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I have seen many. Even i get statistic if scholar unemployment is many and at every country in the world. On my experience in Indonesia there is a problematic issue in education. The higher people pass education degree, the more unemployee they get.

My experience as volunteer in Scholarship institution a decade ago I found that many student have no direction with their profession and jobs relevant to their discipline of knowledge. They go to school without any terget. Go school just as social rhytm, because they see people are do it.

They learn about math, physic, economi, art, at school or campuss but they never found lesson about how to get good Jobs and profession. How to make decision and make planning about their own life. And When they pass the study they be unemployment.

There are many clever student there. and there are many scholar unemployment.]]> Wed, 24 Dec 2008 00:06:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/558583 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/497101
Submit Your idea of changing world.

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Tell others.

Submit your ideas by 20 October.

And please register to vote what idea is the most help.

]]> Tue, 07 Oct 2008 04:51:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/497101 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/341007
The ASEAN Foundation, an initiative of the leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) was established on December 15, 1997 to contribute to the prosperity and a sustainable future for the peoples of all ASEAN countries that now comprise Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and VietNam. He was charged with promoting a greater awareness of the ASEAN and greater interaction between people and their increased participation in the activities of ASEAN as well as to undertake development cooperation activities that promote the ‘Mutual, address equitable economic development and reduce poverty.

The scholarship programme is part of the ASEAN Foundation Scholarships for postgraduate studies and funded by the Japan-ASEAN Solidarity Fund. The Asian Institute of Technology, on the other hand, is an institute post-1959, is a pioneer of the `Asia institution created to help meet the Irkutsk Region, growing needs for advanced training in engineering, science, technology and management, research and capacity building. AIT’s mission is to develop highly skilled and committed professionals who will play a leading role in the sustainable development of the region and its integration into the global economy.

AIT is based in Thailand and has affiliated centres in other parts of the world. Ten (10) graduate scholarships are available for ASEAN nationals who wish to pursue a master’s degree in AIT. The scholarship covers tuition and other academic expenses, and living allowances for a program of 2 years.

Four (4) grants will be awarded slots under the project “Capacity Building for Women, Poverty and the analysis of mobility development of road transport in the Greater Mekong.”
The six (6) scholarships will be awarded for the different fields of study identified by the ASEAN Foundation as described below.

Eligibility

To be eligible, candidates must:

Be a true national ASEAN
Keep businesses (normally from a four-year program) or its equivalent in an appropriate field
Have above average undergraduate classes (minimum 2.75 CGPA)
Fulfil other requirements specified by the school, you apply to
AIT is an international institute whose English is the only language of instruction
Admission to the AIT requires proof of proficiency in the English language that can be met in one of the following areas: Presentation of an official test from any customer of the English standardized tests: TOEFL, IELTS , CU-TEP (Thailand), ARC (Lao PDR).

Accept return and / or to serve for at least 2 years in any ASEAN countries after completion of their studies.

Area Studies

The scholarships can be taken in the field of study: School of Environment, Resources and Development (SERD) www.serd.ait.ac.th

Agricultural Systems and Engineering
Aquaculture and Aquatic Resources Management
Energy
Environmental Engineering and Management
Food Engineering and Technology Bioprocess
Gender and Development Studies
Natural resource management
Technology Pulp and Paper
Regional and rural development planning
Management of the urban environment
Interdisciplinary Programs

Cleaner Production
Integrated coastal zone management tropical
Integrated Watershed Development and Management
Tools modelling environment and resource management
Disaster preparedness, mitigation and management
Agribusiness Management
School of Engineering and Technology (SET) www.set.ait.ac.th

Construction, engineering and infrastructure management (CEMI)
Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering (GTE)
Structural Engineering (STE)
Transportation Engineering (TAR)
Water Engineering and Management (WEM)
Interdisciplinary Programs

Information technology and communications technology (ICT)
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

All interested applicants must meet the following two rounds of applications and submit them to the Admissions Office of the AIT.

