Asia Association of Education and Exchange

Thursday, December 24, 2015

Mero Sathi Exchange program with students from Japan is open for Nepalese participants aged 18 and above.

Mero Sathi Exchange program with students from Japan is open for Nepalese participants aged 18 and above.

Dates : 13th February - 24th February
Locations : Kathmandu, Pokhara, Nuwakot, Sikles

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Monday, December 14, 2015

Everyone’s struggle to reach their destination (Pratekshya Poudel, AAEE Nepal)

        
   I heard two people talking to each other while I was on the roof of a bus (because I had to go to college and bus was too pack), “No one can be as patient as we Nepalese”. At that time like everyone else I was laughing but now that I think of it, it is indeed true. It’s already been more than 100 days because of the unofficial blockade daily life of people is severely disturbed.
   From going to college early in the morning for students and teachers to the hardship of making an early cup of tea for family, we Nepalese are facing great amount of stress every day. The lack of fuel is just a primary problem the further problem it had risen are more critical such as difficulty in transportation, difficulty in preparing foods, shortage of medicines, closing of schools and so on. This has also raised the black market in Nepalese economy which have affected the people especially those who are in grass root level. Despite several consolations to the citizen nothing much concrete is done or has been effective on this issue. 

   But what is incredible is the level of patience and solidarity we Nepalese are showing and no it not only consists of people in Hilly area but common people in Terai too are showing their patience and hope to come out of this critical condition. Lastly we hope that things will get better and once again we can at least return back to status-quo.

Photo source
http://www.readingeagle.com/ap/article/oil-starved-nepal-seeks-suppliers-to-bring-fuel-by-air

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

AAEE Malaysia-Japan Friendship Exchange 2015 at Tokyo Keizai University

Today we successfully conducted the AAEE Malaysia-Japan Friendship Exchange 2015 at Tokyo Keizai University. It was a great experience for all of us. Thank you very much for everyone who supported the project.

Sunday, November 8, 2015

The student leader of Mero Sathi Project in Japan will appear in the Japanese TV program soon.

The student leader of Mero Sathi Project in Japan will appear in the Japanese TV program soon (He's wearing the Mero Sathi wrist band) .
Mero Sathi Projectの学生リーダーがBSの番組に出演します。手にはメロサティバンド。

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Our Mero Sathi Band Project

Our Mero Sathi Band Project was introduced on the official webpage of Tokyo Keizai University, Japan.

AAEE Mero Sathi Project with UNICEF and JAMMIN at Sophia University, Tokyo.

On Nov.2nd, the Mero Sathi Project members successfully conducted a special charity event and talk session in collaboration with UNICEF and JAMMIN, with the full support of Sophia University, Japan.
Mero Sathi Projectが、上智大学の大学祭中にUNICEF、JAMMINと共に行ったチャリティーイベントとトークセッション。会場に人が入りきらないほどの大盛況でした。複数大学における4月からの地道な取組が少しずつ人々に認められてきています。

Monday, November 2, 2015

AAEE Mero Sathi Seminar in Ho Chi Minh City

AAEE Mero Sathi Seminar in Ho Chi Minh City (by Prof. Akinori Seki, AAEE president at the University of Transport on Nov. 2) has turned out to be extremely successful!

Sunday, November 1, 2015

Introduction of a new Vietnamese student coordinator

Let us introduce a new Vietnamese student coordinator who has got through the screening process out of more than 20 applicants. Her name is Nguyen Ngoc Bao Tran, a first-year student at the International University in Ho Chi Minh City. Although she is still very young, we strongly believe that she has enormous potential for developing AAEE activities in Vietnam. We are so happy to have such a wonderful student coordinator.
Last but not least, we would like to express our deep gratitude to all the Vietnamese students who kindly applied for the position this time.

Friday, October 30, 2015

International Higher Education Seminar at Hoa Sen University in Ho chi Ming City, Vietnam.

