Sunday, April 3, 2011
THE Brunei Darussalam Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) took a step forward in their effort to strengthen their ties with the education sector through a discussion session with the participating teachers of the recent training workshop.
A collaborative effort with the Department of Co-Curriculum Education, the association conducted yesterday's discussion session as a follow up of the training workshop held for teachers from participating schools.
Acting District Director for Brunei-Muara Hj Muhammad Suhaimi Hj Ibrahim in an interview elaborated that this was the association's initiative in hearing out what the teachers have encountered within a three to four week gap after the training workshop which covered the basics of first aid and humanitarian activities.
"Why it took us another three to four weeks to conduct such as session is because after the workshop, the teachers returned to their respective schools where they will introduce and educate the administration about the (BDRCS) involvement, role and suggest suitable activities to be held at each school," he said. "This session is also to listen to their feedback for problems that may have arose on their side and other difficulties that they have encountered as well as share ideas and suggestions that may help in the future."
Also present during the session were Hj Julaini Hj Latip, secretary general of BDRCS, who presented a talk on the history of the Red Crescent and Red Cross Societies around the world and acting director of the Co-Curriculum Education Department, Hj Kassim Mohammad Yasin, who gave the opening remarks.
Secretary General of Brunei Darussalam Red Crescent Society Hj Julaini Hj Latip during yesterday's session. Picture: BT/Amir Noor
The Brunei Times - Online
A collaborative effort with the Department of Co-Curriculum Education, the association conducted yesterday's discussion session as a follow up of the training workshop held for teachers from participating schools.
Acting District Director for Brunei-Muara Hj Muhammad Suhaimi Hj Ibrahim in an interview elaborated that this was the association's initiative in hearing out what the teachers have encountered within a three to four week gap after the training workshop which covered the basics of first aid and humanitarian activities.
"Why it took us another three to four weeks to conduct such as session is because after the workshop, the teachers returned to their respective schools where they will introduce and educate the administration about the (BDRCS) involvement, role and suggest suitable activities to be held at each school," he said. "This session is also to listen to their feedback for problems that may have arose on their side and other difficulties that they have encountered as well as share ideas and suggestions that may help in the future."
Also present during the session were Hj Julaini Hj Latip, secretary general of BDRCS, who presented a talk on the history of the Red Crescent and Red Cross Societies around the world and acting director of the Co-Curriculum Education Department, Hj Kassim Mohammad Yasin, who gave the opening remarks.
Secretary General of Brunei Darussalam Red Crescent Society Hj Julaini Hj Latip during yesterday's session. Picture: BT/Amir Noor The Brunei Times - Online
Tiada ulasan:
Catat Ulasan