A career guide for prospective, current and former 6th Formers in Tutong, Brunei Darussalam. The information serves only as a guide and may subject to change.
Monday, 22 September 2008
Bon Voyage to LeeVoi, Nawawi and Aditia
Thursday, 18 September 2008
Bon Voyage to Antika, Azree and Nazmi
Mohammad Nazmi Hj Ismail, Antika Lim and Azree Ainul Hafiz Hj Yunos (below - from left) left for the UK this evening. Nazmi abd Antika will be doing Environmental Planning and Management at University of Bangor, Wales, while Azree will be doing Geology at the University of Liverpool.

Picture below: (From Left) Antika, Nazmi and Azree transit at Dubai airport, on their way to the UK.

Picture below: (From Left) Antika, Nazmi and Azree transit at Dubai airport, on their way to the UK.

Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Bon Voyage Nurthaqifah, Aminuddin, Azrin and Azim
This evening Nurthaqifah Salihah Hj Mohd Salleh, Aminuddin Norhani, Azrin Alus and Ak Abdul Azim Pg Abas were all leaving for the UK for their further studies.
Aminuddin (2nd from left) with SMSOnians
Azrin will be doing Geology at the University of Leeds
Azrin (middle) with SMSOnians
Azrin with family
Azim (3rd from right) with family
Nurthaqifah will be doing Chemistry with Analytical & Forensic Science at the University of East Anglia.
Aminuddin will be doing Radiography Diagonistic & Imaging at Cardiff University.
Azrin will be doing Geology at the University of Leeds
As for Azim, he will be doing Fine Art at Newcastle University.
Sunday, 14 September 2008
Bon Voyage Nuramaliah, Viviyanti and Hafiz
This evening Nuramaliah Hj Jamaluddin, Ching Viviyanti and Abdul Hafiz Abdul Kani have left for the UK for further studies.
Nuramaliah will be pursuing her Bachelor Degree in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Sheffield
Nuramliah (Front: 2nd from left) with other former SMSOnians.
Viviyanti will be pursuing her Bachelor Degree in European History at the University of Bradford.
Viviyanti (left) with her sister.
Viviyanti with her friends and relatives.
Hafiz will be continuing his 2nd year in Geology at the University of Liverpool.
Nuramaliah will be pursuing her Bachelor Degree in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Sheffield

Viviyanti will be pursuing her Bachelor Degree in European History at the University of Bradford.


Hafiz will be continuing his 2nd year in Geology at the University of Liverpool.

Hafiz (3rd from left) with other SMSO Alumni now at UBD and ITB.
Friday, 12 September 2008
Bon Voyage Amal Liyana Hj Zabandi
Amal Liyana has left Brunei this evening, to pursue her Bachelor Degree in Geophysical Sciences at University of Leeds, UK, under the scholarship of the Brunei Government. All the very best to her.
Amal Liyana with parents (Above)

Amal Liyana with SMSOnians (Above)
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
Flight Connections at London Heathrow Airport - BMI (BD) flights
Some students will travel on RBA to London Heathrow Airport (LHR), and transit to other UK domestic airports. It will be stated in your air ticket. If the ticket only states to London (LHR) only, the followings will NOT apply.
- RBA flight arrives at Terminal 3 at London Heathrow.

- When you check in for your flight at Brunei International Airport, please
inform the check in counter staff that you want to check through your luggage and collect it at the final destination, such as Leeds (LBA), Glasgow (GLA), Manchester (MAN) etc. Please double check the luggage tags (the white sticker-like tags that will be attached to your luggage)


- The domestic BMI (BD) flight departs from Terminal 1 at London Heathrow.
- As soon as you leave the aircraft, follow the "Flight Connections" sign to Terminal 1.
- A dedicated bus will take you to Terminal 1 . It is free and departs every 6 minutes.
- Your picture will be taken.
- Pass your hand luggage through X ray and security screening
- Visit your BMI airline desk for your boarding pass
- Go through passport control/immigration
- Relax in departure lounge and wait for your next flight.
For more details of each procedures, please click here
RBA Loyalty Programme - Royal Skies

Students who are travelling on Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA) to Australia, New Zealand and UK for further studies, are encouraged to apply for Royal Skies card. It is FREE of Charge.
Royal Skies is a loyalty frequent flyer programme for RBA passengers. Everytime you fly on RBA to your study destination, you will be able to accummulate mileage points. Once you have accumulated enough mileage points over the years, you will be able to claim free air tickets for yourself or family members.
Royal Skies can now be enrolled online.
Once you get the Royal Skies membership number, call RBA on 2212222, quote your booking reference number and inform your membership number.
Royal Skies is a loyalty frequent flyer programme for RBA passengers. Everytime you fly on RBA to your study destination, you will be able to accummulate mileage points. Once you have accumulated enough mileage points over the years, you will be able to claim free air tickets for yourself or family members.
Royal Skies can now be enrolled online.
Once you get the Royal Skies membership number, call RBA on 2212222, quote your booking reference number and inform your membership number.
Note: You cannot claim any points, if you enrol after your first RBA flight. So apply now.
Monday, 8 September 2008
Blogs from other 6th Form Career Centres

A very informative link for 6th Form students is the blog created by Mrs Imelda Yapp, Head of Career Department from SM Sayyidina Ali, Kuala Belait. The Life After SMSA for KBians provides excellent tips and guides on applications to local and overseas universities, how to choose the right career and many more.

