Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Career Guidance for Form 5 & 6 School Leavers
Friday, March 12, 2010
Career Guidance program at SMK Bandar Rinching








Saturday, February 27, 2010
EWRF Kajang and RENEW Camps
1. Bukit Beruntung
2. Melaka
3. Tanjong Malim
The RENEW Project- A project to mentor and guide low performing Indian students in Remove, Form 1 and Form 2.
They participate in a year long activity focusing on - Games ( Football) and Literacy.
They are guided towards taking up skills based courses after Form 5.
The first Introductory camps are :
1. Bukit Beruntung- 12th , 13th and 14th of March, 2010
2. Tanjong Malim - 20th, 21st March, 2010
3. Melaka - April- 9th, 10th and 11th, 2010.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
EWRF Malaysia's 26th Annual Delegates Conference (ADC) held in Kajang
EWRF Youth Football Camp 2009
EWRF Kajang organized a youth football camp for secondary school students from Kajang and Ampang from 29 - 30 May 2009. The 3-days 2-nights camp offered a rare opportunity for the selected students to undergo football coaching, training and a mini-tournament.
Nothing excites teenage boys more than football! What was originally planned for about 60 students, later increased to more than 100 students who are eager to immerse themselves football.
Finally, about 107 students were selected to participate and stay at SJK(T) Ladang West Country Timur, Jalan Reko, Kajang. The students were provided with jerseys, boots and t-shirts for the training, coaching sessions and finally the mini-tournament.
On the first day, Friday evening, Easan Pasupathi, organizer of the camp, held briefing session for the students, outlining the rules and discipline required of the students not only while playing football but also in school and life in general. Later a private skills training institute presented career opportunities in areas such as welding, metalworks and wiring. This was followed by a crime prevention talk by Sarjan Renga from Sg. Tangkas police station.
Later that evening, Joshua Edgar, EWRF Malaysia's central committee member in charge of sports, presented a talk on opportunities in the field of sports and athletics in Malaysia.
The coaching and training sessions started early Saturday morning by our dedicated coaches, Siva and Raja, both of whom are quite well known in the local football scene, thus were familiar faces to our eager youngsters.
The tournament started in the afternoon after lunch and some rest for the young footballers. All participants were transported by bus to the SJK(T) Bangi Lama football field in Bangi Lama. Two teams from Kajang and two teams from Ampang participated. By about 7pm, the tournament ended with the better trained and mature team from SMK Ampang emerging as the winner.
That night after dinner at 9pm, Mr. Ganesan, a former national and Negri Sembilan state football player in 1980's, shared his experience with the students. He narrated how his life was transformed by football, while growing up in an estate in Bahau, Negri Sembilan, into the limelight as a national level player. He spoke at length about his dreams of flying in an airplane and the struggles he underwent to achieve his ambition to be a great footballer. He connected very well with students and later had an excellent Q&A session with them.
Later, a video footage of the football games played out earlier in the day were shown on the projector for the students to watch how they fared in the tournament. The two coaches provided valuable feedback to the students on mistakes and how it could have been better.
On 31 May, Sunday morning, Mr. Guna of Tamil Iyakam conducted a motivation session for the students which emphasized positive behaviors and right values. He also stressed on the self awareness as means to foster better discipline and attitudes to succeed in life.
Ir Raj, chairman of EWRF Kajang, followed with a closing session and the camp came to an end by afternoon. We hope the students not only learned about football but also about being better people and fit in better into Malaysian society at large.
This camp is part of the EWRF's RENEW program. The RENEW program now in its 5th year, is focused on working with 'at risk' lower secondary school students. Motivation sessions, English literacy classes, tuition, football training, study tours and other such activities are conducted to engage and keep the students away from undesirable activities in the crucial part of their growing up years.
Emphasis on education and positive attitudes are constantly drummed up to these students as parts of efforts to help them to succeed in their later years.