Helping each other grow




Helping hand: Universiti Malaya Sulam students volunteering their time to teach the English language to teenagers. – Photo: VishalacheHelping hand: Universiti Malaya Sulam students volunteering their time to teach the English language to teenagers. – Photo: Vishalache

IT is becoming increasingly common for tertiary students to take part in community projects or volunteer work during their study years.

Not only does this create empathy and understanding – if structured correctly – students can also develop a plethora of soft skills that will benefit them throughout their lives.

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