AAEE president, Prof. Akinori Seki gave a presentation at the International Higher Education Seminar at Hoa Sen University in Ho chi Ming City, Vietnam.
The topics of the presentation are as follows:
Topic 1. The Liberal Arts Education in Japanese Universities and the Recent Move by the Japanese Government to Abolish Social Sciences and Humanities.
Topic 2. Fostering Global Citizens through Intercultural Youth Exchange Projects.
Topic 3. Mero Sathi Project in Nepal.

International Seminar at National University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho chi Ming City, Vietnam.

'Role of International Exchange Activities'
Seminar at National University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho chi Ming City, Vietnam. Oct. 29, 2015 (Organized by International Exchange Club,National University of Social Sciences and Humanities, and AAEE)

Friday, October 16, 2015

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Post Opening for AAEE Executive Coordinator in Ho chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Apply ASAP. Deadline in 4 days! (Oct.10)
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Post Opening for AAEE Executive Coordinator in Ho chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Asia Association of Education & Exchange (AAEE) is looking for Executive Coordinators who can be actively involved in our activities in Vietnam. ...
1. Information about AAEE
Please visit the following webpage and Facebook fan page to understand the aims and activities of AAEE.
・ Web page : http://aaee.jp/e/index.html
・Facebook fan page : https://www.facebook.com/AsiaAssociationOfEducationExchange
2. Numbers
We’ll accept only one or two Executive Coordinators.
3. Job description
(1) Support AAEE’s activities in your country.
(2) Promote our activities to people in your country.
(3) Interact actively with the members from other countries.
(4) Posting articles about educational matters or students’ life in your country regularly on our Facebook fan page.
4. Requirements
(1) Strong interest in promoting student exchange among Asian countries.
(2) Strong interest in exchanging ideas about educational issues and students’ life with people in other Asian countries.
(3) Enough English competence to communicate with people in other countries and to write English articles.
(4) Access to internet constantly.
5. Application method and Deadline
(1) E-mail Akinori Seki (AAEE President) with the following information by Oct. 10. His e-mail is: seki@aaee.jp
 Name
Company, Organization or School.
Department
Address
 Contact number
 E-mail address and Facebook username.
 Motivations of applying for this position
Questions
5. Screening process
(1)Interact with AAEE members via email or Facebook chat.
(2)Interview with the AAEE president in HCMC at the end of October.
AAEE is a non-business organization purely seeking for the development of education and students’ exchange in the Asian region, so every member is working voluntarily without pay at the moment.

Monday, September 14, 2015

AAEE Mero Sathi Project in Bangkok, Thailand.

AAEE (together with Tokyo Keizai University, Japan) conducted Merosathi Cultural Exchange Program at Ramkhamhaen University, one of the largest national universities in Bangkok 3 days ago. Yesterday, our program was introduced on the official page of the university. We would like to express our deep gratitude to all the people in Bangkok who had supported our program.

Saturday, September 5, 2015

AAEE Mero Sathi Project 2015 has just kicked off

Mero Sathi Project Sep (Sep. 4)
Dinner on the eve of the opening day with AAEE members and the participants of Mero Sathi Peoject, August.

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

The members of AAEE, Mero Sathi Project September 2015

AAEE, Mero Sathi Project September
(Sep 5-Sep 11, Nepal. Sep 14-Sep 16, Thailand)
Count Down!
AAEE Mero Sathi Project
(Sep 5-11 in Nepal and Sep 14-16 in Thailand).
Count Down!

Monday, August 24, 2015

Mero Sathi Project August is going on.

Another 2 day banda (Nepali style strike). That's 4 days in a 10 day program ! However, no excuses - we keep moving.
Mero Sathi project members spent 2 nights in Pokhara and got a chance to interact with school students and elderly people at a local old age home. The students enjoyed this interaction. It was also Prof. Seki's birthday.
As we did to reach Gorkha, we left Pokhara after 5 and reached Kathmandu late last night. The Mero Sathi program comes to an end tomorrow.

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Mero Sathi Project August has just kicked off!

AAEE, Mero Sathi Project in Nepal, Aug 2015.
The Nepalese and Japanese participants of Mero Sathi Project Aug. finally got together in Kathmandu, and the program has officially started!


