In conjunction with the 2004 Convocation Ceremony of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), Silterra awarded its top three students of the Microelectronics faculty. The awards were intended to help nurture a pool of highly qualified local graduates for the Malaysian high technology industry.

In this program, Silterra and The Star organization came together to help develop and increase the English proficiency level of students within our vicinity. In this program, students of Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Sultan Badlishah received The Star newspaper for half the price on a weekly basis, throughout the year. Teachers and students alike will use articles and newspaper cutouts from The Star as part of the learning activity. On 9th March 2005, Encik Tahiruddin Hamdan gave away bundles of the newspaper to the school principal, witnessed by The STAR representatives and fellow students.

Silterra, as a socially responsible corporate citizen, donated monetary aid to Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan (Tamil) Ladang Padang Meiha to repair the school's old & dilapidated building. On 13 January 2005, Mr. Narayanan Meyyappan, VP of Customer Engineering (Kulim) presented a cheque amounting to RM 2,000 to the school headmaster, Mr. Palaniappan. As a show of gratitude and appreciation, the school board organized a small hi-tea for the Silterra representatives.

 

Kulim, Malaysia (April 26 2007) - SilTerra Malaysia Sdn Bhd is sponsoring 4,100 copies of the New Straits Times for SMK Taman Hi-Tech Kulim here under the Newspaper-in-Education (NIE) programme.

Its senior manager for corporate development and external affairs Tahiruddin Hamdan presented copies of the NST to the school’s senior assistant Lau Chun Kwong yesterday.

Under the sponsorship programme, the school will receive 20 copies of the NST daily for the next 205 school days.

Tahiruddin said SilTerra was happy to participate in the sponsorship programme as a form of community service.

"I hope the students will benefit from it. Reading the NST will help the students enhance their proficiency in the English language," he said. SilTerra is the first company in the Kulim Hi-Tech Park to take part in the NIE programme.

Lau believed the students would read the NST daily to improve their vocabulary, adding that the newspapers would be provided to the PMR and SPM students.

He said the habit of reading newspapers would help them keep abreast of happenings around them.

Teachers Azlina Abdul Rahman and Rofitah Ahmad, who attended the NIE training programme recently, will guide the students in the use of the newspaper.

Also present were SilTerra human resources manager Nor Asmahan Othman, the school’s co-curriculum senior assistant Rohaimi Ismail, NST senior circulation executive Wan Zarifah Wan Ibrahim and NIE sales executive R. Ganapreeta.

 

In conjunction with the 2010 Convocation Ceremony of Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMap), Silterra awarded “Hadiah Pelajaran Silterra” for its best students of the Microelectronics program. The awards were intended to help nurture a pool of highly qualified local graduates for the Malaysian high technology industry.
 

 

In conjunction with the 2010 Convocation Ceremony of Universiti Tenaga Nasional (Uniten), Silterra awarded its academic excellence students in the electronics program. The awards were intended to help nurture a pool of highly qualified local graduates for the Malaysian high technology industry.

 

On 14 April 2010, SilTerra Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. was launched an environmental conservation competition programme jointly with the Education Office of Kulim Bandar Baharu. 
The students, between forms 1 to 6 are from Secondary schools in Kulim Bandar Baharu District. 
The program is to display our active support to promote environmental awareness to the community, focusing on secondary school students. 
A total of seventeen groups submissions were received in the preliminary round from schools in Kulim- Bandar Baharu district. Only 10 best projects be selected to give their project presentations during the final round held. 
Prizes have been given to TOP THREE winners as well as seven consolation prizes amongst the finalists.