AIT application form (http://www.ait.ac.th/apply)
ASEAN Foundation scholarships for higher education application form (downloadable)
For the provision of January 2008, the application shall be made on or before December 21, 2007.
Deadline for admission for the month of August is March 31, 2008.
For the month of January 2009 for admission, requests must be made no later than October 31, 2008.

For more information, please contact:
Postal address:
Admissions and Awards Unit
Asian Institute of Technology
P.O. Box 4 12120,
THAILAND

Address:
Admissions and Awards Unit
Asian Institute of Technology 50 Moo 9, km. 42,
Paholyothin Road Pathumthani 12120,
THAILAND

Telephone: (662) 5245031-5033
Fax: (662) 524-6326
E-mail: admissions@ait.ac.th
http://www.ait.ac.th/interimpage/ait_visitor/freepage/AF_Scholarships.asp

Important!
Please mention www.ScholarshipsCenter.com in your application letter. Thank You. ]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:27:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/341007 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/341005
A Sarjana (S1) degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (4.00 scale)
Leadership Qualities
A good understanding of Indonesian culture and an international
The proof of their commitment to restraint field of study
A desire to return to Indonesia at the completion of the Fulbright Program
A minimum TOEFL score of 550
How to Apply

Applicants must complete the appropriate application form. Forms are available by mail or in person at the Office AMINEF, Gedung Balai Pustaka, 6th Floor, Jl. Sahara Gunung Raya 4, Jakarta 10720.

AMINEF Please go back to your complete application by the deadline which includes:

Application form duly filled. This includes well-written and concise objective study.
A copy of your most recent, less than two years, TOEFL score report.
A letter of reference, either from your current employer or previous speaker.
A copy of the transcript of records (English translation).
A copy of the identity document (passport or KTP).
Contact Information

Specific questions regarding the application process may be sent by e-mail to the following address: infofulbright_ind@aminef.or.id. We do not accept e-mail applications. Hard copies should be sent or delivered to the American Indonesian Exchange Foundation.

Application Deadline

The deadline for submission of application for all programs is May 31, 2008.

Note: The requirements of the program are subject to change without notice.

The form can be downloaded here: To download the application form, click here
For more detail information and ask a question please contact infofulbright_ind@aminef.or.id or visit aminef.or.id

Important!
Please mention www.ScholarshipsCenter.com in your application letter. Thank You. ]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:25:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/341005 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/341003
Candidates who possess:

A Sarjana (S1) degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (4.00 scale) that leadership qualities
A good understanding of Indonesian and international cultures with a demonstrated commitment to the chosen field of study
A willingness to return to Indonesia at the completion of the Fulbright program
A minimum TOEFL score of 550.
How to Apply
Applicants must complete the appropriate application form. Forms are available by mail or in person at the Office AMINEF, Gedung Balai Pustaka, 6th Floor, Jl. Sahara Gunung Raya 4, Jakarta 10720. AMINEF Please go back to your complete application by the deadline which includes:

Completed application form. This includes well-written and concise objective study
A copy of your most recent, less than two years, TOEFL score report
A letter of reference, either from your current employer or former lecturer
A copy of transcript of records (English translation)
A copy of the identity document (passport or KTP)
For more information please contact email: infofulbright_ind@aminef.or.id

We (AMINEF) do not accept email applications. Hard copies must be sent or delivered to American Indonesian Exchange Foundation.

Application Deadline
The deadline for the submission of application materials for all programs is May 31, 2008.
Visit the website http://www.aminef.or.id/fulbright.php?site=fulbrightm=ip-pro-ma-telkom

Important!
Please mention www.ScholarshipsCenter.com in your application letter. Thank You. ]]> Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:20:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/341003 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/331445 Are they not trust other people?
or are they not trust to TIG? ]]> Wed, 06 Feb 2008 06:06:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/331445 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/327913
Millions nationwide held prayer services and cited verses from the Koran for Suharto, who died at about 1:10pm on Sunday within 86-year- old. had been rushed to Jakarta's Pertamina Hospital on January 4.

