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VIRTUAL TALK – “IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO PREPARE YOUR CHILD FOR UNIVERSITY”

Tesla Education 13 May, 2021 10:33 am

VIRTUAL TALK – “IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO PREPARE YOUR CHILD FOR UNIVERSITY”

The goal of 12 years of study is, after all, to prepare children for university. As a parent, have you ever thought about the right time to start planning for that milestone? Tesla would like to invite Parents to join an online seminar with our experts on the topic “IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY TO PREPARE YOUR CHILD FOR UNIVERSITY”.

  • Time: 10:00 – 11:30
  • Day: 22 May, 2021

AGENDA:

  • Essential attributes of an international student
  • Holistic development for students with the International Baccalaureate Programme
  • Impressive and different experiences of an IB alumnus

PANEL OF EXPERTS:

  • Faizol Musa: Development & Recognition Manager – Southeast Asia International Baccalaureate Organization
  • Tim Vanderpool: Director of Studies at Tesla
  • Christopher Poole-Johnson: Lecturer in Corporate Communication at Western Sydney University Vietnam
  • Ms. Sandy Lee: Student at King’s College London

PROFILE OF EXPERTS

Mr. Faizol Musa – Development & Recognition Manager, Southeast Asia & Bangladesh

Based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Faizol works with schools interested in offering IB progammes and key educational decision makers in the South East Asia region and Pakistan. His work also involves increasing the recognition of IB programmes by universities and governments. He has built an excellent reputation and strong relationships with various stakeholders such as schools, associations of schools, universities, media, and governments.

Faizol began his career in education management at the British Council in Malaysia as the Acting Deputy Country Exams Director, where he also held the position of Examinations Services Manager. His last position was Schools Development Manager Indonesia for a provider of international qualifications for five to 19 year-olds before joining the IB in 2013.

Dr. Christopher Poole-Johnson – Lecturer in Corporate Communication at Western Sydney University Vietnam

Dr. Poole-Johnson has extensive experience in education and commerce in Southeast Asia.

During the 1980s and 1990s, he worked at international advertising agencies in Malaysia, Indonesia and Myanmar; provided services to multinational corporations as well as large local businesses, and became an expert in brand development.

After earning a Master’s degree from Curtin University, Australia (in 2003), he was appointed Academic Director at Curtin International College in Medan, Indonesia. The following year, he became the Director of the Bachelor of Commerce Program, teaching at Curtin University’s Jakarta campus. From 2007 to present, he is the Academic Director of Saigon International College.

He joined the above organizations from the founding stage and strongly developed their operating network in Asia. In Indonesia and Vietnam, he has worked at local educational institutions and has considerable cross-cultural competence.

Mr. Tim Vanderpool – Director of Studies of Tesla

Mr. Tim Vanderpool has nearly 30 years of teaching experience in the education industry. Mr. Tim grew up in California, attended Occidental College and spent the first 14 years of his educational career in a Los Angeles coastal suburb. His international teaching experience began in 2005 in Tokyo, where he spent another 9 years teaching IB Physics and developing a top-notch curriculum. For the past 6 years, Mr. Tim has devoted his time and energy to the transformation of teaching and learning methods at international schools in Ho Chi Minh City as their Curriculum Director.

Mr. Tim has a Master’s degree in Technology & Instructional Design, a Bachelor’s degree in Physics and since 2003 has been a National Board-certified teacher. He is looking forward to making Tesla the third school that he helps achieve the IB World School authorization.

Ms. Sandy Lee – Student at King’s College London

Sandy is currently a final year student majoring in Business Administration at King’s College London. Having Taiwanese nationality, when she was young, she lived in Ho Chi Minh City and obtained the IB Diploma in 2018. Sandy has extensive experience with social enterprises as well as community projects, which contribute to directing her interest to the topic of corporate social responsibility. She is also a member of King’s 100 – a group of outstanding students who work directly with King’s College London to serve the goals of the school community.

Contact Tesla now to sign up for free!

  • Phone: 098.494.8080
  • Address: 171B Hoang Hoa Tham, Ward 13, Tan Binh District, Ho Chi Minh City

Read more: International Baccalaureate Programme in HCMC

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