Speak Up Podcast: Recent Episodes
AIESEC in Malaysia
Speak Up Podcast is an initiative by the Speak Up project team of AIESEC in Malaysia to enable youth to engage in conversations about the UN SDG #4 - Quality Education and various topics related to education. The podcast is hosted by AIESECers from different AIESEC local committees and they are usually joined by volunteers in the project and exclusive guests with professional expertise and experiences.
This podcast is presented by the volunteers of Speak Up Sarawak 9.0, organized by AIESEC in Kuching. In this episode, our volunteers will discuss the current Malaysian education system based on the opinions collected from Secondary School students.
This podcast is presented by the volunteers of Speak Up Sarawak 9.0, organized by AIESEC in Kuching. Joining our volunteers is Mdm Ross Azura binti Zahit, a certified clinical psychologist, to discuss self-care and mental health in the Malaysian context. Mental health is one of the most prevalent current issues globally. However, many Malaysians still consider just talking about it as a taboo or avoided topic. Tune in to learn more about the issue and how we can better care for our mental health!
Since Malaysia is entering the endemic phase, new social issues have emerged, such as unemployment, graduates' attitudes, child marriage, cyberbullying and mental health issues. This podcast will discuss the definition of youth and social issues and how they are linked. Listening to this podcast will assist youth to be aware of current social issues and help to overcome them!
The abolishment of examination by the government for Standard 6 and PT3 students because of COVID-19 pandemic is debated among Malaysians. So, let’s listen to the pros and cons of this topic from a youth perspective! This podcast will help to understand better Malaysia's education system before and after the pandemic and the impact of the system on students.
It is a buzzword frequently used to represent the process of personal growth that lasts a lifetime. It is a means to evaluate our abilities and traits, think about our life goals, and create objectives to maximise our potential. This podcast will assist students in identifying the development they need, such as stress management skills, personal finance management skills, and communication skills, to boost their self-assurance.
This podcast was presented by AIESEC in HELP University. Education inequity in Malaysia has always been a matter of grave concern. However, Malaysians had given little heed to this issue. In this podcast, we will discuss the current topics of education inequity in Malaysia and the future of this issue.
This podcast was presented by AIESEC in HELP University. The pandemic had progressed into an epidemic. Our life had slowly back to normal. Besides, all students will also need to go back to campus and study. After a long time studying in house, the student might be unable to adapt to campus life. This podcast will give you some ideas to adapt to physical campus life!
Putting off tasks we don't enjoy is common, despite the consequences. Procrastination is the habit of delaying an important task, usually by focusing on less urgent, more enjoyable, and easier activities instead. It is different from laziness, which is the unwillingness to act. Remember that time that you thought you had a week left to finish a project that was really due the next day? How about the time you decided not to clean up your apartment because you "didn't feel like doing it right now?" In this episode, our speakers will share the ways to overcome/minimize procrastination and be more productive in completing tasks. Click the "listen" button to learn more!
Motivating yourself is one of the main things that sets high achievers apart, and it’s hard. How do you keep pushing onward when your heart isn’t in it? In this episode, Faye (a content creator on YouTuber), Mr Muhammad Hamdi (Executive from Bank Negara) and volunteers from Speak Up project, AIESEC in HELP sharing about productivity tips in dealing with their daily task and ways to stay motivated presented by AIESEC in HELP. Let's explore more by listening to their sharing !
Do you want to be happier, have more influence, be a better decision-maker, and be a more effective leader? Self-awareness, then, is the most important muscle you need to develop. It's what will keep you on target to be the best version of yourself and the best leader you can be. Let's listen to this episode to learn more about how to cultivate self-awareness !
While the coronavirus pandemic has caused new mental health issues among some people in Malaysia due to the lengthy lockdowns, pre-existing conditions in others have also become worse, and young people and children are no exception. In this episode, volunteers from Speak Up Project, University of Malaya will share about the process of mental health issues formation, the cause and the ways to cope with it. Let's listen to explore more !
In response to significant demand, many online learning platforms are offering free access to their services. While some believe that the unplanned and rapid move to online learning – with no training, insufficient bandwidth, and little preparation – will result in a poor user experience that is unconducive to sustained growth, others believe that a new hybrid model of education will emerge, with significant benefits. Here, let's explore more about the advantages and disadvantages of online learning presented by AIESEC in CU !
Navigating the graduate job market in a global pandemic is no easy task and requires graduates to adopt a different approach to their job search in such uncertain times. The pandemic impacted graduates on a global scale, with the class of 2020 entering an even more competitive and challenging job market. Their tenacity and agility have been key in helping them adapt to the new employment landscape. This episode will share the story of the volunteers from University and let's explore more about how they did job hunting during the pandemic.
