Entrepreneur Camp
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A majority of college graduates think that obtaining a degree is the passport to a bright career. However, in reality, the way things actually work out may be completely different from what they had expected. As a result, many graduates today are faced with various challenges and frustrating situations, and have the impression of being weak and easily overwhelmed by setbacks at their workplace.
As such, Baba has started a Entrepreneur Camp. Through this camp, we hope to share with these college students, who will be entering the workforce in the near future, about some ideas of running and managing a business. It will also provide the students with an avenue to understand an actual business environment and master practical management concepts in the real world. Ultimately, we hope to assist the students in developing their strengths and confidence as they embark on their journey in life. Lastly, Baba’s Entrepreneur Camp aims to nurture and build a bright generation, which will contribute to the country.
Sharing From Students

This is really a good one. During this camp, I have gained spiritual growth and also learnt to change my perspective of things as well as hold on to the values that are important in life. I strongly believe that by holding on to the right principles and values, I will embrace success regardless of whatever industry I choose to delve in.
Choo Tze Liang, Disted College

The objective of this training camp is very inspiring. The Baba team is truly a very united team. I could feel the positive energy permeate the atmosphere and influence the people around me. I have learnt the value of gratitude and empowered to move forward with courage when faced with any difficulties in the future.
Lee Kah Hean, Disted College

I am an undergraduate specializing in green engineering and I am not ashamed to say that I am skeptical about the future. Fortunately, I found the answer during this training camp and I am finally starting to feel hopeful for our future. I am really thankful to Baba for their enthusiastic efforts in environmental protection.
Leong Lap Yan, UTAR

I would like to use the word “blissful” to describe my experience for the 3 days and 2 nights’ trip with Baba. Everyone got along very well and the encouragement I had received from friends around me had given me a tremendous boost of positive energy. It has allowed me to learn about achieving my own state of blissfulness as well as taught me how to live blissfully even when I encounter hardship.
Hew Yee Lim, USM

The camp has benefited me a lot. It has inspired me to continue investing in myself while at the same time, taught me how to start planning for my life.
Yap Yong Teck, UUM

This camp let me learned a lot of real information, get a lot of the case study, it lets me be well prepared for future life.
Lim Zhi Xuan, Han Chiang College

This camp totally exceeds my expectation! I learnt to have a grateful heart in facing all things in life. The unselfish attitude of Baba’s volunteers deeply inspired and moved me. Thank you!
Ng Yuin Hen , UKM

This camp is just great! I learnt how to contribute and to do even better in my future undertakings. I believe that the struggle will only last for a while and not for my whole life.
Oon See Kha, UMK

This camp helps me realize and break through myself. I also managed to better understand myself and found out that my attitude towards life is also very important.
Ong Chun Wei, UTAR

I have learned a lot of facts and values. I will share what I have learned with more people so that Malaysia’s next generation may improve and be better.
Charmaine Lee, Nottingham University

We should refresh our perspective and be who we really are. I promise that when I become a business leader, I will reciprocate what I have gained from the society with my contributions.
Wong Tian Chun, COSCO

This Entrepreneur Camp is great as it enables us to prepare ahead before stepping into the real world and helps us understand that we need to contribute to society.
Ch’ng Li Pin, AIMST