
Intel and Adobe Extend Flash Technology to TV
The power of flash technology is unquestionable.
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 5, 2009 - Adobe® Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) and Intel Corporation today announced plans to collaborate on the development to port and optimize Adobe® Flash® technology for the Intel® Media Processor CE 3100. This effort is expected to provide consumers with richer and more seamless Web-based and video viewing experiences through advanced Intel-based cable set-top boxes, Blu-ray Disc players, digital TVs and retail connected AV devices.
The high-definition capabilities of the Adobe Flash Platform, together with the Intel® Media Processor CE 3100, the first in a new family of purpose-built Intel System on Chips (SoCs) for CE devices, creates a powerful entertainment hub capable of delivering rich Web content and Adobe Flash based applications to an array of Internet-connected CE devices. Intel and Adobe are working together to optimize both the Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Flash Lite™ for the CE3100. Intel plans to ship the first CE3100 with support for an optimized implementation of Adobe Flash Lite before mid-2009.
The two companies are uniquely positioned to support consistent, rich Internet content across PCs, laptops, netbooks, mobile Internet devices (MIDs) and now the TV, extending the shared business objectives of accelerating rich video and Internet content across the full breadth of consumer devices.
“The Intel® Media Processor CE 3100 is a highly integrated solution that provides a powerful, yet flexible technology foundation that will bring to life the high-definition capabilities of Adobe Flash,” said William O. Leszinske Jr., general manager of Intel’s Digital Home Group. “Our effort with Adobe is poised to accelerate a rich, yet relevant Internet experience on the TV that will provide consumers with access to a growing number of Flash based applications that will ultimately be enjoyed across a number of screens seamlessly, from the laptop to a MID and now the TV.”
Intel and Adobe have a long history of technical collaboration, including, most recently, being founding members of the Open Screen Project. Announced in May 2008, the Open Screen Project is designed to enable a consistent runtime environment across screens. The initiative has 20 major industry partners and is dedicated to enable Web content, standalone applications and full Web browsing across televisions, set-top boxes, mobile devices and other consumer electronics that take advantage of Adobe® AIR™ and Adobe Flash capabilities.
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 5, 2009 - Adobe® Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) and Intel Corporation today announced plans to collaborate on the development to port and optimize Adobe® Flash® technology for the Intel® Media Processor CE 3100. This effort is expected to provide consumers with richer and more seamless Web-based and video viewing experiences through advanced Intel-based cable set-top boxes, Blu-ray Disc players, digital TVs and retail connected AV devices.
The high-definition capabilities of the Adobe Flash Platform, together with the Intel® Media Processor CE 3100, the first in a new family of purpose-built Intel System on Chips (SoCs) for CE devices, creates a powerful entertainment hub capable of delivering rich Web content and Adobe Flash based applications to an array of Internet-connected CE devices. Intel and Adobe are working together to optimize both the Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Flash Lite™ for the CE3100. Intel plans to ship the first CE3100 with support for an optimized implementation of Adobe Flash Lite before mid-2009.
The two companies are uniquely positioned to support consistent, rich Internet content across PCs, laptops, netbooks, mobile Internet devices (MIDs) and now the TV, extending the shared business objectives of accelerating rich video and Internet content across the full breadth of consumer devices.
“The Intel® Media Processor CE 3100 is a highly integrated solution that provides a powerful, yet flexible technology foundation that will bring to life the high-definition capabilities of Adobe Flash,” said William O. Leszinske Jr., general manager of Intel’s Digital Home Group. “Our effort with Adobe is poised to accelerate a rich, yet relevant Internet experience on the TV that will provide consumers with access to a growing number of Flash based applications that will ultimately be enjoyed across a number of screens seamlessly, from the laptop to a MID and now the TV.”
Intel and Adobe have a long history of technical collaboration, including, most recently, being founding members of the Open Screen Project. Announced in May 2008, the Open Screen Project is designed to enable a consistent runtime environment across screens. The initiative has 20 major industry partners and is dedicated to enable Web content, standalone applications and full Web browsing across televisions, set-top boxes, mobile devices and other consumer electronics that take advantage of Adobe® AIR™ and Adobe Flash capabilities.
