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  • Tulipnight 40 years anniversary

    Feb 09,2012

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    The Netherlands Alumni Association Thailand celebrated it's "40 years anniversary" on the 3rd of February 2011, in the garden of the Netherlands embassy in Bangkok. Alumni, students and our thankful sponsors gathered together to celebrate the associations' 40 years anniversary in a specal way "Back to the 70's- orange memories".

    First of all the organizers would like to thank all the sponsors who have contributed their support to make this event succesful.The party was a great platform for all alumni and students to share their experiences and information regarding study in Holland and Holland in general.

    We hope to continue such a wonderful event and hope to see many more alumni and students to join our events in the near future.

    If you haven't yet registered as a NAAT member, then please sent your request to the following e-mail adress: naat@nesothailand.org

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  • Shape your future career

    Feb 06,2012

    On Saturday, 17 December 2011, a Career Workshop took place at Sheraton Grand Sukhumvit in Bangkok, we had 26 participants in total and many of them were our SIH Ambassadors.

    Ms. Edith Punt who is professionally skilled in this field for many years guided the training to young Dutch alumni. She has been working for several years in Asia and is experienced in the Thai work environment. During the training she applied the Graves Theory and the Belbin roles. This workshop mainly offered tools to steer career to future success, the program aimed to help participants to get a clear view on their individual habits, preferences and drives and how to work as a team within their organization. The program provided them a guideline to make better use of their individual qualities, which could lead them to a great success in their career.

    At the end of the workshop there was a brief presentation from Mr. Jaap Bruining, Vice President to a Dutch Company “Ceva Logistics”, he announced to the young alumni the career possibility at Ceva Logistics.

    Mr. Bert Cesar, Executive Director of NTCC was also present to give a brief introduction about the NTCC and its activities. He invited the participants to join and get more involved to the activities of NTCC to increase their network. The overall evaluation result was excellent, few participants suggested to extend more time for the next workshop.

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  • 40 year anniversary Back to the Seventies Party

    Jan 16,2012

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    On friday, 3 February 2012, The netherlands Alumni association Thailand will celebrate their 40th anniversary. To celebrate this big event we would like to invite all Dutch alumni and their friends and family to join and celebrate NAAT's "back to the 70's party". Please dress up with your best seventies out fit to compete in the back to seventies costume outfit.

    For safety and security reasons, reservation need to be made with full name of attendee by the 25th of January 2012 at naat@nesothailand.org or fax 02- 2526033. more information please contact NAAT secretariat at Nuffic Neso Thailand at 02-2526088 or pdahlan@nesothailand.org

    The event will take place in the beautiful garden of the Netherlands embassy, entrance wireless Road.

    Dresscode: 70's style in orange

    Date: Friday, 3 February 2012

    Time: 17:00 - 23:00

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  • Movienight: The Storm

    Nov 28,2011
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    The flood which killed 1,835 people and left 72,000 homeless, is the theme of a dramatic new film entitled "De Storm", a reconstruction of the gravest natural catastrophe in the country's modern history. www.destormdefilm.nl
    The movie will take place on 15 December at Nuffic Neso Thailand, M Thai tower , 3rd floor, All Season Place. Registration starts between 18:00- 18:30 o’clock. Drinks & snacks will be served! movie is subtiteld in English
    Limited seats are available! Please register your seat through naat@nesothailand.org or telephone: 02-252 6088
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