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Wyith authourised to conduct recognized technical certificate course in China Dongguan

Hongkong - February 24, 2000 - Wyith Incorporated is proud to announce that it has gained authorization from the China Dongguan Liao Bu County Education Bureau as well as the management board of Liao Bu Middle School to start offering Wyith Incorporated's Certificate Programme in Applied Computer Studies to senior graduates of Liao Bu Middle School.

The certificate course aims to produce graduates with a sound knowledge of the fundamental concepts of computing and webmastering and with the intellectual and practical skills to enable them to make a creative contribution to the application of computers and associated technology in the information-processing activities of a business computing environment. Graduates will be sensitised to the human aspects of computer applications and prepared for continued personal development as the discipline, the environment and the role of the computer professional evolve. Graduates should also be able to contribute to the overall development of the profession and of China.

"This is the first time the Chinese Government allows a Hongkong company to participate directly in the intellectual education and development of students in China." said Dr Raymond Cheng, Managing Director of Wyith Incorporated. "We are very happy to be allowed to get involved because we understand that we are not alone and that only by conducting suitable and in-depth enough courses for the new generation could we not only be able to contribute economically but also socially to China."

Accompanied by the President of the Rotary Club Peninsula Sunrise, Simon Wong (2nd from right) and Mr. Chester Chan of Wyith Inc., Dr Raymond Cheng (center) talks with two Chinese officials (1st and 2nd from left) about the certificate course.

In the context of the Internet industry's needs, the graduate will have demonstrated the following :

1. a knowledge of the structure of typical business organisations and their operations;
2. a knowledge of the functions of computer hardware and software;
3. the ability to understand and interpret the requirements of an organisation in terms of its needs for information as a corporate resource;
4. the ability to identify and specify reliable, cost-effective information-processing systems which meet organisational needs and which exploit the benefits of current information technology;
5. the ability to communicate in English, both orally and in writing, at the level of competence required of an Internet professional;
6. the ability to plan and implement an information-processing system project;
7. the ability to sustain personal effort, whether working alone or as a member of a team, and to develop the skills needed to work effectively within a team.

The course lasts for six months and is open to matriculated graduates of Liao Bu Middle School.

About Liao Bu Middle School

Liao Bu Middle School is the 'Core Development Middle School' in China Dongguan and is also the only middle school equipped with the best computer resources in the region. The school currently has 3,000 full-time students. 150 of whom are matrculation students. Over 80% of the school's matriculation students are accepted by the local Universities.

About Wyith Incorporated

Founded in 1991, the company is a provider of corporate MIS applications, backend IT services and is a strategic consultant of e-business. The company's wholly owned division, Wyith Limited, is also a world class leader in B2C domain-based services, including domain registrations in over 70 countries, Web hosting and related services. The business has serviced over 40,000 customers worldwide, spanning 110 countries.

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