Suksasat School – Office of International Affairs

UAD Officially Withdraws International Community Service Program Students

September 6, 2016/in Darmasiswa, Event, Feature, International Office Activities, News /by admin

UAD officially withdraws KKN International teams

Tuesday, 30th August 2016. Prof. Sarbiran, Ph.D. (Vice Rector IV) of UAD, delivered speech and officially withdrew all of the International Community Service Programs’ (KKN Internasional) teams. These teams had conducted KKN International in five of UAD’s partner schools in Thailand for a month. These teams consist of 38 who come from different study programs such as Physics Education, Biology Education, English Education, Mathematics Education, Biology Education, Biology International Program, and Mathematics International Program.

In Sangkhom Islam Wittaya School, Suksasat School, Songserm Sassana Vittaya School, Songserm Vittaya Munniti School and Wittayasan School, they conducted many programs such as teaching Indonesian and English, Indonesian culture, traditional handicrafts, etc. Moreover, while doing KKN International, students had opportunities to learn local culture.

International Community Service Program is one of yearly programs that is conducted between UAD and some partner schools in Thailand.

Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD) Conducts International Community Engagement in Thailand

September 7, 2015/in Event, News /by admin

International Community Engagement of UAD in Thailand

27th July to 27 August 2015. Located at four different places in Thailand, 8 students of Universitas Ahmad Dahlan conducted International Community Engagement. They are three students from Faculty of Pharmacy, one student from Faculty of Biology, one student from Indonesian Literature and Education Study Program, and three students from English Education Study Program.

Three students from Faculty of Pharmacy conducted International Community Engagement at Rangsit University and Narathiwat Rajanagarindra Hospital.

“They welcomed us friendly, we met and consulted with many patients. They speak Malay so we can communicate easily”

Moreover, five students from Faculty of Biology, Indonesian Literature and Education Study Program, and English Education Study Program conducted International Community Engagement at Suksasat School and Songserm Wittaya School.

Their program consisted of teaching Indonesian, English and Islamic Value, etc. Additionally, they did sport and other outdoor activities with students.

“We hope that we can apply our knowledge not only nationally but also internationally” Said Mohammad Luthfi Imama (The leader of International Community Engagement Thailand).

Three Directors of Schools from Thailand Visit UAD and discussed Further Cooperations

January 24, 2015/in Event, News /by admin

Thursday, January 22, 2015, three directors of schools in Thailand, Songserm Wittaya Muslim School, Songserm Sasana School, and Suksasat School, visited campus I UAD. They were Krosunlee Benkoob, Kobeth Lemnoo, and Hareb Benkoob. Songserm Wittaya Muslim School and Suksasat School have signed MoU with UAD last year, while Songserm Sasana School visited UAD because it also wants to have cooperation with UAD.

Suksasat school, which currently has two alumni of UAD teaching there, this year, again, requests two alumni of UAD to teach English. Suksasat school and other schools also expect UAD could help them to have MoU with Muhammadiyah schools in Yogyakarta. They also want to hold a workshop for teachers and send their alumni to study at UAD. Suksasat school sends documents of three alumni who have just graduated to study at UAD. UAD will also give scholarship to one student from each school which has MoU with UAD.

A Story from Asma Kurnia, S.Pd., from Indonesia to Thailand and Malaysia with Love

November 7, 2013/in Event, News /by admin

Asma Kurnia, S.Pd.

Asma Kurnia, S.Pd., an alumnus of English Education UAD, now currently teaches English and Bahasa Indonesia at Suksasat School, Songkhla, Thailand, attended TRAINING OF TEACHERS (TOT) themed “KPTM: REACH FOR SONGKHLA – Sharing is Caring”. This training was held by Kolej Poli-Tech Mara (KPTM), Malaysia, cooperated with some schools in Shongkhla starting from October 24 to 28, 2013. Asma, as one of teacher representatives of Suksasat School, was the only one Indonesian teacher. This training was participated by 49 teachers from 6 schools those are Thayaiwittaya School, Songserm Whittaya Mulnitii School, Jariattammulnitii School, Tamsuksa Mulniti School, Pattanakan Suksa School, dan Suksasat School.

In this training, Asma impressed other participants when she presented a method in teaching English and communicated with Thai language. Other participants were also interested to have Indonesian teachers at their schools because Indonesian teachers are active, creative, friendly, and easy-going.

The Participants of TOT

Training of Teachers

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