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Alumni Mengajar in Thailand (AMT) is collaborative programs between UAD and Islamic schools in Southern Thailand. Alumni Mengajar in Thailand aims to provide experience to UAD alumni from several majors (depending on school demand) to teach abroad. Our partner schools in Krabi, Southern Thailand, are looking for 2 female English teachers from UAD alumni. So, we reopen fourth batch for Alumni Mengajar in Thailand program, with criteria as follow:⁣

Qualifications

1. UAD Alumni
2. Ed. or B.A. in English Education or English Letter
3. Female
4. Able to teach English for primary students or English for kids
5. Very good in English communication
6. Ready to teach 2 years in Thailand
7. Ready to depart on the end of May 2020
8. Has a passport
9. Ready to follow the administration process and online interview from Thai school
10. Read al-Qur’an accurately and fluently
11. Able to teach al-Qur’an
12. Qudwatul Hasanah (Idol teacher)

12.1. Very good Islamic Akhlak

12.2. Amal Ibadat

12.3. No smoking

Rights and obligations:

Right

• Monthly salary provided by the school
• Travel costs (Indonesia-Thailand / Thailand-Indonesia) one trip that will be paid by the school.
• Work visa VISA paid by the school.

Obligations

• Comply with the regulations of the school and also the regulations of  Thai government.

Note: More detailed information about rights and obligations will be discussed at the Technical Meeting and Signing of the Work Agreement. UAD is only the 3rd party that connects schools and alumni. The first two-year agreement signed by the head of KUI UAD (as the 3rd party) and Alumni (as the second party). However, if there is a contract extension, then this is a two-way agreement between the school (1st party) and alumni (2nd party).

Required  Documents:

1. Fill the outbound form download here
2. Legalized complete diploma
3. Academic transcript (legalized)
4. Guardian’s license ( Surat Izin Orang Tua) with the stamp (materai)
5. Passport (with a validity period of more than 6 months)
6. Curriculum vitae in English
7. Copy of ID card
8. TOEFL Certificate with minimum score 550/TOEIC 600 (with a validity period no more than 3 months)
9. Certificates (if any)
10. Colored Photograph 3 X 4 ( blue background 3 pieces)
11. Demo Teaching video (Required)

Send the scanned original document number 1-10 and demo teaching video to oia@uad.ac.id with subject: AMT 2020, no later than 08 May 2020 at 00:00. For more information please contact: 0821 4438 9077 (WA Only).

NOTE

• It would be great to see a video clip of a lesson to children (of the preferred age group) in a classroom situation.
• The school needs the applicants to show they would be suitable for a class of 30 children who don’t speak English well.
• The school wants the applicants to show us what they would do with a class of children learning English.
• The school needs the applicants to show they know enough grammar to speak well and fluently.
• If the applicant has experience teaching, then a reference letter from the employer would be helpful along with the contact person and phone number.
• All professional teachers in Thai schools have to make lesson plans for their classes so samples of a few lesson plans would indicate how much training the teacher would need to get them up to an acceptable level.
• The school would prefer the applicants to offer their own ideas rather than copy someone else.

Alumni Mengajar in Thailand (AMT) is collaborative programs between UAD and Islamic schools in Southern Thailand. Alumni Mengajar in Thailand aims to provide experience to UAD alumni from several majors (depending on school demand) to teach abroad. Our partner schools in Thailand need more than 15 English teachers from UAD alumni, we reopen third batch for Alumni Mengajar in Thailand program, with criteria as follow:⁣

Qualifications

1. UAD Alumni
2. Ed. or B.A. in English Education or English Letter
3. Able to teach English for primary students or English for kids
4. Very good in English communication
5. Ready to teach 2 years in Thailand
6. Ready to depart on the end of March 2020
7. Ready to follow the administration process and online interview from Thai school
8. Read al-Qur’an accurately and fluently
9. Able to teach al-Qur’an
10. Qudwatul Hasanah (Idol teacher)

11.1. Very Good Islamic Etics and Morality

11.2. Amal Ibadat

11.3. No smoking

Rights and obligations:

Right

• Monthly salary provided by the school
• Travel costs (Indonesia-Thailand / Thailand-Indonesia) one trip that will be paid by the school.
• Work visa VISA paid by the school.

Obligations

• Comply with the regulations of the school and also the regulations of  Thai government.

Note: More detailed information about rights and obligations will be discussed at the Technical Meeting and Signing of the Work Agreement. UAD is only the 3rd party that connects schools and alumni. The first two-year agreement signed by the head of KUI UAD (as the 3rd party) and Alumni (as the second party). However, if there is a contract extension, then this is a two-way agreement between the school (1st party) and alumni (2nd party).

