Early Childhood Education Student Interview At UNITAR | Degree Unboxing

Early Childhood Education Student Interview At UNITAR | Degree Unboxing

Welcome back to another exciting episode of “Uni Spills” by Uni Enrol! Today, we are exploring the colorful and incredibly rewarding world of teaching little ones. If you are on the hunt for the perfect Early Childhood Education course in Malaysia, you definitely need to see what is happening at UNITAR.

Host Angel Lim visited the vibrant UNITAR campus to catch up with Jane Clarisa, a passionate student currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in the UNITAR Early Childhood Education program.

We sat down to transcribe this fun Q&A session to give you the inside scoop on why she chose to study Early Childhood Education in UNITAR, what inspires her, and the surprisingly fun hands-on classes she gets to take! Only at Tierra Crest, Jalan SS6/3, Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.


Angel (Host): Why did you choose to study Early Childhood Education at UNITAR?

Jane (UNITAR Student): Previously, I did my foundation right here at UNITAR, and I was immediately interested when I saw the amazing Early Childhood Education floor and simulation rooms!

I did my research, checked out the course, and looked into the lecturers. Everyone here is so passionate and supportive! On top of that, UNITAR offers a really good environment with incredible facilities for hands-on learning. They also provide PTPTN loan support, which has been a huge help with my studies. 🏫✨

Angel: Teaching is such a noble path! What is your main source of inspiration to study ECE?

Jane: I have always loved working with kids! Seeing their smiles and their joy is the best feeling. I love watching them learn, grow, and develop as they explore new skills every single day. It is actually so heartwarming to see them learn all these things! ❤️

I also think many people aren’t aware that ECE centres are actually a child’s first school environment. It is the place where they learn new daily routines, make their very first friends, and explore the world. I want to make a real difference in their early learning journey and make sure it is fun and memorable!

Angel: Speaking of fun, what is your absolute favourite subject so far?

Jane: So far, I have really enjoyed a subject called Arts and Crafts for Young Children. 🎨✂️

It is all about hands-on learning to create the actual materials that kids use! For one of the activities, we actually created our own DIY Play-Doh completely from scratch using flour, food colouring, and other simple ingredients. We do this to learn exactly how the kids will feel while doing the activity, down to adding googly eyes and decorations! That is definitely one of the subjects I enjoy the most.

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Ready to Inspire the Next Generation with Early Childhood Education?

If you love kids, have a creative spirit, and want to make a lasting impact on young minds, choosing to study Early Childhood Education at UNITAR might be your perfect match. With hands-on classes, amazing facilities, and a supportive environment on the UNITAR campus, you will be fully prepared to shape the future!

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Ken Hoong is the co-founder of Uni Enrol and a contributing writer. Drawing on his close work with Uni Enrol’s counsellors, he brings keen insight into Malaysia’s evolving private higher education landscape and the shifting preferences of students in learning and career choices.