Siti Hardijanti Rukmana as Suharto's eldest daughter represent the big family told a news conference at the hospital, "We, on behalf of the whole family, thank everyone who has prayed for our father.My father has returned to God," she said, breaking down in tears. "We ask that if he had any faults, please forgive Him.

As troops patrolled the street outside, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and his deputy Jusuf Kalla were shown on television kneeling before Suharto's white-shrouded body in a bare room of his residence.

Seven days of mourning was announced and the government ordered the nation's red-and-white flag to be lowered to half-mast across the country for its duration.

Days before Suharto's death, the new government's attorney general's office renewed efforts to bring Suharto to trial despite persistent claims by the former president's doctors and lawyers that Suharto remained unfit for the courtroom.

Many Indonesians, including former president Abdurrahman Wahid, Former Chief of People Assembly and Indonesia Reformation Father Prof. Dr. Amin Rais, ministres and ex-ministers, involve in mourning and give count of how much Suhartos’ serve to the state and indonesian people.

But Pro-democracy activists and political opponents, including many jailed under his rule, saw Suharto's demise as a missed opportunity finally to see justice done. They said, "There is no forgiveness for human rights criminals and that Indonesia was a law based-state and not the halal bihalal (forgiving) based-state"

However, his supporters hailed Suharto for steering the sprawling archipelago nation through an economic boom, making it notably self- sufficient in rice. For many, he became the father of development. People said, "Now, it is different. Everything is expensive and it is difficult to get any job."

Initial reaction from abroad included Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd commending Suharto for overseeing "a period of significant economic growth and modernisation at a time when Indonesia faced fundamental political, social and economic challenges." But he also conceded Suharto was a "controversial figure in respect of human rights and East Timor, and many have disagreed with his approach."

Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo commended Suharto for his leadership in the South-East Asian region and contributions to peace building in the Philippines' troubled southern region of Mindanao. "For these enduring legacies, President Suharto will never be forgotten," she said.

Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Yew, a close ally whose own long rule coincided with much of Suharto's presidency, said history would accord him "a place of honour" for steering Indonesia out of economic disaster.

Another Suharto contemporary, Malaysia's former premier Mahathir Mohamad, hailed him as a "great leader and an international statesman," .

Suharto was born on June 8, 1921, and was reared in his home farming village of Kemusuk, central Java.

He has make history since he was young. He has strong character to lead and to make a change. And now we know , the circumstance life has lead him to a such pro-cons position.

People come from God and indeed return to God.
]]> Mon, 28 Jan 2008 05:34:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/327913 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/322625 It come and gone without stoping awhile.
although people never understand
how it (times) comes. is it just coused by moving of planets?
What is it? Liquid, gas, solid matters or what so ever!
Where does it go? in back or in past, or in the people's mind or nowhere.

People don't have to found answers about that.
Yet, Celebration must go on. it is a celebratiopn of life.

Should we have to ask to thoses who create the almanac, and calendar?
It is a worthfull and a wisdom.

But, the most important is people have to make a start, a begining, and
a NEW.

So...., Guysss:
Happy NEW Year. Whatever kinds of Year You do Celebrates.]]> Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:14:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/322625 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/322621
This was just my awareness, when i found information about cracking mistery of mona lisa smile. Whose smile is that. Now, Librarien has been finding the book in University of Heidelberg Library. here is the news:


A 2007 handout photo shows a page from a book at the University of Heidelburg Library with a handwritten note on Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa portrait. German academics said January 14, 2008, they have helped to solve the centuries-long mystery behind the identity of the 'Mona Lisa' in Leonardo da Vinci's famous sixteenth-century portrait. Experts at the Heidelberg University Library say dated notes scribbled in the margins of a book by its owner in October 1503 confirm once and for all that Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a wealthy Florentine merchant, Francesco del Giocondo, was the model for one of the most famous portraits in the world.
REUTERS/Image courtesy of the University of Heidelberg/Handout
]]> Tue, 15 Jan 2008 05:52:00 EST http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/322621 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/273383 Do You life or stay in Gummersbach Germany?
Or have You ever been there?
It is nice to hear from You about story, experiences, impressive about this city.
Frankly, I'm so curious, since I've been invited to attend International Seminar at Theodor Heuss in this City. The seminar will hold on November 23 -30 2007. And the topic is about "Local Government and Civil Sociaty". The seminar has gone on line since September 10 untill October 8, 2007. And now, all the partisipant represent any region of the world (Asia, europe, africa, middle east) are taking preparation of presentation in Germani.
This seminar is hosted by "Internation Academy for Leadership".
So...,
I look forward to find Your story about GuMMeRSBaCH.]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2007 05:49:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/273383 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/270671 Greetings and Peace for All.

