5-day programme by UiTMCPP English Language Club at Kampung Kuala Sin, Sungai Petani, Kedah / Noor Azli Affendy Lee, Nazima Versay Kudus and Nor Hanim Abd Rahman
From November 18 to 22. 2024. the UiTMCPP English Language Club successfully conducted a community programme in Kampung Kuala Sin. involving university students and two lecturers from the Academy of Language Studies. The initiative encompassed various impactful activities organized under three main...
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Academy of Language Studies
2025
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| Online Access: | https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/110110/1/110110.pdf https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/110110/ |
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| Summary: | From November 18 to 22. 2024. the UiTMCPP English Language Club successfully conducted a community programme in Kampung Kuala Sin. involving university students and two lecturers from the Academy of Language Studies. The initiative encompassed various impactful activities organized under three main projects: ASSETS: Madrasah Visit & Exchange of Knowledge 4.0. Mesra Gotong-Royong Ummah Kampung Kuala Sin. and Fun-tastic English Journeys. These projects aimed to strengthen community ties, promote education, and enhance the quality of life for the local residents. Day 1 & 2: ASSETS: Madrasah Visit & Exchange of Knowledge 4.0 Volunteers were hosted by Maahad Riyadhil Quran (MRIQ). where they stayed for five days. Culinary Arts students prepared lunch and dinner for all participants, including 17 tahfiz students and five MRIQ staff. The first day began with an ice-breaking session to foster connections between university and tahfiz students. This was followed by a public speaking session by programme advisor and English lecturer, Mr. Noor Azli Affendy Lee, aimed at boosting the tahfiz students' confidence in communication. In the afternoon, the students participated in English Station Games conducted by English Club members, which were followed by sports and religious activities, including Maghrib lectures and Islamic studies led by the MRIQ principal. |
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