Virtual internship programme: A curriculum innovation by Khairudin, Norhaiza, Abdul Hamid, Mohd Noor, Ibrahim, Marhaiza, Salleh, Danilah

“…Virtual internship programme allows students to obtain real-world work experience in a business environment anytime, anyplace, and at any pace. …”
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Authentic internship journal assessment of industrial training application / Nurulannisa Abdullah ...[et al.] by Abdullah, Nurulannisa, Fadzi, Faizal Haini, Abd Aziz, Nor Erlissa, M Said, Salasiah, Tarsik, Nor Famiza, Md Yatim, Norhidayu

“…Authentic internship journal assessment of industrial training program application is a web-based system for students, the industrial training coordinator, the academic supervisor and the industry supervisor. …”
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Internship satisfaction factors and instruments: a review and research directions for the undergraduate hospitality programs by Ruslan, Syafinaz, Mohamad, Siti Fatimah, Othman, Mohhidin

“…However, little study has been done on the internship satisfaction whereby this area should be the focus in assessing an internship. …”
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Measuring and assessing learning outcomes of engineering construction internship using GOAL6.4 instrument by Prastica, R. M. S., Himawan, L., Haryanto, I., Ayu, D. S., Suwardo, S.

“…During the internship, the learning outcomes cover five necessary aspects: attitude, knowledge, special skill, general skill, and internship product. …”

Penerapan teori kaunseling semasa internship dalam kalangan pelajar Master Bimbingan dan Kaunseling by Zakaria, Ezalinda, Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

“…Tempoh internship merupakan platform terbaik untuk mengukur sejauh manakah peserta kajian mengaplikasi teori kaunseling dalam tempoh latihan sekaligus memberikan gambaran terkini tentang kemampuan mereka memilih, memahami, dan mengaplikasi teori kaunseling dalam perkhidmatan kaunseling.…”
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Penerapan teori kaunseling semasa internship dalam kalangan pelajar Master Bimbingan dan Kaunseling by Zakaria, Ezalinda, Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

“…Tempoh internship merupakan platform terbaik untuk mengukur sejauh manakah peserta kajian menerap teori kaunseling dalam tempoh latihan sekaligus memberikan gambaran terkini tentang kemampuan mereka memilih, memahami, mengaplikasi dan menerap teori kaunseling dalam perkhidmatan kaunseling.…”
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An application of importance satisfaction analysis (ISA) method in improving the internship programme for Malaysia Higher Learning Institution by Abdul Hamid, Mohamad Shukri, Ahad, Nor Aishah, Jamil, Jastini, Zulkifli, Malina, Md Yusof, Zahayu

“…Nowadays most of the university students are required to undergo internship as a requirement before graduation.Internship is very important for students to practice what they have learned in the classroom.During internship students are exposed to the actual situation of how to deal with customers and suppliers which can provide added value to the students.In the choice of company for internship, students also consider a number of things such as internship allowances, work environment, interesting work, stable work shift and other fridge benefits.Study on the importance and satisfaction of students is important to improve the internship program.Importance means how students feel important to the attributes and satisfaction means how students feel after undergoing internship.The aim of this study is to investigate the gaps between students’ important and satisfaction on the internship programme and to identify the internship experience factors that need to be improved.Gap analysis has been used to show the difference between how important attributes are to the studentss and how satisfied they are with those attributes. …”

Pengetahuan, pemahaman dan pengaplikasian teori kaunseling oleh pelajar siswazah bimbingan dan kaunseling sewaktu internship by Zakaria, Ezalinda, Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

“…Di dalam kajian ini, seting internship menjadi latar terbaik untuk mengkaji pengetahuan, pemahaman dan pengaplikasian teori kaunseling yang dijalankan oleh kaunselor pelatih sepanjang program internship dijalankan. …”
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Assessing generation y readiness to meet job demand: A case study of internship students at large government invested company by Md Akhir, Romiza, Omar, Mohd Misron, Awadz, Azlina Shaikh, Abdul Hamid, Noor Raihan

“…This paper will discuss the survey that was carried out in Large Government Invested Company.Every year, the organization accepted more than 100 internship student placement ranging from various public and private higher learning institutions (HLI) in the country. …”
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Pengetahuan, kefahaman dan pengaplikasian etika kerahsiaan dalam kalangan pelajar Master Bimbingan dan Kaunseling yang mengikuti internship kaunseling by Mohd Pauzi, Nurakmal Balqiyyah, Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

