German Educare Lay Foundation in Unlocking Further Study Opportunities

German Educare, a Malaysian educational platform that assists students in their transition to study and work in Germany, has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Sunway College Johor Bahru and Paragon Private & International School respectively. These collaborations will look to actively drive comprehension of the German language amongst youth in the state as a first step in preparing local students to unlock further study opportunities in Germany.

The collaboration will see language classes and cultural workshops conducted weekly at the institutions beginning in the first quarter of 2023.

From left to right: Ms Ong Mei Mei, Deputy Principal of Sunway College Johor Bahru, Gyvinne Koh, Director of German Educare, Dato Jeffrey Lai Jiun Jye CEO of Paragon Private & International School and H.E. Dr Peter Blomeyer, German Ambassador to Malaysia.

Commenting on the partnerships, Gyvinne Koh, Director of German Educare said, “As Johor-natives ourselves, we are delighted to be able to give back to Johorian youth through our collaboration with Sunway College Johor Bahru and Paragon Private & International School. These classes will help students learn not only the language but about the country and its culture too. A perfect first step in pursuing further education in Germany - something that we are German Educare are well versed in.”

The classes will be conducted by teachers, trainers and student advisors as provided for by German Educare. Meanwhile, the two educational institutions will look to enrol students into the programme. 

“We are proud to be working together with German Educare to further enrich the learning experience of our students both currently and in the future. We expect to see a positive reception from our students for this programme and are looking forward to the classes beginning next year,” said Dato Jeffrey Lai Jiun Jye, Ceo of Paragon Private & International School 

The partnership was marked by an MoU signing ceremony held at the DoubleTree by Hilton, Johor Bahru that was witnessed by His Excellency Dr. Peter Blomeyer, German Ambassador to Malaysia as well as representatives from both educational institutions, amongst others.

From left to right: Ms Ong Mei Mei, Deputy Principal of Sunway College Johor Bahru, Gyvinne Koh, Director of German Educare, H.E. Dr Peter Blomeyer, German Ambassador to Malaysia and Dato Jeffrey Lai Jiun Jye CEO of Paragon Private & International School.

Elaborating further on the collaboration Gyvinne continued, “At German Educare we are looking to give the next generation of students the best opportunities at education. We ourselves were privileged to have studied in Germany and have experienced the benefits first-hand. Equipped with that and the knowledge of what it takes to successfully study there, we are working collaboratively with local educational institutions to provide all that is required. Even if the students don’t wind up studying in Germany, the language and cultural classes would have still been immensely beneficial especially here in Johor Bahru - which features the nation’s 3rd largest collection of German companies.” 

These partnerships are the latest in a series of collaborations that German Educare has forged, including ongoing collaborations with Methodist College Kuala Lumpur (MCKL) and St Joseph’s International School Kuching (SJIS). 

This as the organisation looks to synergise with other industry players to prepare Malaysian youth to grab onto the studies opportunities that are available to them in Germany. 

Established in 2017 by German university alumni, German Educare is a tertiary education specialist that provides invaluable assistance to students in their transition to study and work in Germany. 

German Educare offers students an end-to-end service, from qualification checks, language classes, university and visa applications, post-arrival assistance, intercultural workshops, and local support when in Germany. On average, the team helps about 100 students yearly to further their studies and build careers in Germany. 

To date, they maintained a 100% university placement success rate for students who met the university requirements!.