To day Syawal 1st 1428 Hijriyah (Islamic Year) coincide with October 13, 2007 I celebrate the Great Holy Day. It is because, I have just passed my training session in One Ramadhan Month.
I feel happy pass this one month event. I do many things. and so do You all. I sure!

To all of moslem those done fast also, I say Congratulation and Happy Id Mobarok Day. Hopefully Allah give Us strongness and Huideance to pursue the Goals and create Better LIFE. I believe it, as We have got it along Ramadhan.

To all of people those didn't do fast, I say peace for all. Let's create a better world, without war!
Thanks.]]> Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:58:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/270671 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/262135
Do You remember what is Your deeds in the last session at Don Chan Palace?
Like as me, now I remind the last session as when one by one from us the partisipants going in front of Class and show the Stars and express the impressive about six days join the Class.
After You…, andthen He…., andthen She….., andthen me.
“I don’t know, what to say to express my feeling. It is not enough using wards”.
I say: I feel little fewer.
And I want to say that I’ve just forgotten all the matters got in this event. And I hope I will remind them all when I come to my country, face my jobs, my tasks, and play my role as The leader. It is hard to say, and not enough.
I can just write these words: FACILITATORs and PARTISIPANTs in my star. All the matters come from them.
And also because All of You (participant) are phenomenal. Sometimes I see in Your face the prospectives strong future leadership, and at the else time I see You doubt, and even quit ….. May be I am too.
And……, Thank You very much UNDP.