“…Kajian ini adalah kajian Kualitatif dengan menggunakan pendekatan yang melibatkan pengumpulan data kajian pelajar master yang sedang menjalani internship kaunseling dalam program bimbingan dan kaunseling dengan memfokuskan kepada pengetahuan, kefahaman dan pengaplikasian etika kaunseling kerahsiaan. …”
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Pengetahuan, pemahaman dan pengamalan etika kaunseling kerahsiaan dalam kalangan pelajar pascasiswazah bimbingan dan kaunseling yang sedang menjalani internship by Mohd Pauzi, Nurakmal Balqiyyah, Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

“…Kajian ini memfokuskan kepada pengetahuan, pemahaman dan pengamalan etika kaunseling kerahsiaan dalam kalangan pelajar pascasiswazah bimbingan dan kaunseling yang sedang menjalani internship. Kajian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif yang melibatkan pengumpulan data kajian daripada pelajar pascasiswazah bimbingan dan kaunseling yang sedang mengikuti internship.…”
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Diversification of batik jarum handicraft art product to solidify community based creative economic development in Klaten regency / Margana by Margana, Margana

“…Conclude this research are; Batik Jarum has a high diversity of products, because the number of UKM and craftsmen who are in the village of Jarum, they race for innovation and creation; Barriers faced by community batik Jarum is limited product diversification, the competence of UKM and craftsmen to create and innovate, equipment, and marketing strategies; Batik Jarum production contributes to the strengthening of the creative economy can support local economic development through job creation and the improvement of people’s income; Although still limited, batik Jarum community has diversified in terms of the manufacturing techniques, motifs, colors, media, and design; Policies and programs Klaten regency in developing batik Jarum craftsmen is sending for training, study visits, internships and exhibitions in order to improve their competence.…”
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The development of an alternative model for undertaking “voluntary work” as industrial training by Selke, Raimond, Schaar, Torsten

“…The course outline details the learning objectives as defined in the ‘Universiti Putra Malaysia Guidelines’. For internships, teaching staff must confirm suitable organisations. …”
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Knowledge of auditors' existing duties among Malaysian accounting undergraduates by Harun Rasit, Mohd Hadzrami, Ibrahim, Mohammad Azhar, Danila, Raudah, Amran, Noor Afza, Ghazali, Mohamad Zulkurnai

“…Knowledge on auditors' existing duties is important for its contribution towards reducing the audit expectation gap (AEG).AEG is critical to the auditing profession because the greater the gap from the point of a society, the lower is the credibility, earnings potential and prestige associated with the work of auditors.Previous studies suggest that the AEG can be narrowed by either a reduction in society’s expectations or an improvement in their perceived performance of auditors.It is significant to investigate the accounting students’ knowledge on auditors because majority of them, after graduating, will either join the public practices (auditor) or commercial organisation (financial statements user).The knowledge on auditors’ existing duties that students acquired at university will help the user of financial statements in particular, to better understand the duties of auditors.This study aims; firstly, to investigate the adequacy of knowledge on the auditors’ duties as defined by the Malaysian legislations and Malaysian Approved Standards on Auditing among Malaysian accounting students; and secondly, to determine any significant difference of such knowledge between those students who had and those who had not undergone the internship in audit firms.A questionnaire survey is distributed to 800 accounting students of public and private universities in Malaysia.It is found that students, on overall, have a sufficient knowledge on the auditors’ existing duties.Also, there is no significant difference on the knowledge of auditors’ existing duties between students who had undergone internship in audit firms and students who had not.The contributions of this paper are two-prongs.First, this is the first paper that determined the knowledge on the auditors’ existing duties among accounting students in the Malaysian universities.Second, this paper helps in identifying the area of auditors’ existing duties that accounting students are lacking.…”
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Pengaruh refleksi swadiri terhadap keupayaan mengaplikasikan kemahiran kaunseling kaunselor pelatih by Alis, Norzaliza, Wan Jaafar, Wan Marzuki, Mohd Ayub, Ahmad Fauzi

