Preparing Today's Youth for the Future Era of Globalisation
Monday, 1 April 2013 | 21:33 | 0 comments
SHAH
ALAM: On 3rd April 2013, at UNiSEL Shah Alam will be held a forum with topic
‘Preparing Today’s Youth for the Future Era of Globalisation.
This
forum will focus on preparing our youth to participate successfully in a world
of increasing social, cultural, ethnic, linguistic, and religious diversity
will require them to learn about the qualities of the history, languages,
geography, and cultural contributions of people all over the world. It requires
inviting them to revisit their own nation’s qualities and contributions in a
way that captures its multiple relations with other societies.
The
objectives of this forum are to improve the students’ understanding about their
responsibilities as youths, to develop and improve the students’ perspective to
look ahead in their future, to educate the students on how to be creative and
innovative in the era of globalization an to use this forum as a platform of
exchanging information and knowledge from the experts towards the audience.
This forum organized by YouthsToday.com.
The
forum will be interesting because the organizer invite one of Malaysian popular
television personality, as a penal, Nazrudin Habibur Rahman. Other penal are,
Jazz Tan Yee Mei, who is the director of YouthsToday.com. Thirdly, Md. Rosli
bin Haji Ismail. He is a full time lecturer in UNiSEL and graduated with a
Master of Philosophy (Globalisation & Social Development), University
Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM).
The panelist will share their knowledge and discuss on how youth especially the
students on developing, improving and preparing their capabilities to cope with
challenges that lie ahead.
The
programme will be held on:-
DATE : 3 APRIL 2013
TIME : 10.00 AM – 1.00 PM
VENUE : LECTURE THEATRE 2, UNISEL SHAH ALAM
This
programmed are supported by, Faculty Communication & Media UNiSEL,
Karangkraf, PKNS and etc. To UNISEL
YOUTH, please COME and JOIN the
forum. It is totally FREE ADMISSION.
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