LET’S SHARE THE VALUE.
For I my self, what the important things from that fragment is “the How most important position of people (participants and fasilitators)”. Because all lesson we’ve got derived from people. People those act, speak, teach, playing, do games, smile, laugh and so on. And the way we take lessons as well. So, nothing can go on without people. This is sure the common-sense. But I find to confirm the truth. So once more You are people very-very important to me.
So what is Your mind Guys?
]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2007 22:27:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/262135 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/261795 The leadership courses will continue to feature modules pioneered and tested by LEAD International (www.lead.org), an independent, not-for-profit organization, established in 1991 by The Rockefeller Foundation and represents a global network of individuals and non-government organizations committed to promoting change towards sustainable development. These modules have been adapted to Asian context and experiences, and feature Asian case studies and examples throughout the six-day course.
The training curriculum is designed around five leadership skills modules, including leadership styles; systems thinking for transformational change; conflict resolution and negotiation; cross-cultural communications for leadership; and team building and networking. The leadership values modules on anti-corruption, capacity development, indigenous peoples, and gender, were developed by UNDP and deployed as an integral part of the leadership course.
The training course partisipant comprises of young leaders working in government (e.g., young parliamentarians, young civil servants, young elected representatives in local governments, etc.) or in areas that support good governance (e.g., young lawyers, young media/arts/communications persons whose work highlight governance issues, young NGO leaders whose focus of work pertains to governance, young university professors, and young business leaders, among others).
Participants have been selected by the UNDP , according to the following criteria: 1). Between 25 to 35 years old; 2). Proven track record and active participation in leadership and/or governance issues in their respective countries and/or the region; 3). Willingness and commitment to take and apply the leadership skills to be learned during the training; 4). Has exhibited a sphere of influence in their respective areas to make a difference; and 5). Has working knowledge of the English language.
Actually, the partisipants are from the following countries
Indonesia: Hayadin (Me....); Lewi Nugroho
Cambodia: Mr. Honn Bun; Ms. Mith Chanlida; Mr. Sophea Nguonphan; Mr. Soth Nimol; Mr. Sroy Srun; Mr. Chhunhak The; Ms. Socheata Touch; Mr. Yan Vandeluxe
China: Mr. Ron Lo; Mr. Guo Jie; Mr. Chen Fei
Lao PDR: Ms. Kheuavanh Chanthaphouvong; Mr. Ekkasit Pathammavong; Ms. Oraxone Vissapra; Ms. Souparina Sisombath; Ms. Soukphaphone Thongsavanh; Ms. Sengphachanh Sonethavixay.
Malaysia: Mr. Wan Mohd Rahim Yunus; Ms. Syahrizzad Abdul Rahman
Mongolia: Ms. Maitsetseg Khadbaatar; Mr. Nyamtsogt Zagdsuren
Philippines: Mr. Romeo Cabarde Jr.; Ms. April Mendoza; Ms. Jenniver Navarro; Mr. Redento Recio;
Thailand: Ms. Piyasurang Kuljitiprasit; Ms. Nittaya Wisetkantrakkorn
Timor-Leste: Mr. Noel Bernardo de Carvalho
Vietnam: Ms. Huong Le Thi Nam; Ms. Ngan Tran Thi Kim; Ms. Tran thi Huong Trang.]]> Sun, 30 Sep 2007 03:08:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/261795 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/261789 Since I put my feet at Wattai Air-Port I feel strange but happy and glad sure! It’s on night September 16st, 2007 at about 08.30 PM local time that same as local time in Jakarta (Indonesia). After passing the port-administration desk, then I doubt to where should I go. But the host from Hotel gets closer and smile to me and show my name as one those in waiting to pick-up to DON CHAN PALACE Hotel, where the participant from any counties in Asia should stay up to the end of mission. Aha…, I find the clue to my stay-life in Vientiane. Just follow the driver go along road in Vientiane city.
But then I see any nice scanari on the right side of the road. I saw a lot of people gather arround line of beach , I say. But then my college from Indonesia tell me that there is no ocean in the LAO country. So.. what is that if not the lines beach?
Aha I wonder!
That is the most-known Mekong River. It is like an ocean. So wide. Have there any people ever cross aside the river? Who knows???
Not long then, We came at the hotel. It was the Biggest and luxurious hotel in Vientiane. See Receptionist, and she gives me my room key. Aha…., this is my first day in Viaentiane (Lao PDR). Turn ON TV- CNN, lay my body on the bed, I know nothing.
When I wake up in the morning, I find letter from UNDP to take gather in conference room and take registering.
First day, second, thirth, fourth, fifth, and sixth day has over. All the subject of lesson have taken. And it is worthful, fruitful and unforgetable, more and more the facilitators and trainers and all the participant.
On September 23st 2007, all of participants get farewell in Wattai airport to their respective counties.
Daag………… Vientiane.
See You next!!!
]]> Sat, 29 Sep 2007 03:01:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/261789 http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/248897 What I mean is I am about going to Vientiane, the capital of Lao PDR country to joint "The South -East and East Asia Subregional Leadership Course for Young Leaders in Governance. It will going on September 17 - 22, 2007. The organizer of the event is UNDP Regional office in Bangkok that serving Asia and Pasific.
I'm a lucky one for got the information from one of the TIGblog on August 10, 2007 and the enrollment time was closed up to August 15, 2007. I stright to process the application after getting the information and the application form from Mr. Robert G. Bernardo.
And I astonished when I get mail from UNDP Bangkok Officer that I was succed. My application is count in as proper to join the event. Thanks God. Thank to TakingItGlobal. And Thank very much to one those has published the information on TIGblog.
Nowdays I am about taking preparation to go to Veintiane.
I should write next in this blog what I'll have experienced overthere.]]> Wed, 12 Sep 2007 21:04:00 EDT http://hayadin.tigblog.org/post/248897