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Monday, March 17, 2014
About BPIEF
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HIS year marks the fifth edition of The Borneo Post International Education Fair (BPIEF), an event that showcases all education-related activities and exhibits from institutions of higher learning and skills training, both local and from overseas, all under one roof. BPIEF is Borneo’s premier education fair and is evolving to become a class of its own, drawing visitors from throughout the state and from the region. From early childhood education activities to formal tertiary education and skills training, the doors to a brighter future await students and working adults, so take the next step towards life and career fulfillment. About the organiser The Borneo Post is the largest and most read English daily in Borneo. Established over 30 years ago in 1978, and together with its Sunday edition — thesundaypost — which has a total circulation that reaches a total readership of about half a million in Sarawak, Sabah and Brunei Darussalam. The Borneo Post and thesunday-
post are two of the four newspapers, currently in circulation under See Hua Group of newspapers, owned by KTS Holdings Berhad. The other two are Bahasa Malaysia daily, Utusan Borneo (UB); and Chinese daily, See Hua Daily News (SHDN). The Borneo Post Online set up in 2007 (www.theborneopost.com) reaches a global audience and to date has some 40,000 daily page views and growing. See Hua Online (www.seehua. com) a relatively new site is gathering a steady flow of traffic. On March 22, we officially launch our new youth-oriented news website The Borneo Post SEEDS (seeds.theborneopost.com). All in all, The Borneo Post and its sister papers — thesundaypost, Utusan Borneo and See Hua Daily News— have a total readership of some 1.2 million, a powerful synergy in reaching out to the masses, especially in Sabah and Sarawak. BPIEF is part of The Borneo Post’s corporate social responsibility, a project that strives to give something back to our society and the readers that have supported us throughout the years.