BBC Uses Adobe Air
More career opportunities for Adobe Graduates!
Strategic Partnership Enables Download Solution for Mac, Linux and Windows Users
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Dec. 19, 2008 — The BBC and Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the public beta of the new BBC iPlayer Desktop download manager built on Adobe® AIR™, a key component of the Adobe Flash® Platform.
The new BBC iPlayer Desktop beta will enable Windows®, Mac and Linux® users to download programs to their desktops. Previously, the ability to download programs was only available for Windows users. Now, the new download manager allows users to view their favorite BBC shows, online or offline, with a high-quality solution across operating systems.
The BBC iPlayer Desktop application on Adobe AIR will be available to BBC iPlayer Labs users, who can sign up at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/labs . The BBC iPlayer Desktop application on AIR will be rolled out to all BBC iPlayer users during 2009.
Erik Huggers, director, BBC Future Media & Technology, said: “Since it launched at the end of last year, BBC iPlayer programs have been available for streaming on Windows, Mac and Linux computers. Today, we’re pleased to display our commitment to providing a cross-platform download solution for BBC iPlayer users, as Mac and Linux users are now able to download BBC iPlayer programs to play offline.”
Jim Guerard, vice president and general manager of Dynamic Media at Adobe, said: “The BBC is recognized worldwide as a trusted broadcast innovator. The BBC iPlayer Desktop beta on Adobe AIR will help extend their popular browser-based Web video broadcasts to more viewers with a high-quality, instant-on Internet TV experience outside the browser and across all major operating systems.”
The BBC iPlayer Desktop beta on Adobe AIR builds on an existing strategic relationship between the BBC and Adobe. The BBC iPlayer Desktop beta also integrates Adobe Flash Rights Management Server software for content protection.
Strategic Partnership Enables Download Solution for Mac, Linux and Windows Users
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Dec. 19, 2008 — The BBC and Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the public beta of the new BBC iPlayer Desktop download manager built on Adobe® AIR™, a key component of the Adobe Flash® Platform.
The new BBC iPlayer Desktop beta will enable Windows®, Mac and Linux® users to download programs to their desktops. Previously, the ability to download programs was only available for Windows users. Now, the new download manager allows users to view their favorite BBC shows, online or offline, with a high-quality solution across operating systems.
The BBC iPlayer Desktop application on Adobe AIR will be available to BBC iPlayer Labs users, who can sign up at www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/labs . The BBC iPlayer Desktop application on AIR will be rolled out to all BBC iPlayer users during 2009.
Erik Huggers, director, BBC Future Media & Technology, said: “Since it launched at the end of last year, BBC iPlayer programs have been available for streaming on Windows, Mac and Linux computers. Today, we’re pleased to display our commitment to providing a cross-platform download solution for BBC iPlayer users, as Mac and Linux users are now able to download BBC iPlayer programs to play offline.”
Jim Guerard, vice president and general manager of Dynamic Media at Adobe, said: “The BBC is recognized worldwide as a trusted broadcast innovator. The BBC iPlayer Desktop beta on Adobe AIR will help extend their popular browser-based Web video broadcasts to more viewers with a high-quality, instant-on Internet TV experience outside the browser and across all major operating systems.”
The BBC iPlayer Desktop beta on Adobe AIR builds on an existing strategic relationship between the BBC and Adobe. The BBC iPlayer Desktop beta also integrates Adobe Flash Rights Management Server software for content protection.
