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a) FORMAL LEARNING
Intentional learning/programme of study delivered within an organisation and structured context (pre-school, primary school,
secondary school, technical college and university) that may lead to formal recognition / a recognised qualification.
COMPETENCIES EVIDENCE OF LEARNING
AWARDING (Please tick ✓) (Refer Appendix C for examples
ACADEMIC YEAR
NO. BODY/ (Refer Appendix B for a list of competencies) of evidence)
QUALIFICATION AWARDED
INSTITUTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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b) INFORMAL LEARNING (compulsory) (start with the most recent)
Learning which takes place continuously through life and work experiences (sometimes known as experiential learning). It is often
unintentional learning.
DURATION WHAT I HAVE LEARNT/ACQUIRED
(Please tick √) EVIDENCE OF
NAME OF (MONTH/YEAR) (Refer Appendix B for a list of competencies)
CONTACT POSITION LEARNING
NO. EMPLOYER/
ADDRESS HELD (Refer Appendix C for
SELF-EMPLOYED 3
FROM TO 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 examples of evidence)
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This may include your hobbies/ sports/ (Please tick ✓)
(Refer Appendix B for a list of competencies)
recreation/ social/ community service/
training given/ consultancy services, or (Refer Appendix C for examples of evidence)
other activities which might be relevant to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
the competencies.
1. Appendix 5
(Certificate of Attendance)
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c) NON-FORMAL LEARNING (start with the most recent)
Learning that takes place alongside the mainstream education and training systems. It may be assessed but does not normally
lead to formal certification.
WHAT I HAVE LEARNT/ACQUIRED EVIDENCE OF
LENGTH (Please tick √) LEARNING
NAME/TITLE OF
ORGANISER (Hours/ (Refer Appendix B for a list of competencies) (if any)
NO. TRAINING OR DATE
/LOCATION Days/ (Refer Appendix C
COURSE
Month) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 for examples of
evidence)
1. 5S Workshop Hotel Eastin, 2nd May 1 Day ✓ Appendix 6
Petaling Jaya 2005 (Certificate of
Attendance)
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d) LANGUAGE COMPETENCY
LEVEL OF COMPETENCE (Please tick ✓)
1: POOR; 2: AVERAGE; 3: GOOD; 4: EXCELLENT
LANGUAGE LISTENING READING SPEAKING WRITING
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
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e) SELF ASSESSMENT/REFLECTION (Compulsory as answers will be graded for evaluation)
Describe how your prior learning experiences prepare you for the intended level of study (Not
more than 250 words):
2. How is your prior learning experience applicable to/related to/relevant to your chosen field of
study?
3. What are your action plans to ensure your programme's successful completion? (Commitment, time
management, financial resources and support etc.).
4. How will the completion of this programme help you in your life?
PART 3: REFEREES (Family members and relatives cannot serve as referees)
NAME
POSITION
ORGANISATION
PHONE NUMBER OFFICE: MOBILE:
(Compulsory)
EMAIL ADDRESS
RELATIONSHIP
NAME
POSITION
ORGANISATION
PHONE NUMBER OFFICE: MOBILE:
(Compulsory)
EMAIL ADDRESS
RELATIONSHIP
I hereby declare that all of the information/documents provided to support this application are
authentic, true and accurate. I fully understand the Terms and Conditions of the application and
agree that my application will be rejected if I have falsified any information in any way.
Signature:
Name:
Date:
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Appendix A
FIELD OF STUDY BASED ON PROGRAMME at OUM
LIST OF EVIDENCE
You can provide copies of your qualification You can provide copies of
● School certificates ● Diaries
● Statement of results ● Records
● Courses completed at work ● Journals
● Articles
You can provide samples of your work You can provide copies of email
● Drawings or photographs communications which verify
● Reports ● Customer feedback
● Written materials ● Work activities
● Projects ● Written skills
● Objects
● Work of arts
You can provide documents that verify your You can provide letters to verify your claim
work activities from
● Notes ● Employers
● Emails ● Community group
● Completed worksheets ● People you have work with (paid
● Workplace agreement and unpaid work)
● Contracts
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