For young people, and especially for vulnerable youth, the COVID-19 crisis poses considerable risks in many fields. In this episode, a group of volunteers from the University of Sains, Penang will share their challenges faced during the Covid-19 pandemic.
In this episode, volunteers come from Universiti Malaysia Sabah will share what is virtual volunteering and how it is done. Then talks about how virtual volunteering impacts the volunteer, organisation and the people they are helping. This includes both the pros and the cons of virtual volunteering. Let's discover more by listening to the podcast!
Volunteering helps teens gain new skills necessary for the job market such as leadership, communication skills, dependability, time management, and decision making. Let's discover more about the effects of volunteerism from our Speak Up project volunteers from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
You might hear the word volunteering get thrown around a lot, but what exactly does it mean? Well, volunteering is when someone dedicates their time and energy to better their community, without the need for compensation of any kind. There are many different types of volunteer opportunities available, ranging from picking up litter to helping out at food banks. While there is a question raised among our community, " I'm just a nobody, can I really create an impact by volunteering?" In this episode, volunteers from Speak Up project, University Malaya will share their opinion and experience on volunteerism. Every single action impacted, we did not need to be somebody to contribute.
Each STEM component brings a valuable contribution to a well-rounded education. In this episode, a series of questions about why is STEM getting so much attention in recent days, its impact on students and the contribution approach towards STEM education will be discussed by the University of Science, Penang.
Astrobiology is the multidisciplinary field that investigates the deterministic conditions and contingent events with which life arises, distributes, and evolves in the universe. It considers the question of whether extraterrestrial life exists, and if it does, how humans can detect it. In this episode, a group of volunteer from University of Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) together with Assistant Professor in Space Science Center --- Dr. Kuhan will be discuss on Astrobiology and share their insight and knowledge.
STEM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering, and math. These four fields share an emphasis on innovation, problem-solving, and critical thinking. And together they make up a popular and fast-growing industry. In this episode, the volunteers discuss about what is STEM education, why students needs STEM skills and how are students taught STEM skills during this covid-19 pandemic.
STEM is incredibly important for our rising generation. In the episode, we have discussed how the STEM provides relevant and real-world exposure to important math, science, technology, and engineering concepts, while also preparing kids for the future needs of our society
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education plays a vital role in producing innovative and creative youths for our nation! Curious on what kind of skills that we can cultivated through STEM learning? Listen to the podcast to discover more!
STEM education might be a familiar concept among the elites, but why the hype really?
Here, the Local Virtual Volunteers of AIESEC in Universiti Malaya justify whether or not STEM education is a waste of time
STEM industry in Malaysia - The blueprint of Malaysian education system. Where it is now and how it may be like in the future? Identify the problems integrating stem concepts into solutions.
What role does having basic Excel skills have to do with the business industry now? Let's dive deep into the 'WHY's with the Local Virtual Volunteers of AIESEC in Sunway.
Let's discover more about STEM education during the pandemic by listening to the conversation between our Local Virtual Volunteers and our partner, Young Malaysian Engineers.-MY
Why Volunteering? Why waste my own holiday time for volunteer job? Why? In this episode, we are going to discover the benefits of volunteering and why you should try volunteering. Don't missed out and come and grab some insights.
Knowing volunteering but never do volunteering before? Have you ever think of the bad and good side of doing volunteering? Listen to our podcast to know more on the volunteering experience and understand what kind of volunteering experience suit to your own objective!
“Haiya, volunteering is just a waste of time, better go study”
“Har, volunteering can create an impact merh? I’m just a NOBODY”
Sometimes, we might wonder, is volunteering really worth it? Some students just volunteer for the sake of merit marks or as one of the requirements for university courses. Therefore, University Malaya’s Local Virtual Volunteers will share their insight on the benefits of volunteering.
Volunteering is one way to bridge the gap in mending the issues in our community, but sometimes we may doubt ourselves if our efforts will make an impact. So... what good does volunteering do to ourselves and our surroundings? Check out our podcast to find out!
Volunteering is a selfless act done to empower others in need. Is it still? Is still human nature to selflessly give? Listen in on why people still volunteer today, with the impacts they hope to make for the brighter future to come.
Taking the first initiative to volunteer as a teacher will surely bring many benefits into your life. Because, in time, watching your students grow and improve in your class will be the greatest reward. This episode is a sharing of different experiences and overcoming the journey of volunteering as a teacher.
Especially in Malaysia, we are widely diverse in multiple cultures. But what impact does the cultural diversity have in society? In this episode, we will discuss about those effects and create a space to comfortably share and exchange the knowledge on those culture differences.