Monday, February 2, 2009
New Intake For Adobe Certified Expert Program - June 2009
Application begins for;
- Adobe Illustrator & Adobe InDesign. (Application ends at 15th May 2009)
Upon completion of Adobe Illustrator, graduates will be awarded with Adobe Certified Expert Certificate In Adobe Illustrator from Adobe Systems Incorporated and could perform;
Advanced drawing and path editing
• Creating template layers
• Drawing complex bezier shapes
• Setting anchor point and handle display preferences
• Using the Control panel to edit paths
• Adding and deleting anchor points
• Manipulating paths, points and direction handles
• Converting anchor points
• Simplifying paths
• Cleaning up errant paths
• Outlining strokes
• Controlling eraser tool options
• Tips for drawing better curves
• Advanced LiveTrace options
Advanced use of colour
• Editing colours using menu commands
• Extracting colours from artwork
• Replacing and merging swatches
• Using the Colour Guide panel
• Using Live Colour
• Editing colours with Live Colour
• Modifying colour in artwork
• Finding colours with Kuler
Filters and effects
• Filters vs effects
• Document Raster Effect settings
• Illustrator and Photoshop filters
• Using the Scribble effect
• Using the Transform effect to create complex transformations
Understanding appearances
• Using the Appearance panel
• Targeting object attributes
• Adding multiple attributes
• Manipulating the stacking order
• Applying Live Effects
• Editing Live Effects
• Expanding appearances
Saving time with styles
• Applying styles
• Creating and modifying styles
Creating patterns
• Creating symmetrical patterns
• Creating complex patterns
• Saving pattern swatches
Creating transparent art
• Displaying transparency
• Applying transparency to simple objects, groups and layers
• Applying transparency to individual object attributes
• Working with opacity masks
• Flattening transparency artwork
• Guidelines for successful output
Using clipping masks
• Working with clipping masks
• Modifying clipping masks
Advanced use of symbols
• Creating symbols
• Managing symbols
• Creating symbol libraries
• Symbols and Flash
Compound shapes and paths
• Understanding Compound shapes and paths
• Controlling transparency
• Editing compound paths
Working in 3D
• Creating custom 3D shapes
• Creating 3D type
• Using lighting effects
• Wrapping artwork onto 3D art
Working with imported images
• Placing vs embedding images
• Displaying layer comps
• Using the Links panel
• Applying spots to greyscales
Trimming artwork
• Creating crop and trim marks
• Using the Crop Area tool
Creating high resolution PDFs
• Creating PDFs
• Global PDF export options
Preparing for print
• Cleaning up your files
• Advanced printing concerns
Upon completion of Adobe InDesign, graduates will be awarded with Adobe Certified Expert Certificate In Adobe InDesign from Adobe Systems Incorporated and could perform;
Managing Your Workspace
Organizing Your Palettes
Advanced Zooming and Navigation
Advanced View Options
Dragging Items Between Documents
Third-Party plug-ins
Page Layout
Master Page Tips and Tricks
Using Facing Pages
Using Libraries
File Formats
Type
Advanced Style Sheet Tips
Managing Long Documents
Indexing
Table of Contents
Text Gradients
Hyphenation and Justifi cation
Tracking and Kerning
Drawing
Mastering the Pen Tool
Pen Tool Shortcuts
Compound Paths
Where Text Meets Graphics
Inline Graphics
Creating Type Outlines
Text Wrap Options
sing Transparency
Importing and Exporting
Adding Excel or Word Tables
Import Text Options
Import Graphic Options
PDF Styles
Export Options
Long Documents
Adding Indexes
Using Table of Contents
Numbering & Section Options
The XML Factor
What is XML?
Adding Structure with XML
Exporting to XML
Mapping Styles to Tags
Tips for Working with XML
Libraries for Effi cient XML Production
Colour
Using the Eyedropper to Create New Swatches
Spot or Process?
Printing
Using Printer Styles
Colour Separations
Understanding the Print Menu
The Transparency Flattener
Preflight and Package
Scripting
Using the Script palette
Editing the Scripting Label
Requirements:
- minimum 13 years of age
- basic computer skills
Apply now at;
Penang, Malaysia
SayPBS Creative Laboratories
24, Jalan Moulmein,
Pulau Tikus, 10350 Penang.
Tel : 016-4730225
- Course duration is 6 months.
- fees as low as RM 1800.00 per course
* Print this application agreement and send it to us for application.
* Print this course and examination agreement and send it to us for application.
Or at
United Kingdom
Multimedia Centre
Head Office
Castlemead
Lower Castle Street
Bristol BS1 3AG
Tel. +44 (0)845 686 0266
Fax +44 (0)845 280 0100
- Course duration is 4 days.
- fees as low as RM 6237.00 per course
or
Academy Class Ltd
Centre for Media Excellence
7A Bayham Street, Mornington Crescent
London NW1 0EY
- Course duration is 4 days.
