CEE conducts English language Camp for Kolej Tingkatan Enam Seri Ipoh students

CEE instructors, Kolej Tingkatan Enam Seri Ipoh teachers and students and UTAR student helpers

Eighty-eight Form 6 students from Kolej Tingkatan Enam Seri Ipoh participated in the English Language Camp hosted by the Centre for Extension Education (CEE) on 23 June 2023. The camp aimed to provide participants with an intensive and fun environment to improve their English language skills, enhance cultural understanding, and promote language fluency.

Students sharing their future plans in the interactive session

CEE English Unit Head P. Mohanambikay along with Division of Programme Promotion Assistant Manager Fu Wah Kit shared an informative overview of the programmes and courses offered by CEE and UTAR.

CEE Instructor Najihah conducting grammar lesson

The session was followed by a brief lecture on the basics of subject-verb agreement in English grammar during the tutelage session by CEE instructor Najihah Pazeer. In the session, students were energised and participated enthusiastically during the lecture session. They were able to properly comprehend the content and appropriately answer all questions.

Students enjoying themselves in the activity

The second part of the programme was jam-packed with exercises and games made to give students a general understanding of the fascinating and enjoyable features of the English language. Another CEE instructor Beh Heng Jian led an entertaining game session called The English Murder Mystery Case. The activities encouraged participants to actively use and practice English in a supportive and engaging setting. This particular programme is also aimed at enhancing and developing the soft skills of UTAR student helpers.

Students searching for clues to solve the criminal case

Students were divided into groups and moved between stations to collect clues and alibi to solve the murder mystery case. Each station included a variety of English-language exercises designed to promote teamwork and critical thinking. The session was entertaining and beneficial for both participants and UTAR student helpers.

Kolej Tingkatan Enam Seri Ipoh Principal Yang Mulia Raja Yusoff Raja Baniamin (standing, second from left) presenting the prize to the winning group as Mohanambikay (far right) and Najihah (second from right) witnessed the prize-giving session

CEE instructors with the teachers of Kolej Tingkatan Enam Seri Ipoh

With every moment cherished, this immersive experience became a catalyst for linguistic growth, empowering students to unlock their full potential. Through engaging activities and a supportive atmosphere, the Camp was able to nurture their language skills, foster unwavering confidence, and foster a deep connection with the English language. The students were able to embrace the vibrant tapestry of interactive learning while cultivating a profound understanding of the English language, which will shape their journey towards becoming proficient language users.