HULU TERENGGANU POLYTECHNIC CSR PROGRAM WITH KETENGAH AT TASIK KENYIR
15 April 2026
HULU TERENGGANU, April 14, 2026 – Hulu Terengganu Polytechnic (PHT), in collaboration with KETENGAH, organized a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program which took place at Tasik Kenyir today.
The program involved 14 lecturers, 92 students, and KETENGAH staff (Free Zone Division).
This program aims to foster a spirit of volunteerism among students and strengthen relationships between educational institutions and regional development agencies. Various activities were carried out throughout the program, including gotong-royong (communal work) to clean up tourist attraction areas such as painting flower pots, painting jetty stairs, painting the hall, blowing, and beautifying the Kenyir Information Center and the landscape of Pengkalan Gawi, Tasik Kenyir.
This initiative not only exposes students to the importance of social responsibility but also supports efforts to preserve the natural beauty of Tasik Kenyir as one of the country's main tourist destinations.
It is hoped that the organization of this program can be continued in the future to produce graduates who are not only academically excellent but also possess human values and concern for society and the environment.
The program involved 14 lecturers, 92 students, and KETENGAH staff (Free Zone Division).
This program aims to foster a spirit of volunteerism among students and strengthen relationships between educational institutions and regional development agencies. Various activities were carried out throughout the program, including gotong-royong (communal work) to clean up tourist attraction areas such as painting flower pots, painting jetty stairs, painting the hall, blowing, and beautifying the Kenyir Information Center and the landscape of Pengkalan Gawi, Tasik Kenyir.
This initiative not only exposes students to the importance of social responsibility but also supports efforts to preserve the natural beauty of Tasik Kenyir as one of the country's main tourist destinations.
It is hoped that the organization of this program can be continued in the future to produce graduates who are not only academically excellent but also possess human values and concern for society and the environment.