Required  Documents:

1. Fill the outbound form download here
2. Legalized complete diploma
3. Academic transcript (legalized)
4. Guardian’s license ( Surat Izin Orang Tua) with the stamp (materai)
5. Curriculum vitae in English
6. Copy of ID card
7. TOEFL Certificate with minimum score 550/TOEIC 600 (with a validity period no more than 3 months)
8. Certificates (if any)
9. Colored Photograph 3 X 4 (blue background 3 pieces)
10. Demo Teaching video (Required)

Send the scanned original document number 1-9 and demo teaching video to oia@uad.ac.id with subject: AMT 2020, no later than 26 March 2020 at 09:00

NOTE

• It would be great to see a video clip of a lesson to children (of the preferred age group) in a classroom situation.
• The school needs the applicants to show they would be suitable for a class of 30 children who don’t speak English well.
• The school wants the applicants to show us what they would do with a class of children learning English.
• The school needs the applicants to show they know enough grammar to speak well and fluently.
• If the applicant has experience teaching, then a reference letter from the employer would be helpful along with the contact person and phone number.
• All professional teachers in Thai schools have to make lesson plans for their classes so samples of a few lesson plans would indicate how much training the teacher would need to get them up to an acceptable level.
• The school would prefer the applicants to offer their own ideas rather than copy someone else.

Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD) officially withdrew all participants of the International Community Service Program in Thailand. The International Community Service Program is one of the annual programs conducted between UAD and several partner schools in Thailand. The withdrawal ceremony was represented by Ani Susanti, Mpd. B. I. as a supervisor of International Community Service Program. (Tuesday, February 25, 2020).

12 students from various study programs at UAD, such as Indonesian Literature, English Literature, Accounting, Biology, English Language Education, Chemical Engineering and Law participated International Community Service 2020 Program.

The 12 students participated in the International Community Service Program were divided into two groups and undergoing Community Service Programs in two partner schools in southern Thailand. The first group was deployed at the Sangkhom Wittaya School, while the 2nd group  conducted a Community Service at Songserm Sasana Vitaya School, and Muslim communities around the two schools.

During one month of conducting KKN in Thailand, they have conducted many programs such as teaching Indonesian and English, Indonesian culture, traditional handicrafts, etc. In addition, while conducting an International Community Service Program, students have the opportunity to learn the local culture. (i)

Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD) sends more than 200 students abroad in the 2019-2020 academic year under various programs. The students will be sent to various countries in Asia and Europe, including Thailand (58 students), Philipines (8 students), Brunei Darussalam (2 students), South Korea (6 students), Taiwan (17 students), China (10 students) Students), Japan (7 students), Germany (3 students), the Netherlands (2 students), and Uni Emirate Arab (4 students).

In January 2020, UAD sends 31 students under 5 different programs. First, Credit Transfer Programs the realization of MoU between UAD and Universitas Utara Malaysia (UUM). Devi Anggrayni and Siti Natasya, from the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB),  Development Economics study programs, and also 5 students from the Faculty of Law (FH), they are Ridhayana Andi Baso, Yogita Halim, Daffa Nugroho Ramadhan, Muhammad Rizal Sirojudin, dan Fadhel Muhammad Ikhwansyah, they will study in Malaysia for 6 months or one semester, from February to August 2020. UAD will also send two students to Taiwan. Ina Maryani and Dinar Nurul Arofah from the Faculty of Public Health. They will undergo a credit transfer program for one semester at Hungkuang University (HKU), Taiwan. This program is also a realization of the collaboration between UAD and HKU.

UAD will also send 11 students to participate in the “Public Health Short Program” program at Hungkuang University, which will be held on February 2-10, 2020. The 11 students are Ahmad Dzaki Burhani, Aulia Putri Nugraheni, Cindi Altika, Dyah Kumalasari Supriyanto, Fitri Aulia, Rina Tri Faizani, Rismala Egitasari, Syania Rizki Amalia, Tasya Danela Lutfiah, Taula Aisy Gusfara and Widya Ariani.

At the same time, UAD will also send 8 delegations to the “The 2nd Global Youth Leaders Exchange Program GOGO Gangwon in Gangwon Province, South Korea, on 8-11 February 2020. 8 The students are Wasiah Darojatun (Management), Eko Muhammad Rilo Pembudi (Informatics Engineering), Rifqi Luthfi Naldi (Informatics Engineering), Mochammad Adhis Raihan (Food Service Business), Sakti Oktasari (Law), Vina Damayanti (Law), Desy Nurgita Irawati (Law), and Izza Qorina (Medical)

In addition to the four programs above, UAD will also send 3 Indonesian Literature students to Busan University of Foreign Language (BUFS), South Korea. The three students are Jihan Syarif, Alifia Nur Laila, and Rindu Putri Utami. The three students will study for one semester at BUFS under the “ASIAN International Mobility for Students (AIMS) program. AIMS is a scholarship program from the Ministry of Education and Culture for students taking one semester credit at universities in Asia. AIMS is a scholarship that can only be accessed by universities in a small consortium and UAD has received AIMS scholarships since 2010.

According to the head of Office of International Affairs, Ida Puspita, M.A.Res. “Student exchange programs abroad have positive impacts on students and university, in addition to providing international experience to students, the program is also one of UAD’s efforts to reach World Class University.” [i]