Effective resume presentation
When: Feb. 20, 12:00-13:00
Where: National academic library
What: Effective resume writing presentation
Presenter: AAA member, Samat Panov
Where: National academic library
What: Effective resume writing presentation
Presenter: AAA member, Samat Panov
Solving problems presentation for youngsters
What: Presentation on Soving problems skills
When: Feb.20th, 14:00-15:00
Where: National academic library
Presenter: AAA member, Aizhan Karabukaeva
When: Feb.20th, 14:00-15:00
Where: National academic library
Presenter: AAA member, Aizhan Karabukaeva
Here we are! AAA is going out.
AAA’s official release has happened. The organzaiton officially paretic[ated into International Educational Week-2010. Photos tell more than words written.
EVENT OF THE MONTH!!!
Nov. 14, 2010 AAA's official release date
AAA invites everyone to join International Education Week Fair-2010. It is time to officaly present our organization for public.
Radisson SAS Hotel, 2 floor, Saryarka Ballroom
2 pm - 5 pm
We're coming out!
Radisson SAS Hotel, 2 floor, Saryarka Ballroom
2 pm - 5 pm
We're coming out!
Training on educating skills
13.11.2010
OpenFaculty program leaders in collaboration with AAA conducted the seminar for those people seeking educational career.
The presentation was run by the Director of National school of public policy, Dr. Vil’mur Auken. The speaker was interesting, the discussion was vivid. If you missed the event but would like to contact the guest please contact us at astana.alumni@gmail.com
The presentation was run by the Director of National school of public policy, Dr. Vil’mur Auken. The speaker was interesting, the discussion was vivid. If you missed the event but would like to contact the guest please contact us at astana.alumni@gmail.com
Neighborhood clubs – a movement for children’s well-being
04.11.2010
AAA participated into round table on problems with neighborhood clubs in Astana. The event was organized by “Zamandas 21” public foundation. “Universal skills” project leader Samat Panov was delegated from the AAA to attend the meeting.
The event was organized by “Zamandas 21” public foundation with the support of “Bota” public foundation. The round table was attended by capital public organizations, providing services for kids and teenagers, educators and government bodies’ representatives.
“Zamandas 21” PF chief Lyazzat Alshinova presented “Neighborhood club – a movement for children’s well-being” project. The attendants supported the project concept. While the round table running everyone agreed that organization of youth leisure in megalopolis is extremely important. And revival of neighborhood clubs would be good in the interests of children and society.
Nov. 27, 2010 Announcement: Teaching Techniques to Support Students’ Active Learning
When? Nov. 27, 2010 – Sat – 10 am-1pm. Openforpublic.
What? Teaching Techniques to Support Students’ Active Learning.
Open Faculty project Leaders in cooperation with Astana Alumni Association is happy to announce a workshop for young teachers - Teaching Techniques to Support Students’ Active Learning.
How to engage your students in collaborative learning? How to keep them motivated, active and involved? This three-hour interactive workshop is designed to provide practical teaching tools, techniques, and methods that can be easily implemented in a university classroom. The workshop will introduce beginning teachers to the principles of good teaching, strategies for teaching large classes and organizing group work activities. Participants will try out new behaviors and skills in a safe training environment. This workshop will be presented by Prof Maira Mukambayeva, Fulbright Program Alumna (Yale University).
Where? National Academic Library, 2 floor, American Corner.
Astana, Dostyk str., 11. Located close to the Ministry of Defense and Baiterek.
Contacts: astana.alumni@gmail.com
What? Teaching Techniques to Support Students’ Active Learning.
Open Faculty project Leaders in cooperation with Astana Alumni Association is happy to announce a workshop for young teachers - Teaching Techniques to Support Students’ Active Learning.
How to engage your students in collaborative learning? How to keep them motivated, active and involved? This three-hour interactive workshop is designed to provide practical teaching tools, techniques, and methods that can be easily implemented in a university classroom. The workshop will introduce beginning teachers to the principles of good teaching, strategies for teaching large classes and organizing group work activities. Participants will try out new behaviors and skills in a safe training environment. This workshop will be presented by Prof Maira Mukambayeva, Fulbright Program Alumna (Yale University).
Where? National Academic Library, 2 floor, American Corner.
Astana, Dostyk str., 11. Located close to the Ministry of Defense and Baiterek.
Contacts: astana.alumni@gmail.com
Nov. 20, 2010 Announcement: GMAT effective preparation hints
When? Nov. 20, 2010 – Sat – 12 pm-1pm. Open for public.