- fees as low as RM 5600.00 per course
or
Australia
Alpha Computer Consultants
Level 3, 123 Clarence Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Tel: 61 2 9299 4570
Fax: 61 2 9299 4429
Tel: 1300 880 860
- Course duration is 5 days.
- fees as low as RM 5800.00 per course
or
United States
Sterling Ledet & Associates, Inc
420, 5th Ave @ 38th St
New York, NY 10018
Toll Free: 877/819-2665
- course duration is 3 days
- fees as low as RM 6120.00 per course
- Adobe Illustrator & Adobe InDesign. (Application ends at 15th May 2009)
Upon completion of Adobe Illustrator, graduates will be awarded with Adobe Certified Expert Certificate In Adobe Illustrator from Adobe Systems Incorporated and could perform;
Advanced drawing and path editing
• Creating template layers
• Drawing complex bezier shapes
• Setting anchor point and handle display preferences
• Using the Control panel to edit paths
• Adding and deleting anchor points
• Manipulating paths, points and direction handles
• Converting anchor points
• Simplifying paths
• Cleaning up errant paths
• Outlining strokes
• Controlling eraser tool options
• Tips for drawing better curves
• Advanced LiveTrace options
Advanced use of colour
• Editing colours using menu commands
• Extracting colours from artwork
• Replacing and merging swatches
• Using the Colour Guide panel
• Using Live Colour
• Editing colours with Live Colour
• Modifying colour in artwork
• Finding colours with Kuler
Filters and effects
• Filters vs effects
• Document Raster Effect settings
• Illustrator and Photoshop filters
• Using the Scribble effect
• Using the Transform effect to create complex transformations
Understanding appearances
• Using the Appearance panel
• Targeting object attributes
• Adding multiple attributes
• Manipulating the stacking order
• Applying Live Effects
• Editing Live Effects
• Expanding appearances
Saving time with styles
• Applying styles
• Creating and modifying styles
Creating patterns
• Creating symmetrical patterns
• Creating complex patterns
• Saving pattern swatches
Creating transparent art
• Displaying transparency
• Applying transparency to simple objects, groups and layers
• Applying transparency to individual object attributes
• Working with opacity masks
• Flattening transparency artwork
• Guidelines for successful output
Using clipping masks
• Working with clipping masks
• Modifying clipping masks
Advanced use of symbols
• Creating symbols
• Managing symbols
• Creating symbol libraries
• Symbols and Flash
Compound shapes and paths
• Understanding Compound shapes and paths
• Controlling transparency
• Editing compound paths
Working in 3D
• Creating custom 3D shapes
• Creating 3D type
• Using lighting effects
• Wrapping artwork onto 3D art
Working with imported images
• Placing vs embedding images
• Displaying layer comps
• Using the Links panel
• Applying spots to greyscales
Trimming artwork
• Creating crop and trim marks
• Using the Crop Area tool
Creating high resolution PDFs
• Creating PDFs
• Global PDF export options
Preparing for print
• Cleaning up your files
• Advanced printing concerns
Upon completion of Adobe InDesign, graduates will be awarded with Adobe Certified Expert Certificate In Adobe InDesign from Adobe Systems Incorporated and could perform;
Managing Your Workspace
Organizing Your Palettes
Advanced Zooming and Navigation
Advanced View Options
Dragging Items Between Documents
Third-Party plug-ins
Page Layout
Master Page Tips and Tricks
Using Facing Pages
Using Libraries
File Formats
Type
Advanced Style Sheet Tips
Managing Long Documents
Indexing
Table of Contents
Text Gradients
Hyphenation and Justifi cation
Tracking and Kerning
Drawing
Mastering the Pen Tool
Pen Tool Shortcuts
Compound Paths
Where Text Meets Graphics
Inline Graphics
Creating Type Outlines
Text Wrap Options
sing Transparency
Importing and Exporting
Adding Excel or Word Tables
Import Text Options
Import Graphic Options
PDF Styles
Export Options
Long Documents
Adding Indexes
Using Table of Contents
Numbering & Section Options
The XML Factor
What is XML?
