Courtesy Visit to EDC

On April 11, 2018 - Department of Muamalat, represented by Mr Khairul Annuar and Mdm Thuwaibatul Aslamiah has visiting EDC of Johor (Perbadanan Usahawan Johor). 

The visit went well as EDC has briefed on the EDC establishment and programs for entrepreneur development. The meeting is the discussion between EDC Johor and DOM KPIJ Marsah to collaborate on the serial programs to develop the potential of young entrepreneur among students in Marsah especially. 

The discussion is held with Pengurus Kanan EDC Johor, En Khirulnizam Md Said, Pengurus EDC Johor Pn Nurul and Pegawai EDC, En Azizi.

All of you are welcomed to Follow and Like EDC Page in Facebook as follow: 

Link to EDC Facebook (click)

Hopefully with the fruitful discussion, both parties are benefiting each other and together we can gearing up Muslim economy in Johor.  We also hope that the future porgramme will unfold the potential of our students in KPIJ Marsah.

Diploma in Islamic Banking (N/343/4/0172) (MQA/PA/5075) 12 FEB 2020

Diploma in Islamic Banking is set up to produce a workforce with an understanding and control over Islamic banking without neglecting knowledge in conventional banking. The graduate program is expected to be able to practice Islamic banking to strengthen the Islamic banking system in Malaysia and to build a quality workforce for the needs of the country's economy.

Career Opportunity:

• Assistant Officer in Islamic Banking institutions
• Assistant Officer in Zakat and Waqf (endowment) institutions
• Assistant Officer in the public sector
• Assistant Officer in private sector
• or Assistant Officer in any Islamic financial institution

Course Structure:

Student must complete a total of 91 credit in order to be awarded the Diploma in Islamic Banking

Duration of programme is 6 semesters, which is equal to three years including 4 months industrial training.

Students must take and pass all courses prescribed as follows:

•      HEP Compulsory Courses: 10 credit
•      MIF Core: 27 credit
•      Discipline Core: 39 credit
•      Discipline Elective: 9 credit
•      Industrial Training: 6 credit 

Components	Credit Hour	Details	Credit
HEP Compulsory Course	9-15	4-Subjects U1 – Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1 (MPU 2133) @ Pengajian Malaysia 2 (MPU 2103) U2 – Bahasa Inggeris Komunikasi (MPU 2522) U3 – Pembangunan Sosio-ekonomi Malaysia (MPU 2532) U4 – Khidmat Masyarakat (MPU 2542) @ Aktiviti Kurikulum (MPU 2452) - Pengurusan Gerko	3 2 2           2 1
TOTAL COURSE			10

Components	Credit Hour	Details	Credit
MIF Core/ Common Core	15-28	9-Subjects Asas Fiqh Akhlak Islamiah Fiqh Muamalat Akidah Islamiah Pengantar Usul Fiqh Hafalan Al-Quran dan Tajwid Prinsip Ekonomi Prinsip Pengurusan Matematik Perniagaan	3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
TOTAL COURSE			27

Components	Credit Hour	Details	Credit
Disciplin Core	35-42	14-Subjects Prinsip Perakaunan Pengenalan Kewangan Islam Kontrak dalam Kewangan Islam Perundangan dan Peraturan Perbankan Islam Pelaburan Islam dan Pasaran Modal Islam Perakaunan Islam Statistik Perniagaan Ekonomi Islam Perancang Kewangan Islam Operasi Pendepositan & Pembiayaan Teori Wang & Bank Pengurusan Perbankan Islam Pengurusan Perbendaharaan Bank	3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
TOTAL COURSE			39

Components	Credit Hour	Detail	Credit
Discipline Elective	9-15	3-Subjek Takaful Asas Keusahawanan Islam Bahasa Arab Komunikasi III	3 3 3
TOTAL COURSE			9

Components	Credit Hour	Details	Credit
Industrial Training/  Project Paper	3-9	Latihan Industri	6
TOTAL COURSE			6

Entry Requirement:

• Pass in Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) at least 3 credit including Bahasa Melayu and pass in Mathematics; OR
• Pass in Malaysian Higher School Certificate (STPM) or equivalent at least Grade C (CGPA 2.0) in 1 subject; and pass in Mathematics in SPM; OR
• Pass in Malaysian Higher Islamic Religious Certificate (STAM) (maqbul); and pass in Mathematics in SPM; OR 
• Other equivalent recognized qualifications.

Intake schedule: 

• Semester 1: May
• Semester 2: October

Fees:

Local Students: RM18, 500.00

The course fee is inclusive registration, examination, accommodation, insurance and other services fee exclude transportation. 

International Students: 30% addition from local student fee.

Transportation fee: RM30.00/month (depends on academic session)

Certified Training Professional (CTP) with Financial Accreditation Agency (FAA)

Certified Training Professional (CTP) by Financial Accreditation Agency (FAA) with Dr Mazuki Jusoh. CTP by FAA is participated by all academician of Department of Muamalat, CEO of KPIJ MARSAH, Prof Dr Md Som Sujimon, Head Department of Islamic Studies - Ustaz Othman bin Sahalan and accountant of MARSAH - En Hafizuddin. The training was held at KPIJ Marsah. 

We were divided into three small groups to facilitate our training. We also did ice breaking and introduced to the roadmap of the CTP together with assessment we need to go through to be certified by FAA.

In the second round of Day 1 CTP FAA, we evaluate ourselves on the types of learner -- visual, auditory or kinaesthetic. We also given task based on the learning styles.

Day 2

We were also introduced with the FAA Learning Standard and FAA Quality Standard. We also learned on planning a lesson for our session. 

Mock press conference on Adult Learning

Final Day - all of us were conducting our 8-minute session and become peer-reviewer for our colleague session. We learned a lot in final day. 

End of Certified Trainer Profesional (CTP) with Financial Accreditation Agency (FAA).

We underwent 2 assessments - written test and 8-minute session.

In two months, we need to conduct a 4-hour session.

We'll be certified!

Program Celik Muamalat with Hong Leong Islamic Bank

At March 14, 2008 - This morning we are extra delighted to welcome the representatives from Hong Leong Islamic Bank. They come to KPIJ Marsah to have a special program with Department of Muamalat -- "Celik Muamalat". The program started with the sharing from Ustaz Muhaimin and Ustaz Akmal Solihi on the comparative arena between Islamic banking and conventional banking. They also shares the Shariah governance stipulated by Bank Negara Malaysia and governance in Hong Leong Islamic Bank. The sharing invites drilling Q&A session on the TVM concept in Islamic finance, the mixed-activities in investment and the critics on BBA. The students were satistifed with the explanations from the experts.

In the break, between the special sharing and the forum, students are participating the Islamic finance game-based quiz, which we can see they enjoyed the most. The winners were given token by Hong Leong Islamic Bank.

The forum started with Ustaz Hafiz the Head of Department DOM as moderator on the topics of "Employability of IBF graduates and the financial management". Among the issues touched in the forum are the preparations for the interview, employability among graduates of IBF, challenges in the industry, Value-Based Intermediation (VBI), catching up with IR 4.0 like Fintech and so many more.

The forum is short but fruitful and compact. The students were also given special souvenirs from Hong Leong Islamic Bank.

From DOM, we are very thankful to the Hong Leong Islamic Bank and appreciate the participation from our students. Kudos to everyone!