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Cyril Dason is a content creator and educator based in Kuching, Sarawak with over 15 years in content creation experience.
His followers come from around the world but are largely concentrated to Malaysia, with most of them residing in both Sabah and Sarawak.
Other than Blog.CyrilDason.com, he owns several niche blogs such as SarawakCrocs.com (Football) and KuchingBorneo.info (Travel). He is also well established on Instagram, Twitter and Youtube.
It’s no secret that I was in the Oil City of Sarawak last week. Spent four days in the city known as Miri with another seven in the team which was representing the school in the Sarawak Finals of the National Robotics Competition 2012. Before anyone says I’m going ‘sakai’ over this city in my
Miri City: The Oil City of Sarawak review Read Post »
Looks like I’m talking more about education nowadays. Not sure if my title is SEO friendly, but it’s what’s going on in my life nowadays, and what’s playing in my mind most of the time lately.
Malaysian schools: When parents expect Read Post »
I won’t pretend I’m happy and justifiably glad of what I’m going through now. One week has passed, and it’s fast, it’s hectic, it’s crazy. Add up all of those, and you’d be a messed up person by any standard. Miri looms, and the teams I’m training are not 100% prepared. I am, by any
No more façades, it’s just reality Read Post »
You know that feeling you get when you see how lucky kids these days are? Well, I had ‘that moment’ today when I watched the Kabbadi finals held. I know, those born in the 80’s would go; “Kabbadi? How do you play that game?” To shed some light, here’s a video I recorded from today’s
Kabbadi, Where have you been? Read Post »
Here’s what happened today. I was in my class, invigilating the first exam of the year. It was a dreaded four periods, which means 160 minutes doing nothing but walk around, peering at answers the students were giving. When I’m tired doing that, it would be stiing down staring at the students. Invigilating exams means
The ‘Keropok Jagung’ Tale Read Post »
You remember how I was disappointed with the Sarawak Robotics competition last year? Well, received a call last two weeks, and guess what? The results are out, and we scored… SECOND & SEVENTH!!! The cherry on the cake was that we defeated SM Teknik Sejingkat, & SMK Bandar Bintulu, two teams which have represented Malaysia
2011 Sarawak Robotics Result Brings Surprises Read Post »
I think many government servants are excited about the new pay scheme introduced by the PM himself last November. The promise was of a better pay scheme, and an introduction of an exit policy to boost the performance of the civil service. While I know there are many sources out there, here’s what I can
Calculation of Teacher’s Salary Under SBPA Read Post »
Once a while, let’s focus on Malaysia, so let me blog in Bahasa Malaysia for today. Before you proceed and read, pardon my BM as it’s a little bit rusty in words. Pertamanya, semua orang ingin tahu berkenaan Skim Baru Perkhidmatan Awam (SBPA) yang dibentangkan Perdana Menteri dalam ‘Fokus Ke-4 Belanjawan 2012: Memperkejap Perkhidmatan Awam’.
Tangga Gaji Kakitangan Awam, SBPA & Umur Bersara Read Post »
Najib announced a new remuneration scheme for the civil servants last Friday during the 2012 budget. The scheme known as the new Civil Service Remuneration Scheme, or in Malay; Skim Saraan Baru Perkhidmatan Awam (SBPA) will see an annual increment of between RM80 and RM320, in addition to another 7%- 13% increment for those who
The New Malaysian Pay Scheme: Skim Saraan Baru Perkhidmatan Awam (SBPA) Read Post »