Monday, August 10, 2015

Friday, August 7, 2015

Visit to Dr. Madan Kumar Bhattarai, Ambassador of Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal

AAEE Mero Sathi Project student members and Prof.Akinori Seki, President of AAEE visited the Embassy of Nepal, Tokyo, and discussed about our Mero Sachi Project with Dr. Madan Kumar Bhattarai, Ambassador of Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal and Mr. Shinpei Matsushita, LDP Upper House member.

Thursday, July 30, 2015

Mero Sathi Project @ Sophia University, Tokyo.

Mero Sathi Project @ Sophia University, Tokyo.
Mero Sathi Project
上智大学でのオープンキャンパスでブースを出展しております!
3ー171号室でお待ちしております!

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Mero Sachi Project in Nepal (Aug 14-25), Prakash Neupane

    Hello and hi to everyone its me prakash neupane. I am the student from law background. I have recently completed my ll.b program I.e (5 years bachelor programs in law) from kathmandu school of law. I am really excited to be the part of this student exchange programe which is going to be held on august (14 to 24). I am one of the representative from nepal as a nepalese student.
    The student exchange programe has always been one of the best way to explore each other ideas, to know culture and the way of living of the people from different society and country aswell.This sort of programe helps to enchance the creatvity of the students and helps to develop innovative ideas too. So, I am always eager and enthusiastic towards the art of life that people are living and the culture, tradition and legal system that they are acquainted, not only of nepal but of different countries.
    Therefore this programe might be really fruitful and productive for me to acquire the knowledge from different aspect I.e social, economical, religious, legal and cultural aspect of Japense society directly. Even the Japanese students can extract lots of information from me regarding the way of life, tradition, culture and other different aspect of nepalese society. Briefly this programe is going to be the benchmark programe to understand the Japanese society and Nepalese society. Hoping for the success of this programe.

 

Mero Sachi Project in Nepal (Aug 14-25), Inesha Bhattarai

   Hello everyone. I am Inesha Bhattarai, recent high school graduate from Ace Institute Of Management.I am really excited about the program and meeting you all. A very big thank you to the organizing team for providing us with this opportunity. I believe we will have an amazing time and hopefully fulfil our expectations from the program.
 

Mero Sachi Project in Nepal (Aug 14-25), Prashamsa Rimal

Namaste and hello to everyone!!  I am Prashamsa Rimal, a recent high school graduate from Rato Bangala School. I am delighted to be a part of this program. It’s a great platform to meet new people and contribute to the society. I am sure all of us will learn a lot and have fun too. Thank you to the AAEE team for providing us with this great opportunity to help, learn and explore. And also a warm welcome to our Japense participants.
Looking forward to meet you all!
 

Mero Sachi Project in Nepal (Aug 14-25), Satiz Bhattarai

   Hello everyone,
   I am satiz bhattarai.I am management student completing my bachelors level..I love traveling,sports,listening music...
   I am really eager n excited to join student exchange program.This is the first time I am participating in any kind of this activities..I am sure this program will give me more positive experience n learning.I am really interested in social services and this program is also about helping the earthquake victim.so I am really eager to help them e...very side possible..This will be my first step towards the social service with my helping hands.I believe this program gives me much more confidence,knowledge,skills which will surely help to carry this kinds of social activities throughout my life..
    I welcome all my Japanese participant with full of heart to our beautiful country Nepal.
Forward to see u all soon.
Thank you.

Mero Sachi Project in Nepal (Aug 14-25), Reshma Gurung

   Hello everyone, I am Reshma Gurung. Recently, I am studying veterinary science at Rampur Campus under Tribhuwan university in Chitwan. I am a simple girl, little introvert.
I believe everything is possible if we are dedicated enough, hard times come and go and good things happen to good people. I feel proud of being Nepalese. In future, I want to be a veterinary government officer.
    I join this program in order to explore myself among new faces to make new but true friends an...d gain new experiences and knowledge. 'Mero sathi project' attracted me a lot. It's a very good project that aims not only exchange of culture and knowledge but also helping the victims of devastating earthquakes. It's really touchy that Japanese are helping us as a good friend. I want to give my big thanks to all in Japan and AAEE team.
See you all soon!!
THANK YOU