Although we are all human, yet we seem like aliens to one another's culture . Hear from people all over the world, listen to their stories and feel their experiences as we dive into integral part cultural diversity has played in our society.
Cultural diversity and the major role it plays in our society today. What does it even mean and how can we support it? Find answers to all these questions in this podcast.
A paradigm shift in the transition from physical learning to virtual learning has taken a toll on students all over the country.; but the question is, does this approach create an inclusive learning environment?
Here, the Local Virtual Volunteers of Speak Up at AIESEC in Universiti Malaya discuss if virtual learning approaches provide equal opportunities for students to obtain education.
During this pandemic, all of the students no matter secondary school or university student are having online classes. During this period of time, we did found out there are some inequality happened during the students are having online classes. Do you ever curious why did this happened?
Let's discover this issue with our Local Virtual Volunteer and also our special guest. It is never too late to realize this and we believe there are always some solutions for this.
"Education is the most powerful weapon, which you can use to change the world" - Nelson Mandela.
Do you concern about the current situation of Education & Equality Under Covid-19? How much do you understand about the current situation? Listen to our podcast to know more about it!
Not everyone receives the equal opportunity to learn under the current situation in this pandemic, so here is to exploring the effects it could have on an individual's life.
Education gaps between rural and urban area is one of the biggest problem in Malaysia. In this podcast, we will be discussing about the education gaps in Malaysia and also we wish to increase awareness among the public to the difficulties faced by students in rural areas.
Covid-19 has been impacting many stakeholders including students. Let's listen to the Local Virtual Volunteers of Speak Up from Universiti Putra Malaysia on the discussion on how and which way have covid-19 situation has effect the education system and underprivileged students.
Being a student is difficult no matter what, and the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is making it even harder. With school closures and cancelled events, many students are missing out on some of the biggest moments of their young lives — as well as everyday moments like chatting with friends and participating in class.
For students facing life changes due to the outbreak who are feeling anxious, isolated and disappointed, you need to know this: you are not alone.
“You are more precious to this world than you’ll ever know” - Lili Rhinehart
'Mental Illness Is Real'. This issue have been circulating among our community day by day. In addition to the outbreak of Covid-19, more and more people are experiencing the turndown. Let's listen to the interesting discussion by the Local Virtual Volunteers of Speak Up form AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia to know more on the why, how this issue occur and some tips on managing it.
More often than not, high school students enter their tertiary education with no idea how fast-paced their education life will be from here on out. This often leads to youths experiencing burnouts, some without even realising. In light of the COVID-19 outbreak where the line between personal time and work life has been blurred, the chances one will experience burnouts have increased.
Joining us in this episode are guest speakers, Dr. Puspa- a senior lecturer at Taylor’s University, Malaysia who has worked with both local and international NGOs, and Wei Han- a lecturer at HELP University, Malaysia with a Masters in Political Psychology, alongside HELP University's Local Virtual Volunteers- Aniq and Jasmine, as they share the challenges students face in their transition from secondary to tertiary education, signs and tells of burnouts and much more.
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, our lives have been changed rapidly. It is inducing a considerable degree of fear, worry and concern among the students. Let's listen to the conversation between our Local Virtual Volunteers to know more about their struggle and way forward for them to overcome it.
Exploring the changes in educational technology and how we have adapted to it. A highly compressed podcast discussing the development of modern technology and the chronical phases of adapting it.
More and more new technologies are invented nowadays, our life had been more easier and improved day by day. Do you ever wonder did the new technology improve our education as well? Today, let's find out whether did the technology improve our education with our Local Virtual Volunteer and our special quest.
During this pandemic, we are introduced to a lot of new norms and online learning is one of them. Therefore, it is important to consider both the pros and cons of online learning so we as a student can be better prepared to face the challenge of working in this new environment as well as embrace the new opportunities that it has to offer.
Let’s discover more about pros and cons of online learning by University Malaya’s Local Virtual Volunteers. We hope that you can gain insight by listening to the podcast! Enjoy!
What matters most when it comes to getting a job? Does that higher degree get your foot in the door or does your past work experience count more? Listen to this podcast episode from AIESEC in Penang to get insight from our Local Virtual Volunteers' perspective.
When the world switches to e-learning, how is it like transitioning from the physical classroom to online learning platforms? Are classrooms ready for digitalisation? Is it as efficient as physical learning? Let's discover more about the effectiveness of e-learning platforms in education
With everything switching over to online platforms, students all over the world have had to adapt quickly. Our guest speaker, Miss Jasbirizla- an eLearning specialist, consultant and trainer in Brickfields Asia College, is here to share some tips and tricks on how youths are able to fully utilise the many various learning platforms available through discipline and passion alongside three of HELP University's Local Virtual Volunteer, Brandon, Kywenn and Pooja.
