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The Student Affairs Department is one of the important departments in the organisational structure. It offers various services to students. The importance of Student Affairs Department becomes more obvious after the existence of rules and regulations Act 174 or Akta Institusi Pelajaran (Tatatertib) 1976. Student affairs staffs are responsible for academic advising and support services delivery at colleges and universities, developing programs and researching techniques that benefit all students as a whole, incorporate the issues of diversity into their everyday tasks and work with an array of students in such areas as campus activities, counselling, resources, etc. This department, like others within the higher education system, seeks to serve the needs of the student. Date: 28 & 29 th MARCH 2011 - Location: Hotel Singgahsana, Petaling Jaya, Selangor Time: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm In this training programme, participants will benefit establishing good ties with students in a college or university. It will look into various issues to enhance and improve student affairs management in order to maintain a high level of quality management. Participants will be able to identify all areas of responsibility and concern in maintaining the student population. The main areas covered will involve: - KNOWLEDGE - SKILLS - LEADERSHIP
METHODOLOGY This programme will be conducted using lectures, active discussions, role play, case studies, video sharing and presentations.
OBJECTIVE The objectives of the workshop are as follows:- 1. To identify and explore the current situation of local/international students and to highlight the best practices in managing the local/international students. 2. To know the roles and responsibilities in managing local/international students. 3. To come up with a framework for an effective way in managing local/international students. 4. To identify the needs and problems of local/international students and deliberate on how to address them. 5. To discuss how to design activities that would cater for the development of local/international students intellectually, physically and socially. 6. Immigration Basics for International Students.
COURSE OUTLINE 1. Defining Student Affairs
2. Laws Related to IPTA/IPTS
3. Setting Goals and Objectives
4. Scholarship and Financial Aid
5. Managing Local/International Students
6. Counselling Guidelines
7. Communication Skills for excellent customer service
8. Immigration Basics for International Students
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
All administrators assigned to manage students, student affairs officer, registrar, student counsellor, faculty member, academicians, marketing officers and all members involved in representing students in the college or university. Managers can also participate in this workshop to provide skills and train staff in the future. Trainer's Profile
Rajeswary Sivaramakrishnan has over 8 years of experience in the education field. She has been a freelance trainer for almost 5 years mainly involved in conference and training courses for various skills development programmes, education based training, language and communication programmes for Oil and Gas, IT consultancies, Manufacturing Industries and Educational Institutes. Rajeswary has also served first hand as a Lecturer and then moved on as Head of Department coordinating Diploma and External programmes at private colleges. Currently, she spearheads an education consultancy specialised in servicing and recruiting international students. She hails from the prestigious Limkokwing University, holding a Diploma in Mass Communication and an honourable B.A in Mass Communication majoring in Journalism and Film and Television from Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia. Her current profession also includes lecturing at private colleges and tutoring International students for IGCSE, TOEFL and SAT at Raffles Revolusi - Millennium Education, a company that provides niche training for exam oriented students.She offers counseling to students who fall out on results and advise for better performance. Her method of training is very practical and flexible, customising each training session for the needs of the organization and relevant audience. As a practical trainer, she is committed to communicate effectively and motivate clients in enhancing knowledge to suit environmental changes in the workforce. Her aim is to provide continuous quality and excellence in being a dedicated and professional trainer. Registration Fees:- RM 980 per participant ( includes morning/tea breaks and lunch for 2 days, course notes and a Certificate of Attendance) Download Registration Form : |





