1. Recognition & Governance

World-Point is registered with the Malaysian Ministry of Education & Ministry of Tourism. Having fulfilling stringent requirements and standards set by the ministries, the quality of programs and courses are rest assured.? In addition, the academy also obtained the permit to recruit international student.? That underscores our commitment to international quality.

2. Strategic Location

The academy is located in the capitol of Malaysia- Kuala Lumpur.? The Petronas Twin tower is only 5 km away making our Academy an easy accessible anywhere within the city.? Other than the LRT(Light Rail Train), all other modes of transportation are readily available.?

3. Education Level

The courses offered centered on the application of professional knowledge. In such practical approach, it offers student numerous opportunities to accumulate very useful experiences in addition to their high quality theory lessons. In a relatively short period, students will be able to complete the required courses and obtain an internationally recognized AITA-UFTAA Diploma through an external examination.

4. Courses Meeting International Standards

After having the internationally recognized Diploma, students may return to their respective countries or they may decide to work in any other countries as a professionally trained tourism professional. They may also further their studies in Malaysia or some universities abroad without much problems.

5. Study environment

World-Point is not a big academy but its facilities are complete nonetheless, it includes library, computer lab, meeting rooms, lecture halls and all other learning amenities. It is fully air-conditioned thus provides conducive study environment. Friendly surroundings ensure study-friendliness.

6. Low fees

Based on current statistical figures, the cost of study for one year in World-Point is approximately RM 20,000 or less, that includes tuition, accommodation, food and transportation. It is only a fourth compared to the cost of study in England and certainly much lower than other European countries. A staggering saving of 50 - 70% in cost for similar courses. This translates into peace of mind and ease of financial burdens. For students coming from working class, there is no better selection.

7. Visas.

Malaysia adopts relatively more relaxed policies for incoming foreign students wishing to study in Malaysia. It requires no financial guarantees.? Speedy student visas can be obtained when fundamental conditions are met. It usually takes 2 months or less once the confirmation of acceptance is issued from the academy. 99% chance of approval recorded.

8. Lingua franca

Malaysia is a commonwealth country and therefore English is widely used, it is also one of the official working languages although Bahasa Malaysia (Malay language) is the official language.
All courses are conducted in English. International students should feel at home with this environment.

9. Enrolment

As education systems vary across the globe with diverse cultures and ethnicities, it does not make good sense to apply strict rules when it comes to tourism studies. Thus, no strict rules apply for international student enrolment but student should complete their secondary education or equivalent. Local students are required to complete their Form 5, Senior middle 2 or senior middle 3. Working adults with relevant working experience, fluency in English may also be accepted.

10. Bright prospect

World-Point is a household name in the tourism industry, more so in the travel agencies in Malaysia.? Travel agencies look to World-Point for trained human resources to fill their senior appointments as the supply is short at most times. Much the same goes to hotels, air lines and other tourism related organizations.

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