Whether you are a student going through online classes or a working adult looking to learn, this podcast is for you.
A lot has changed since the pandemic has spread worldwide in 2020 where everyone was forced to shift their working and school life online. Since then, the demand for technology implemented in education has significantly grown in just a short amount of time. Find out more about the technology transformation journey by listening to our podcast!
'OK boomer' is once a viral catchphrase used by newer generation towards an older generation as a reply towards their saying or acts of comparing their experience before with the current situation. To understand it better, let's listen to the discussion by the Local Virtual Volunteers of Speak Up from AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia on the gap between this two generation and experience that they have.
Many students, be it from high school, college or university, often find themselves wondering, "What career path should I pursue?". Some say your career should be something you're passionate in, others say passion should come second. This is why our guest speakers, Janice Tan - Co-founder of Sheffield Executive and Yinxie - Co-founder of Internspoon, have come together alongside HELP University's Local Virtual Volunteers, Estee and Shu Wen, to discuss how does one use their education in identifying one's ideal career. Join us as our guest speakers share their many insights and experiences in their career path that they have garnered over the years. Who knows, maybe you will be able to find your direction in pursuing your ideal career too!
Education’s main purpose is to equip children and young adults with the skills they need to enter the labor market and build successful careers. However, does formal education really equip youth for the real world?
Let’s listen to University Malaya’s Local Virtual Volunteers’ discussion regarding this topic. We hope that you can gain insight by listening to the podcast! Enjoy!
Here comes the second episode for the Speak Up Podcast of AIESEC in Malaysia! In this second episode, the topic is about Education Equality under Covid-19.
This episode is hosted by Gabie, the Speak Up national project manager and featuring Mr. Kevin Tham from our National Learning Partner Teach for Malaysia. This episode will go through educational inequality that can be seen before and during Covid-19, and most importantly, how should education in Malaysia be recovered in the near future.
Welcome to the new podcast series from the Speak Up Project of AIESEC in Malaysia for Summer 2021. As the first episode to open the new podcast series, the topic is Blended Learning and Open-source Platforms.
The episode is hosted by Ping Yen, the Speak Up national project coordinator and featuring Mr. Chong Zhi Xiong, the Chief Learning Officer of Chumbaka which is our National Learning Partner. In this episode, the global emerging trends in technology following the pandemic outbreak, which are Blended Learning and Open-source platforms are being discussed.
If you are interested in how education is being transformed by technology during the pandemic and how users can enhance their learning experiences through blended learning and emerging open-source platforms, tune in and listen to our discussion!
This episode is hosted by Fong Hor Yeng, Speak Up Project's Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UPM.
Together with 3 of our local virtual volunteers, we discussed the importance of volunteering among youths and the trend of volunteering nowadays in Malaysia. The volunteers also shared their own experience in volunteering - some of the challenges they faced; and how they overcome them.
This episode is hosted by Chloe Poh, Speak Up Project's Organising Committee from AIESEC in UPM. Together with our local volunteers, we discussed workplace gender discrimination faced by women and the causes of this issue. We also discussed actions that can be taken by students and youths in our society in order to curb this issue.
This episode is hosted by Aminah Arifin, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UPM. Together with our local virtual volunteers, we are discussing the current trend of the education system in both rural and urban areas. Besides, we also addressed the education gap between urban and rural schools.
This episode is hosted by Law Yoo Kee, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UPM. Together with our local virtual volunteers, we are discussing the future work trend through discussion the importance of Degree in our lives.
This episode is hosted by Atikah Abd Rohim, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in Penang. In this episode, we have invited Mr. Richard Chang, General Manager of Penang STEM, together with our local virtual volunteers to discuss Realizing Industry Revolution (IR) 4.0 through STEM education
The more youth begin to recognize that they have a voice, the more change it is possible - Usher
In this podcast episode hosted by Atikah from AIESEC in Penang, together with our local virtual volunteers, we will explore about what are some transformations that youth would like to see in the education system and how youth could contribute to a better quality education.
This episode is hosted by Atikah Abd Rohim, Speak Up's Project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in Penang. Together with our local virtual volunteers and our guest speaker, Miss Sunnie, we are discussing factors that could contribute to education inequality and what are some solutions for this issue.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, students were forced to study from the "comfort" of their homes, some enjoyed it whereas some hated it. This discussion brings a professional psychologist and university students together to discuss the effects of the pandemic on the mental health of students. We will also cover ways on how students can help themselves as well as friends in need.
