health day walkaton

moving to the new building

Quality time with hostel mate

MKJB holds graduation night

“Transforming MKJB into a centre of excellence in engineering to meet challenges of the 21st century” Jefri Bolkiah College of Engineering recently saw over 140 students graduate the 2006-2008 intake with excellence.

This was noted by the chairperson of graduation night Hjh Salenawati Hj Md Saji yesterday evening during the MKJB Graduation night which was held at the Holiday Lodge Hotel to show the school’s appreciation for the efforts put up by the students throughout the years.

According to Hjh Salenawati the students have done so much to raise the name of the school that this year one of the students was recognised by the Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Among the excellent students who were awarded last night were Yong Tham Fook from the National Diploma Course in Electrical and Electronics Engineering course, Mohd Adib for his efforts in CIPTA 2009 and several other students for their involvement in Inforama 2008.

The ceremony yesterday was attended by the Acting Principal of MKJB Alias Hj Abu Bakar together with other senior staff and instructors from the school.

The ceremony also congratulated the efforts of students who were chosen as among the best throughout the year both academically and personally.

A slideshow reminiscing the year was also part of yesterday’s programme along with a cake cutting ceremony.

The day’s event saw students and teachers alike saying goodbye to each other and taking photos to etch the event into memory.

MKJB introduces diploma in Mechatronic Engineering

JEFRI Bolkiah College of Engineering (MKJB), Kuala Belait, said that they will introduce a new programme named Brunei Darussalam Technical and Vocational Education Council (BDTVEC) Diploma in Mechatronic Engineering during its first day at the Consultation Day yesterday.

The new course is to be offered together with the existing BDTVEC Diploma Programmes, for instance: Diploma in Computer Networking and Diploma in Computer Engineering.

Prospective students in a discussion at Consultation Day at MKJB yesterday. – ZEE YUSRI

Among the objectives of this Consultation Day are to allow public and prospective students to meet the course instructors and make direct queries on courses of interest, the entry requirements and career prospects as well as to gain further knowledge on the facilities available in MKJB.

Public and prospective students will also be given the opportunity to view students’ final year projects exhibition.

MKJB is launching a ‘Consultation Day’ at Marine Engineering Department Study Area and Mechatronic & Control Engineering Department Study Area. Public and prospective students are welcome to come for consultation and gain insight on the courses available for 2013/2014 academic session on March 9 between 8am and 12pm and from 2pm to 4pm.

Students who wish to continue their studies at MKJB can now enrol online via Technical and Vocational Education Centralised Admission System (TVECAS) through website http://www.dte.edu.bn/tvecas/, which will be open until March 23, latest by 4.30pm.

The consultation day is hoped to inspire students and welcome interested applicants to join the college and further their studies through hands-on and enhanced skills experience. As the second largest technical institution in the nation, MKJB continues to cater to the needs for growth in the technical area and engineering professionals through the SPN21 education system.