In Batyabar's case, the college had asked her to reschedule her flight home (originally scheduled for Dec 27), as it said it needed time to complete their procedure of cancelling her student visa. However, the Mongolian consul, it is understood, has managed to obtain an extension for them. Kamalanathan, FTMS agreed to cancel the student visas and return the women's passports - but now this had caused additional problems: the visas expire today, while their flight home to Ulan Bataar is on Jan 7. After interventions by fz.com and Deputy Education Minister P. This is because their course had been postponed to February and the college has refused to return their passports for them to go home. Batchimeg Batyabar, 28 and Buyankhishig Vadmaa, 36 arrived in this country in October to begin a 10-month Intermediary English course, but until today, all they have been doing is spending money for rent and essentials and battling the college for their passports. FTMS Global College in Technology Park Malaysia, Bukit Jalil, seems to be another outfit that risks falling into the category of "black sheep", following the experience of two Mongolian students.
PETALING JAYA (Dec 31): While Malaysia wants to be an educational hub, there are black sheep in the industry which have put paid this ambitious venture, with tales of foreign students being short-changed by local colleges promising the world in their brochures but falling short on delivery.
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