A lively and friendly chat about the environment and environmental education in Malaysia. The talk addresses the importance of environmental education, methodologies of how it can be carried out as well as how you can play your part in advocating about environmental education and ultimately the environment.
Speak Up Sabah Project team are joined with a past EP to discuss their personal teaching experiences within and outside of AIESEC. Talking freely about education and volunteering as well!
This episode is hosted by Neeshanth, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UMP. In this podcast, we mainly talk about Skills that university equipped with. What skills do universities give? What qualities do universities look for in students?
This episode is hosted by Pavi, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UMP. In this podcast, we mainly talk about Education and Extracurricular. Is extracurricular the same as education? Why is extracurricular important than education? Let’s explore this topic with our speakers together!
This episode is hosted by Ahnaf, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UMP. In this podcast we mainly talk about Interested of secondary students in learning STEM topics How do you get students interested in STEM? Feel free to listen to the sharings from our speakers!!
This episode is hosted by Amir, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee from AIESEC in UMP. In this podcast, we mainly talk about Rural area students vs Urban area students. Are rural areas less educated? What is the difference between urban and rural areas students? Join our speakers to discuss the growing educational gap between rural and urban areas.
This episode is hosted by Teck Xiang where we explore the current reality in the Malaysian Education System. Joining us is our distinguished guest, Ms Hajar Nur Asyiqin, sharing with us her thoughts on the subject.
The Covid-19 pandemic has ushered us all into the new normal. In this episode, hosted by Natasya along with Speak Up's Local Virtual Volunteers, we discuss our thoughts and experiences on E-learning. Joining us is our distinguished guest, Ms Aliaa Ramzani, sharing with us her experiences with online education.
This episode is hosted by Vhinoth along with Speak Up's Local Virtual Volunteers, where we discuss the importance of STEM in education, careers and life. We navigate through the hurdles faced by those in STEM fields and share our personal stories. Our distinguished guest, Ms Aliaa Ramzani, joins us in our journey by sharing her personal thoughts and experiences from the STEM field
This episode will be hosted by the organising committee and Local Virtual Volunteer from AIESEC in UTAR. Do you really understand what is programming? Together with the Learning Partner, they will discuss on the topic with a question, is programming leading the trend?
Have you been experienced virtual class or online module? This episode is hosted by the project team and Local Virtual Volunteer from AIESEC in UTAR. They will discover more about the topic of the advantage and disadvantage of virtual education.
Now, the Speak Up Project Team from AIESEC in UTAR will host this episode together with their Local Virtual Volunteer. The COVID-19 has affected the education system in Malaysia, but how it actually has impacted on this learning system. Let us listen to their discussion on the Impact of Covid 19 in Education.
In this episode, AIESEC in Sunway has invited Sunway Toastmaster Club to host this podcast. Do you agree that the number of unemployed graduates are due to the lack of soft skills? Let's listen to their perspectives with the topic of the Importance of Quality Education and Personal Development.
During this COVID-19 pandemic season, is it possible to deliver quality education for students? Yuvettha, AIESEC in Sunway's Organising Committee President, and Brandon from AIESEC in Sunway will be hosting this episode. They will explore on what is the real definition of quality education.
This episode is hosted by Alika and Joanne from AIESEC in Sunway. They reviewing previous two episodes, which are episode 11 and 12 to review what they shared about earlier. Besides, they will explore more on the importance of STEM education.
Speak Up Project team from AIESEC in Curtin University will host this episode on the topic of Education Affairs in Malaysia and across the World. What are important things that you, as an audience, would like to mention to students out there going through online learning? Now, take your time to listen what are their thoughts.
On a Global Scale, there are many different NGOs out there fighting for the same purpose: to have a Sustainable Future. But yet, all of you chose to start here in AIESEC. What made you decided to volunteer in AIESEC over other NGOs? Now, AIESEC in Curtin University will host this episode and explore on the topic of the importance of SU & AIESEC.
In this episode, we have AIESEC in Curtin University to host on the topic of STEM in 21st Century. Before you listen to the podcast, there is one question for you. Do you agree that it is essential to teach high school students about STEM? Why or Why Not? The project team will discuss on STEM in 21st Century.
In this episode, Clarise will continue to bring her organizing committee team, along with Local Virtual Volunteers, to share about some stories and facts on the differences of online learning and physical class. They also invited a special guest, Clarise, the opportunity provider to share on her research findings on this topic.
This episode will be hosted by the project team and Local Virtual Volunteers from AIESEC in Taylor's University. What is the differences between Erikson's Generativity vs Stagnation stage? To explore and understand better, let's listen to the topic of Generativity & Education.
