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If organisations today are struggling to build high-performing teams and culture, it raises a bigger question: Where are future talents learning how to think, speak and lead? This is why the mission to transform Malaysia’s human capital doesn’t stop with today’s current workforce. Through the Malaysian Institute for Development of Professionals’ (MIDP) education arm, MIDP Youth Institute , the focus extends to building a pipeline of future talents equipped not just with know

By Alia Huzaidi (A Proud MIDPeep) Wednesday, 28th May 2025 – In the same year the Malaysian Institute for Development of Professionals (MIDP) proudly marks its 15th anniversary, we are […]

By Emellia Shariff, the CEO of MIDP Last week, a Malaysian student from SMK Convent Kajang, bravely questioned why her achievement as best delegate at a Model United Nations conference […]

By Alia Huzaidi (an in-house storyteller) Have you ever sat through a presentation where someone bombarded you with charts, graphs, and numbers until your brain went into self-preservation mode? Meanwhile, […]

FPWC 2025 – E-Zine Download

<p>By Alia Huzaidi (who is clearly not a debater) Have you ever argued with a debater and walked away feeling like you just got outplayed in a game you didn&#8217;t [&#8230;]

<p>By Alia Huzaidi Picture this: You walk into an office in Kuala Lumpur, and everything is running smoothly without you lifting a finger. Machines handle all the technical work. Data [&#8230;]

<p>Contrary to popular belief, debating is indeed our culture and (some) Malaysians love to argue. Dating back to the 90s and up until today, Malaysia boasts a rich debating scene [&#8230;]

FPC 2024

<p>As we reflect on the past three years since the pandemic reshaped our lives, its profound impact on parenting is undeniable. Shared concerns grew over children&#8217;s emotional and social development [&#8230;]

<p>As we bid goodbye to January, it’s time to take a moment to reflect on the resolutions we made beginning this year. The initial enthusiasm of the new year may [&#8230;]

<p>Written by Amy Suhana , Edited by Emellia Shariff. When I was younger, I viewed poetry as nothing more than a tedious subject. It was a form of art made [&#8230;]

<p>Source: BFM Radio By Azim Nadzari Last week, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri rejected the offer of a debate between himself and Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, citing that political debate is [&#8230;]

<p>By Eriya Khongsuwan &amp; Phoebe Heather Law We, Eriya and Phoebe, had the opportunity to lend a hand as interns in the Kuala Lumpur Youth Literary Arts Festival 2022 (KLYLAF). [&#8230;]

<p>By Tan Xin Ni (Pixie)&nbsp; The inaugural Kuala Lumpur Youth Literary Arts Festival (KLYLAF) took place from 24 to 26 June this year  – and there’s No Invitation Necessary!  That’s [&#8230;]

<p>By Lee Yan Cheng &amp; Emellia Shariff There are two types of people: those scared of interviews, and those who love them. Be it a scholarship or job interview, most [&#8230;]