“…Sampel kajian terdiri daripada kaunselor pelatih yang sedang menjalani latihan internship kaunseling. Seramai 100 orang kaunselor pelatih daripada empat buah Institusi Pengajian Tinggi Awam telah terpilih sebagai responden kajian. …”
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Pengetahuan, pemahaman dan pengamalan etika kaunseling kerahsiaan dalam kalangan kaunselor pelatih prasiswazah di Universiti Putra Malaysia by Mohd Pauzi, Nurakmal Balqiyyah, Zakaria, Noor Syamilah

“…Kajian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif yang melibatkan pengumpulan data kajian daripada kaunselor pelatih prasiswazah yang sedang mengikuti internship kaunseling di Universiti Putra Malaysia.…”
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Career in hotel industry: Dilemma and challenges for muslims graduates by Rashid, Basri

“…The hotel industry has becoming one of the fast growing industries in Malaysia and the world.Around the globe, people from all walks of life and religious background enter this industry hoping to gain a promising career.Many Islamic or Muslim majority countries such as Malaysia, Maldives, The UAE, Turkey and so forth encourage the development of hotel industry in order to support tourism or tourism related activities.The hotel industry on the other hand is looking at ways to obtain a good source of workforce to sustain the increasingly challenging business environment.One of the ways is to recruit fresh graduates who have completed their internship/industrial placement program. They can be considered as trained or semi trained workforce since they are formally trained at relevant hotel/hospitality institutions thus having knowledge and skills required by the industry.Through the industrial placements program, students are exposed to the 'real life' experience of working in the industry.Therefore the program benefits in terms of preparing them for their future career.The hotel industry meanwhile would enjoy the advantage of having a pool of trained professionals to choose from.Nevertheless there seems to be some problems with this type of labour supply.A study on industrial placement program of graduates of a higher learning institution in Malaysia suggests that many graduates did not enter hotel job market due to certain negative experiences or had negative perceptions about this industry after undergone their industrial placements.Some may simply feel that it was hard to work in the industry, while others feel that the industry may not be suitable to them due to religious reasons.Thus, this paper discusses a number of issues related to challenges and dilemma faced by Muslim trainees which seem to impede them from joining the industry's future workforce.Issues related to aurat,praying times, alcohol and halal foods and drinks are deemed as significant in influencing their perception of joining the industry in the future.Information for this study was gathered from a number of internship trainees from a public university through series of interviews by phone, visits to the training sites as well as from trainees' reports. …”
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Conceptualizing the enhancement of employability among undergraduates in work-based learning settings by Anas, Ilyana, Hamzah, Siti Raba'ah

“…To conduct the literature review, we used keywords such as employability, work-based learning, employability skills and internship. From the literature reviewed, six elements of employability have been identified which are career development learning, experience, degree subject knowledge, emotional intelligence, generic skills, and social support. …”
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The influence of supervisors in the implementation of industrial attachment program in TVET institutions in Nigeria by Abdullahi, Muhammad, Othman, Nooraini

“…The industrial attachment or student internship program last from 12 to 25 weeks, focuses on providing final year TVET students with authentic work experiences. …”

Developing entrepreneurial accounting graduates using accounting simulation model among accounting students at Malaysian public universities by Abdullah, Akilah, Danila, Raudah, Ibrahim, Marhaiza

“…One of the potential careers to solve and reduce the unemployment problem is entrepreneurship.Training, internship and entrepreneurship program must be encouraged to the Malaysian University students for changing their mindset as to become self-reliant by having entrepreneurship spirit and culture.Thus, this study focuses on the individual development by using accounting simulation model to inculcate the entrepreneurial attributes and values in the mindset of the accounting students thus encourage them to become entrepreneur.From the literature, attributes and values of entrepreneur are dignity, self-esteem, good moral values, responsible, honest, knowledgeable, achievement oriented, self-confident, do not give up easily, wise, optimistic, like to work on own, quick to made decision, like change, like a challenge, good mixer, good planner, like to take risks, and trusting.These characteristics are knowledge and skills which can be acquired, trained and improved over time.This research proposes the accounting simulation model to develop the entrepreneurial characteristic among accounting students in Malaysian public universities.This research utilizes a survey method using a questionnaire. …”
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