Students in Southeast Asia
From SPM and the Philippine licensure exams to university entrance tests in Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand, students in Southeast Asia study large syllabi, often with English-language textbooks. Type to Study helps you learn them and check you're ready.
Countries
- PhilippinesLicensure exams in the Philippines draw on years of material. Type to Study turns reviewers and textbooks into courses you can finish and practise on.
- MalaysiaSPM and STPM reward knowing your textbook well. Type to Study turns your books and notes into lessons, flashcards and practice exams.
- SingaporeSingapore's exams are demanding and detailed. Type to Study turns lecture notes and textbooks into lessons, flashcards and graded mock exams.
- IndonesiaIndonesian students sit the UTBK-SNBT for public university entry, and many study IB or Cambridge programs or English-language tests for study abroad. Type to Study builds English-language courses from your own material.
- VietnamVietnamese students take the national high school graduation exam, and many also prepare for IELTS, the SAT or A Levels to study abroad. Type to Study builds English-language courses from your own books and notes.
- ThailandThai students apply to universities through TCAS, which uses exams such as TGAT, TPAT and the A-Level, and many study in English at international schools or universities. Type to Study builds English-language courses from your own material.
Cities
- Manila, PhilippinesManila has the University Belt, a cluster of universities around Sampaloc that includes the University of Santo Tomas, one of the oldest universities in Asia. De La Salle University and UP Manila add strong programmes in business, health and the sciences.
- Quezon City, PhilippinesQuezon City is home to UP Diliman, the flagship campus of the University of the Philippines, and the Ateneo de Manila University. It is the most populous city in the Philippines and part of Metro Manila.
- Cebu, PhilippinesCebu City is the education centre of the Visayas, with long-established universities such as the University of San Carlos and the University of San Jose-Recoletos. Its business process outsourcing and shipping sectors shape many students' career plans.
- Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaKuala Lumpur is Malaysia's capital and home to the University of Malaya, the country's oldest university, and to a mix of public and private institutions. Many students come from abroad to study at its private universities.