Clarise Tan as the Assistant Project Director from AIESEC in Taylor's University, hosted this episode. Would you ever wonder what are the skills of future employees proposed by world economic forum. Hence, Clarise's team and her Local Virtual Volunteers will be discussing on the topic of STEM & Careers.
This episode is hosted by Lim Yong Jie, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee President from AIESEC in SU HELP. Together with our Local Virtual Volunteers, we have also sincerely invited three special guests which are Ms Betty from SM St Francis Xavier and Ms. Precilla from Ooze Club. In this episode, they will explore the topic of Learning environment of education institute in Malaysia.
This episode is hosted by Lim Yong Jie, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee President from AIESEC in SU HELP. Together with the local virtual volunteers (LVVs), we have invited a special guest from Success Edge, Mr. Jeya. How to fully utilise online class? In this episode, they will explore the topic of virtual class and its impact to the students.
This episode is hosted by Lim Yong Jie, Speak Up's project Organizing Committee President from AIESEC in SU HELP. We have sincerely invited three special guests which are Harsha Ravindran from Ascendance, Dash Dhakshinamoorthy from DashInsights, and Ming Yue from TheMingThing. In this episode, they will explore the topic of education and entrepreneurship.
This episode is hosted by Nasya Yong, Speak Up's national project and marketing coordinator from AIESEC in Malaysia. Together with Yin Xi, Speak Up's national project coordinator and a special guest from one of AIESEC in Malaysia's partners, Mr. Chong Zhi Xiong, the Chief Learning Officer from Chumbaka. How has COVID-19 affected education across different countries? In this episode, they will explore the topic of education in Malaysia and around the world.
This episode is hosted by Thawatchai from AIESEC in Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP). The guests are 4 volunteers in Speak Up in East Coast 3.0 project - Keerti Pram Kumar and Muhammad Zulkifli from Malaysia, Sudara Sansali De Silva from Sri Lanka, and Freri Dekasari from Indonesia. The choice between higher education and working experience is among the most common dilemma faced by graduates. As the question appears for the second time on the series, here a different cast of speakers give their takes in this episode!
This episode is hosted by Lee Mei Ying from AIESEC in Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP). As Malaysia enters phases of movement control order, secondary schools has adapted various procedures for students to continue their education. To understand more on how students learn in secondary schools today, she has Puan Siti Hajar, a teacher in SMK Paya Besar, to share her experiences as a teacher going through these phases. They are also joined by Heramban Selvam, Meerasri Mariappan and Nur Fatin Farhana in the show.
This episode is hosted by Lee Mei Ying from AIESEC in Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP). 2020 is a year of changes and university life has been different for many students. Mei Ying has Dr Lim Kar Sing, a lecturer in UMP, on the show as he shares his professional experiences as an educator going through the current changes. Joining them are 2 youth volunteers, Teo Hong Heng and Dayang Nur Aszimah.
This episode is hosted by Ngeow Shin Yee from AIESEC in Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR). As technology advances in today's world, machine learning is making its appearance in human education and teachers could just be replaced in the future. Or could they? Bazlin Fadilah, Vanisha Vadivel and Pham Thi Hong join the show as they give their verdict on the education given by humans, and the one given by robots.
This episode is hosted by Chang Ping Yen from AIESEC in Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR). Joined by Sneagen, Vanisha Vadivel and Chin Yoong Khang, who all volunteer in Speak Up project, she seeks unique stories and thoughts from the cast as they speak about how equity and equality should happen in education, especially in Malaysia. The cast hopes to provide understanding on the right to education and suggest the way forward in making education accessible to everyone.
This episode is hosted by Kow Ming Chuan from AIESEC in Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR). Together with 3 volunteers in Speak Up project, Rie Kajiya, Pham Thi Hong and Afina Anjaina, they discuss about how existing education system may limit students' thinking and creativity. Creativity is a quality that comes from small things in life; there is no specific model to define it and it depends on how people utilize it.
This episode is hosted by Yishal Thillinadan, an organizing committee member of Speak Up Sabah 4.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Malaysia Sabah. He is joined by Shawn Stanly, an international relations student in UMS, a campus leader of Teach for Malaysia, and an active volunteer. The two discuss about leadership as Shawn also shares his journey in discovering leadership, from his high school experience to his recent work with Teach for Malaysia and Leadspire Academy.
This episode is hosted by Yishal Thillinadan, an organizing committee member of Speak Up Sabah 4.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Malaysia Sabah. He is joined by Shawn Stanly, an international relations student in UMS, a campus leader of Teach for Malaysia, and an active volunteer. Having various experiences in volunteering activities himself, Shawn shares his own stories and what volunteering means to him.