Adding Structure with XML
Exporting to XML
Mapping Styles to Tags
Tips for Working with XML
Libraries for Effi cient XML Production
Colour
Using the Eyedropper to Create New Swatches
Spot or Process?
Printing
Using Printer Styles
Colour Separations
Understanding the Print Menu
The Transparency Flattener
Preflight and Package
Scripting
Using the Script palette
Editing the Scripting Label
Requirements:
- minimum 13 years of age
- basic computer skills
Apply now at;
Penang, Malaysia
SayPBS Creative Laboratories
24, Jalan Moulmein,
Pulau Tikus, 10350 Penang.
Tel : 016-4730225
- Course duration is 6 months.
- fees as low as RM 1800.00 per course
* Print this application agreement and send it to us for application.
* Print this course and examination agreement and send it to us for application.
Or at
United Kingdom
Multimedia Centre
Head Office
Castlemead
Lower Castle Street
Bristol BS1 3AG
Tel. +44 (0)845 686 0266
Fax +44 (0)845 280 0100
- Course duration is 4 days.
- fees as low as RM 6237.00 per course
or
Academy Class Ltd
Centre for Media Excellence
7A Bayham Street, Mornington Crescent
London NW1 0EY
- Course duration is 4 days.
- fees as low as RM 5600.00 per course
or
Australia
Alpha Computer Consultants
Level 3, 123 Clarence Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Tel: 61 2 9299 4570
Fax: 61 2 9299 4429
Tel: 1300 880 860
- Course duration is 5 days.
- fees as low as RM 5800.00 per course
or
United States
Sterling Ledet & Associates, Inc
420, 5th Ave @ 38th St
New York, NY 10018
Toll Free: 877/819-2665
- course duration is 3 days
- fees as low as RM 6120.00 per course
Job Opportunities With SayPBS
Career Opportunities
Teaching Vacancies - 3 Vacancies
Primary
1. English - Position for an assistant English teacher for Cambridge YLE.
* Minimum qualification - SPM.
* Having Cambridge ESOL qualification is an added advantage.
* Age - between 17 - 25 years old.
Secondary
2. Mathematics - Position for an assistant Mathematics teacher for PMR syllabus.
* Minimum qualification - SPM.
* Distinction in Mathematics is an added advantage.
* Age - between 17 - 25 years old.
3. Additional Mathematics - Position for an assistant Additional Mathematics teacher for SPM syllabus.
* Minimum qualification - SPM.
* At least a C in Additional Mathematics in SPM
* Age - between 17 - 25 years old.
Application
A brief letter of application, resume and and contact details to be sent to:
For position 1;
SayPBS International
Cambridge ESOL English Department.
24, Jalan Moulmein, Pulau Tikus, 10350 Penang.
Tel: 016-4730225 for an interview appointment.
For position 2 & 3;
Pusat Bimbingan Saw
Academic Tutorial Centre
24, Jalan Moulmein, Pulau Tikus, 10350 Penang.
Tel: 016-4730225 for an interview appointment.
Teaching Vacancies - 3 Vacancies
Primary
1. English - Position for an assistant English teacher for Cambridge YLE.
* Minimum qualification - SPM.
* Having Cambridge ESOL qualification is an added advantage.
* Age - between 17 - 25 years old.
Secondary
2. Mathematics - Position for an assistant Mathematics teacher for PMR syllabus.
* Minimum qualification - SPM.
* Distinction in Mathematics is an added advantage.
* Age - between 17 - 25 years old.
3. Additional Mathematics - Position for an assistant Additional Mathematics teacher for SPM syllabus.
* Minimum qualification - SPM.
* At least a C in Additional Mathematics in SPM
* Age - between 17 - 25 years old.
Application
A brief letter of application, resume and and contact details to be sent to:
For position 1;
SayPBS International
Cambridge ESOL English Department.
24, Jalan Moulmein, Pulau Tikus, 10350 Penang.
Tel: 016-4730225 for an interview appointment.
For position 2 & 3;
Pusat Bimbingan Saw
Academic Tutorial Centre
24, Jalan Moulmein, Pulau Tikus, 10350 Penang.
Tel: 016-4730225 for an interview appointment.
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