What? AAA training: GMAT effective preparation hints
GMAT is a common required test to get enrolled for graduate study, including MBA. GMAT is a test you need to take to get your MBA. GMAT is known as a tough test, but AAA member Ms. Rauza Kaliyeva is going to reveal some things you need to know about the test to prepare effectively. Event is going to be extremely useful for those who is going to pass the test.
Where? National Academic Library, 2 floor, American Corner.
Astana, Dostyk str., 11. Located close to the Ministry of Defense and Baiterek.
Contacts: astana.alumni@gmail.com
What? AAA training: GMAT effective preparation hints
GMAT is a common required test to get enrolled for graduate study, including MBA. GMAT is a test you need to take to get your MBA. GMAT is known as a tough test, but AAA member Ms. Rauza Kaliyeva is going to reveal some things you need to know about the test to prepare effectively. Event is going to be extremely useful for those who is going to pass the test.
Where? National Academic Library, 2 floor, American Corner.
Astana, Dostyk str., 11. Located close to the Ministry of Defense and Baiterek.
Contacts: astana.alumni@gmail.com
Nov. 13, 2010 Announcement: Master of teaching training
When? Nov. 13, 2010 - Sat– 10 am-1 pm. Open for public.
What? Тraining "Master of Teaching"
Leaders of the OpenFaculty program in collaboration with AAA organize a seminar for those who is interested in professor careership. This training is designated for you, if you are a person planning to teach at the university, to learn how to compose a sillabys as well as to get some prartical skills of teaching.
Where? National Academic Library, 2 floor, American Corner.
Astana, Dostyk str., 11. Located close to the Ministry of Defense and Baiterek.
Contact: astana.alumni@gmail.com
What? Тraining "Master of Teaching"
Leaders of the OpenFaculty program in collaboration with AAA organize a seminar for those who is interested in professor careership. This training is designated for you, if you are a person planning to teach at the university, to learn how to compose a sillabys as well as to get some prartical skills of teaching.
Where? National Academic Library, 2 floor, American Corner.
Astana, Dostyk str., 11. Located close to the Ministry of Defense and Baiterek.
Contact: astana.alumni@gmail.com
AAA attends SocialCamp
AAA and event creator, Civil Alliance representatives
23.07.2010
In 23-25 of July, 2010 Astana hosted SocialCamp organized by Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan. AAA attended the event.
Public organizations from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan got together in Eurasian National University to build communication, discuss common issues and share experience. There were a lot of information, interesting and useful e.g. fundraising issues (how to find money for NGO?) and New Media in Kazakhstan (NGO & Kaznet). It might be noted that SocialCamp had such active participants as blog-platform YVision and the Pirate party of Kazakhstan – the Pirate Parties International representatives. Astana Alumni Association built friendship with colleagues, had some coffee and attended a few sessions.
Wise Wiki informs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp
BarCamp is an international network of user-generated conferences (or unconferences). They are open, participatory workshop-events, whose content is provided by participants. The first BarCamps focused on early-stage web applications, and were related to open source technologies, social protocols, and open data formats. The format has also been used for a variety of other topics, including public transit, health care, and political organizing. The name BarCamp is a playful allusion to the event's origins, with reference to the hacker slang term, foobar: BarCamp arose as a spin-off of Foo Camp, an annual invitation-only participant driven conference hosted by open source publishing luminary Tim O'Reilly. The first BarCamp was held in Palo Alto, California, from August 19–21, 2005, in the offices of Socialtext. It was organized in less than one week, from concept to event, with 200 attendees.
In 23-25 of July, 2010 Astana hosted SocialCamp organized by Civil Alliance of Kazakhstan. AAA attended the event.
Public organizations from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan got together in Eurasian National University to build communication, discuss common issues and share experience. There were a lot of information, interesting and useful e.g. fundraising issues (how to find money for NGO?) and New Media in Kazakhstan (NGO & Kaznet). It might be noted that SocialCamp had such active participants as blog-platform YVision and the Pirate party of Kazakhstan – the Pirate Parties International representatives. Astana Alumni Association built friendship with colleagues, had some coffee and attended a few sessions.
Wise Wiki informs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp
BarCamp is an international network of user-generated conferences (or unconferences). They are open, participatory workshop-events, whose content is provided by participants. The first BarCamps focused on early-stage web applications, and were related to open source technologies, social protocols, and open data formats. The format has also been used for a variety of other topics, including public transit, health care, and political organizing. The name BarCamp is a playful allusion to the event's origins, with reference to the hacker slang term, foobar: BarCamp arose as a spin-off of Foo Camp, an annual invitation-only participant driven conference hosted by open source publishing luminary Tim O'Reilly. The first BarCamp was held in Palo Alto, California, from August 19–21, 2005, in the offices of Socialtext. It was organized in less than one week, from concept to event, with 200 attendees.