This episode is hosted by Yishal Thillinadan, an organizing committee member of Speak Up Sabah 4.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Malaysia Sabah. He is joined by Shawn Stanly, an international relations student in UMS, a campus leader of Teach for Malaysia, and an active volunteer, as they speak about education inequity in Malaysia, including its causes and extent, with their own experiences and unique perspectives.
This episode is hosted by Sasvinika, an organizing committee member of Speak Up 8.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Malaya. How does technology enhance teaching and learning? How do different countries approach the use of technology in education? Joining Sasvinika in a discussion about today's topic are Kamila and Denise, two youth volunteers from Indonesia and Malaysia.
This episode is hosted by Sasvinika, an organizing committee member of Speak Up 8.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Malaya. She is joined by Hind and Irshika, two project volunteers, and Kavitha, a sport science student who is also a fitness coach and athlete. How do sport, health and fitness come together? What is a healthy diet? How to ask for fitness advices? The 4 start an interesting conversation on healthy lifestyle.
This episode is hosted by Sasvinika, an organizing committee member of Speak Up 8.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Malaya. What is the Sustainable Development Goal 4 about? What is the difference between informal and formal education? Sasvinika dives into the fundamental goal that Speak Up project works towards with Crystal and Syifa, two project volunteers from Malaysia and Indonesia.
This episode is hosted by Aminah Arifin, an organizing committee member of Speak Up project by AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia. How do parents influence a child's future career path? How can youth plan their future after secondary school? Together with 3 Malaysian youth volunteers, Intan Sofea, Chloe and Jayden Lim, they talk about what goes into choosing a career path.
This episode is hosted by Priyangka, an organizing committee member of Speak Up project by AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia. Time management is an essential skill in the modern lifestyle as people look for the right balance between work, study, personal life and other activities. She is joined by Atiqah from Malaysia, Primatama Nabil from Indonesia, Tasnia Nidhi and Raoa Faria Karim from Bangladesh in a conversation about time management.
This episode is hosted by Yoo Kee, the organizing committee president of Speak Up project by AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia. How are youth today engaged in lifelong learning? She opens a discussion about lifelong learning with Ikhwan, Jacqueline and Tan Li Huey from Malaysia, and Ahanaf Abid from Indonesia.
This episode is hosted by Lexsree, a youth volunteer in Dare to Speak Up 6.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. She is joined by a fixed cast of speakers consisting of 4 fellow volunteers in the project - Keerthana, Amin and Divyaa from UKM, and Alyaa from UTAR. How to find the right path after secondary school and SPM exam? The cast share their own post-school experiences and make suggestions for the younger generation.
This episode is hosted by Lexsree, a youth volunteer in Dare to Speak Up 6.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. She is joined by a fixed cast of speakers consisting of 4 fellow volunteers in the project - Keerthana, Amin and Divyaa from UKM, and Alyaa from UTAR. They discuss about the definition of personal development, how it comes about and its application in real life.
This episode is hosted by Lexsree, a youth volunteer in Dare to Speak Up 6.0 project by AIESEC in Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. She is joined by a fixed cast of speakers consisting of 4 fellow volunteers in the project - Keerthana, Amin and Divyaa from UKM, and Alyaa from UTAR. They talk about the relationship between poverty and education, such as how low-income families may face inequality in education and how education plays a role in resolving poverty.
This episode is hosted by Lee Jie Si, an organizing committee member of Speak Up 14.0 project by AIESEC in Kedah-Perlis. She dives into STEM with Methmi Nugawela, a project volunteer from Sri Lanka, and Nurul Inshirah, a 14-year-old student from SMK St Anne's Convent in Kedah. Together they talk about different topics about STEM education in Malaysia, such as integrating STEM into education system and gender gap in STEM study.
This episode is hosted by Pang Wen Xuan, an organizing committee member of Speak Up 14.0 project by AIESEC in Kedah-Perlis. Together with Deevagaran Naidu, a Malaysian law student and volunteer in the project, they are joined by Pn. Punitha Nisha, a teacher at SMK St. Anne's Convent in Kulim, Malaysia. They look into the current education system in Malaysia with Pn. Punitha's professional insight and Dee's own experience as a local student.
*Wen Xuan faces internet connection issue during the recording of the episode and is substituted by Halley, the organizing committee president of the project, whenever she loses connection.
This episode is hosted by Pang Wen Xuan, an organizing committee member of Speak Up 14.0 project by AIESEC in Kedah-Perlis. 4 youth volunteers in the project - Faisah Rahman from Indonesia, He Mengfan from China, Michelle and Ng Hui Min from Malaysia - join her on a conversation on youth's ability to make changes and impact for quality education.
