Supported by the Ministry of Education Malaysia
ELS English Language Ambassador Award
The ELS English Language Ambassador Award Essay Writing Competition is a yearly CSR programme dedicated to “Driving English Language Excellence” in national schools.
Who can participate?
Form 4 and Form 5 students in national schools.
Reasons to join.
- Improve academic and creative writing skills
- Prepare for SPM English Writing
- Receive Co-Curriculum Marks
- Attractive prizes awarded to finalists!
How will this Essay Writing Competition help students improve their writing skills and prepare for SPM English?
ELS will run an 8-week interactive online programme to help students develop their academic and creative writing abilities, which can be applied to SPM English Writing.
Strategic Partners
Voices Across Borders: Participant Testimonies
Lim Zi Chye, SMK Jenjarom, Selangor
Clairra Anak Freddy, SMK St Anthony, Sarawak
Isabel Ooi Yo Yi, SMK Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Sarah Binti Basir Ahamad, SMK P Sri Aman, Selangor
Nur Arisah Aishah Binti Nor Azman, SM Sains Banting, Selangor
Muhammad Fikri Hakim Bin Yusof, SMKA Sultan Muhammad, Melaka
Nur Izzfathi Wirdani Binti Mohd Soffian, SMK Sultanah Asma, Kedah
Naz Asyraf Bin Mohammad Nazarul, SMK Mohd Khalid, Johor
Tham Zhi Jian, SMK Pei Yuan, Perak
Other Projects
ELS has worked with over 60 schools in Malaysia to provide additional support in terms of student development programmes, teacher training and school facility enhancement. One of the most popular activities in the School Partnership Programme is the English Camp organised within the school for its students.
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The ELS Light Up! Initiative was launched to bring light, hope, and change to underprivileged communities in Malaysia who do not have access to electricity. In particular, we want to help students who could not study or finish their homework at night.
Hence, ELS pledged to donate one solar LED lamp for every new student enrolled in the Certified Intensive English Programme (CIEP). To date, we have distributed solar lamps to the following communities:
- Kelantan: Orang Asli villages in Sindrop, Pos Sigar, Tuel, Kuala tau-u and Pos Brooke through UPM Holdings.
- Pahang: Orang Asli villages in Kampung Bertang, Kampung Sg Ulu Ruai and Kuala Lupis districts through Komuniti Kasih.
- Selangor: Orang Asli villages in Kampung Bulit Tnggul and Kampung Bukit Jenuk through Dengkil Office of the State Legislative Assembly.
- Sabah: Fire victims in Tawau and communities in the interior of Sabah through Malaysian Volunteer Foundation under the Ministry of Higher Education.
- Sarawak: Penan children nurseries in the interior of the Kubaan-Puak area through World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
