PeopleLAKE group, the owners of eLawyer recruitment, have today entered into a agreement with ATC to provide scholarships for needy students from ATC on the Foundation in Law (FIL) and Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) programmes.
The agreement was officially signed by Mr. Eddie Law of eLawyer and our Mr. Kevin Leong, accompanied by Mr. Kennard Tan and Ms. Sharisse Lim, Executive Directors of PeopleLAKE and Mr. Gunaseelan the CEO of ATC’s KL campus
We are proud of the fact that the good work being done by ATC is being noticed by corporations in Malaysia and they are stepping forward to provide scholarships for deserving students at ATC.
The application for this scholarship will be open to the FIL students registering for the January 2025 intake.
The ceremony also marked the launch of the ATC Careers Centre powered by PeopleLAKE wherein the centre will provide ATC students with direct access to a host of opportunities for internships, pupillage and employment.
We are confident that this relationship between ATC and PeopleLAKE will grow from strength to strength in the coming years.
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