StudyPal Platform Officially Launched: Creating a One-Stop Higher Education and Career Planning System
Published atMay 03, 2025 01:30 pm
(Miri, 3rd) The 'StudyPal' platform, developed and curated by iMedia, was officially launched this morning at the lecture hall of the Miri Electronic Library, marking a new milestone in the digital and personalized development of education in Sarawak. The platform aims to provide students with one-stop higher education and career planning advice and has received high praise from guests and education sector individuals present.
Miri Mayor and Pujut Constituency State Assemblyman Adam Yii was invited to officiate the launch ceremony, and in his speech, he mentioned that this initiative not only embodies the achievements of technological innovation but also serves as an important tool to promote educational equity, accessibility, and personal growth.
'I have attended many events, but today's launch ceremony particularly moves me because it concerns the fundamental issue of education.' StudyPal platform officially launched. From right: Xu Xunyang and Mayor Yu Xiaoshan.Adam Yii pointed out that education has always been a key pillar of national development. Since Malaysia's independence, the government has continuously worked to build schools, promote digital learning, and provide scholarships to ensure the next generation receives quality education. The recent announcement by the Sarawak government of free education policies at some universities reflects the spirit of 'not leaving anyone behind due to economic hardship.'
'However, obtaining educational resources is just the starting point. More importantly, it's about guiding students on the right path, which is the value of the 'StudyPal' platform.'
He emphasized that the StudyPal platform is a comprehensive tool that integrates further education advice, career exploration, and skills learning into one, especially the platform's 'Find Your Path' feature. It uses the internationally recognized RIASEC personality test to help students understand their personality tendencies and plan suitable career directions and learning paths.
'This is not just a feature, but a guide. Especially in rural schools, where career guidance resources are scarce, this platform will greatly fill that gap.' Kelvin Hii(left) presenting a souvenir to the main guest of the launch, Adam Yii.He also praised the StudyPal team's embodiment of the 'lifelong learning' spirit. The platform not only targets students but also serves professionals in providing resources for skill training, language courses, and more, helping individuals of all ages to continually grow and progress.
'This innovation responds to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 4: 'Quality Education,' emphasizing inclusive, equitable, and lifelong learning opportunities.'
Adam Yii revealed that the StudyPal team is currently conducting inter-school promotional activities, personally visiting schools to introduce the platform. He hopes the platform will expand from Miri to other parts of Sarawak and even nationwide and international markets in the future.
'Our young people deserve to have such tools. They need direction, guidance, and hope. As the mayor, I fully support this project.'
He also called on parents, educators, and related organizations to promote the use of the platform, making 'StudyPal' a good companion for every student on their journey to realize their dreams.
The launch event was hosted by iMedia, with Chairman Kelvin Hii attending. Sarawak Deputy Minister of Tourism Datuk Ting Chew Yew sent a representative, Miri City Councillor Leslie Lau, to witness this milestone in educational technology achievements.
Kelvin Hii introduces the iMedia 'StudyPal' platform.Group photo of all attendees.
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