Academic Affairs and Registration Office organized a project to develop and strengthen government personnel, the activity “Preparing to become a professional instructor” for the academic year 2021 for teachers put in the position from 2019 to the present and those who are interested

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On Wednesday, 30 March 2022, the Academic Affairs and Registration Office organized a project to develop and strengthen government personnel, the activity “Preparing to become a professional teacher” for the academic year 2021 for instructors put in the position from 2019 to the present and those who are interested, with Asst. Prof. Dr. Phadet Kakham, Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, presiding over the opening of the project, along with executives and faculty members participating in an online format through the zoom program. It was honored by all 3 lecturers to give lectures as follows:

– Lecture on “Academic rules and regulations of the University that should be known” in order to understand about academic regulations such as enrollment, educational measurement and evaluation, transfer of academic results, with Ms. Arunee Kuwimol, former director of the Academic Affairs and Registration Office as a lecturer.

– Lecture on “Preliminary introduction of services and requests of the Academic Affairs and Registration Office”, advising services of the Office and the use of various requests, lectured by Ms. Chanrat Siriwuttinan, Director of the Academic Affairs and Registration Office.

– Lecture on “Using the Educational Service System (MIS) for Instructors” introducing the use of the Educational Service System for advisors and instructors, such as informing learners, teaching schedules, sending results, including the use of the student’s educational service system, lectured by Asst. Prof. Nutthamon Heepjankri, Deputy Director of the Academic Affairs and Registration Office

In this regard, the knowledge gained from the training helps the instructors to work effectively and give advice to students appropriately

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