This episode is hosted by Lim Yong Jie, an organizing committee member of Speak Up project by AIESEC in HELP University. He is joined exclusively by 3 guests from HANKidz - Coach Olly, Coach KC and Coach Xue Yi. HANKidz is a learning centre that aims to empower children and develop their leadership through various programmes and classes. With their expertise, the 3 guests share unique insights into how education has changed and is changing in the modern age.
This episode is hosted by Lim Yong Jie, an organizing committee member of Speak Up project by AIESEC in HELP University. Jason Ng from ProMizzion comes on the show as a guest to talk about the difference and comparison between higher education and work experience. ProMizzion is an education platform that aims to help children learn life and soft skills through experiential learning. They are also joined by 3 youth volunteers in the project - Jasmine Yap, Annisa Rizkya and Yong Yun Ling.
This episode is hosted by Lim Yong Jie, an organizing committee member of Speak Up project by AIESEC in HELP University. He is joined by Pn. Lily Juliani Binti Jaafar, a Form 6 teacher from Kolej Tingkatan 6 Bandar Utama, as a guest on the show to share her perspective and experience as an educator amid the current pandemic. Also in this episode are Anisyah Pratiwi, Magdalene Lee, and Zaid Anwar who volunteer in the project.
This episode is hosted by Allisha Feroz, the organizing committee programme of Speak Up! 7.0 project by AIESEC in Sunway, and co-hosted by Pramudi, a Sri Lankan international relation and economics student. They have Saif from Sri Lanka and Gloria from Indonesia on the show as they talk about their perspectives on how education, technical skills and economy relate together and their contribution to the future of our world.
This episode is hosted by Allisha Feroz, the organizing committee programme of Speak Up! 7.0 project by AIESEC in Sunway, and co-hosted by Ka Mun, a Malaysian accountancy student. They are joined by Kai Jing from Malaysia and Isuri from Sri Lanka who volunteer in the project as they go through how technical skills remain as relevant as ever during the global coronavirus pandemic.
This episode is hosted by Allisha Feroz, the organizing committee programme of Speak Up! 7.0 project by AIESEC in Sunway, and co-hosted by Dul, a public health student from Indonesia. Together they talk to Wan Yng and Ayesha who are both Malaysian volunteers in the project about the importance of building technological skills in youth.
This episode is hosted by Tan Chi Feng, a director of AIESEC in Penang. In this episode, Chi Feng invites Ms Regine Choo, the solar project manager of Yongyang Sdn Bhd, a leading solar technology company in Malaysia, as an exclusive guest on the show. They are also joined by Isaac from Malaysia and Namira from Indonesia who volunteer in the Speak Up! in Penang 9.0 project as they discuss about renewable energy and STEM with expert insight from Ms Regine Choo.
This episode is hosted by Tan Chi Feng, a director of AIESEC in Penang. Two youth volunteers in the Speak Up! in Penang 9.0 project - Teoh Xuanyao from Malaysia and Hilma from Sri Lanka - engage in an interesting conversation with Chi Feng in this episode about how youth can contribute towards better education for the current and the next generations.
This episode is hosted by Tan Chi Feng, a director of AIESEC in Penang. In this episode, Deborah Lim from Malaysia and Wuri from Indonesia, who are both volunteers in the Speak Up! in Penang 9.0 project, have a conversation with Chi Feng about how education in different parts of the world has progressed and changed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This episode is hosted by Mark Edward Felix, the project team leader of Speak Up Borneo 7.0 by AIESEC in Curtin University Sarawak. In episode #3 Mark, together with Emily Lim, Vincent Lee, and Joel Vun from the project, are joined by Fion Chua, an alumnus of AIESEC in Curtin University Sarawak, as they talk about the organization and Speak Up project. AIESEC is the world's largest youth organization and Speak Up is a national Global Volunteer project run in Malaysia since 2015.
This episode is hosted by Mark Edward Felix, the project team leader of Speak Up Borneo 7.0 by AIESEC in Curtin University Sarawak. In this episode, Mark has Roshni, a member of the Curtin Malaysia IChemE Student Chapter, as a special guest and is joined by Emily Lim, Vincent Lee and Siddha from the project. IChemE is a professional chemical engineering institution and its membership is found worldwide, including the student members in universities.
This episode is hosted by Mark Edward Felix, the project team leader of Speak Up Borneo 7.0 by AIESEC in Curtin University Sarawak. In this pilot episode, Mark is joined by Vincent Lee, Joel Vun, Tusyita Menon, and Emily Lim - 4 youth volunteers involved in the project - as they discuss about online learning that is quickly becoming a norm during the COVID-19 pandemic.