Another useful blog is from the Higher Education Unit of Maktab Duli Pengiran Muda Al-Muhtadee Billah, headed by Cg Nur Adyani Hj Yusop. It provides updated information on activities and programmes organised by the unit.
Both blogs are written by teams of experienced career teachers, who are very committed to the welfare of students in areas of career guidance and higher education, as well as offering another perspectives on career guidance.
Sunday, 7 September 2008
SMSOnians featured in Borneo Bulletin (2 September 2008)



The ceremony was featured in an article on Borneo Bulletin on Tuesday, 2 September 2008.

Saturday, 6 September 2008
'A' Level subjects at PTET
Subjects offered at 'A' Levels:

- Biology
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Accounting
- Applied ICT
- Art
- Bahasa Melayu
- Economics
- Geography
- History
- Sociology
- Psychology
- Syariah
- Usuluddin
- AS General Paper or O Level English
Syllabi can be obtained from the website of University of Cambridge International Examinations
Note:
Students who have scored at least Credit in 'O' Level English Language will take General Paper at 6th Form
Students who have not achieved Credit in 'O' Level English will do 'O' Level English at 6th Form, until they get a credit in the public examination.
Syariah can be taken with Malay Language or Art for those who have scored at least B3 in Pengetahuan Ugama Islam and Malay Language at 'O' Levels, and credit in PMB Arabic Language.
Combined Science students should score Distinction Grade A2 at 'O' Levels to be allowed to take related Pure Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics).
Double Science students should score at least Grade B3 at 'O' Levels to be allowed to take related Pure Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics).
Updated: 26 February 2015

- Biology
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Accounting
- Applied ICT
- Art
- Bahasa Melayu
- Economics
- Geography
- History
- Sociology
- Psychology
- Syariah
- Usuluddin
- AS General Paper or O Level English
Syllabi can be obtained from the website of University of Cambridge International Examinations
Note:
Students who have scored at least Credit in 'O' Level English Language will take General Paper at 6th Form
Students who have not achieved Credit in 'O' Level English will do 'O' Level English at 6th Form, until they get a credit in the public examination.
Syariah can be taken with Malay Language or Art for those who have scored at least B3 in Pengetahuan Ugama Islam and Malay Language at 'O' Levels, and credit in PMB Arabic Language.
Combined Science students should score Distinction Grade A2 at 'O' Levels to be allowed to take related Pure Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics).
Double Science students should score at least Grade B3 at 'O' Levels to be allowed to take related Pure Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics).
Updated: 26 February 2015
Friday, 5 September 2008
Scholarship schemes offered for 'A' Level studies overseas and in-country
Scholarship (Brunei Administrative Services)
- Brunei Citizen
- Credit in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu
- Grade A in 'O' Level English Language
- Grade A in at least 7 'O' Level subjects
- All above requirement must be in ONE sitting
Scholarship (DANA)
- Brunei Citizen
- Distinction A2 in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu and English Language
- At least 8 credit 'O' Levels in ONE sitting
- Dinstinction in best 5 'O' Level subjects, excluding Bahasa Melayu
- Aggregate in best 6 'O' Level subjects must be 8 or less
- Active involvement in extra curricular activities (ECAs)
Scholarship (Ministry of Education)
- Brunei Citizen
- Credit C5 in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu
- Credit B4 in 'O' Level English Language
- At least 8 credit 'O' Levels in ONE sitting
- Dinstinction in best 5 'O' Level subjects, excluding Bahasa Melayu
- Aggregate in best 6 'O' Level subjects must be 12 or less
(Career: Education Officer)
Scholarship (Ministry of Education - Study at JIS)
- Brunei Citizen
- Credit C6 in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu
- Credit B4 in 'O' Level English Language
- At least 8 credit 'O' Levels in ONE sitting
- Aggregate in best 6 'O' Level subjects must be 15 or less
- To become Education Officer specialised in Music & Technology, Media Studies, Food Technology, Product & Design etc
updated 12 June 2009
- Brunei Citizen
- Credit in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu
- Grade A in 'O' Level English Language
- Grade A in at least 7 'O' Level subjects
- All above requirement must be in ONE sitting
Scholarship (DANA)
- Brunei Citizen
- Distinction A2 in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu and English Language
- At least 8 credit 'O' Levels in ONE sitting
- Dinstinction in best 5 'O' Level subjects, excluding Bahasa Melayu
- Aggregate in best 6 'O' Level subjects must be 8 or less
- Active involvement in extra curricular activities (ECAs)
Scholarship (Ministry of Education)
- Brunei Citizen
- Credit C5 in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu
- Credit B4 in 'O' Level English Language
- At least 8 credit 'O' Levels in ONE sitting
- Dinstinction in best 5 'O' Level subjects, excluding Bahasa Melayu
- Aggregate in best 6 'O' Level subjects must be 12 or less
(Career: Education Officer)
Scholarship (Ministry of Education - Study at JIS)
- Brunei Citizen
- Credit C6 in 'O' Level Bahasa Melayu
- Credit B4 in 'O' Level English Language
- At least 8 credit 'O' Levels in ONE sitting
- Aggregate in best 6 'O' Level subjects must be 15 or less
- To become Education Officer specialised in Music & Technology, Media Studies, Food Technology, Product & Design etc
updated 12 June 2009
Wednesday, 3 September 2008
"Entry to 6th Form" Session for Form 5 (3 September 2008)
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