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AEISA INTERNATIONAL PROFILE

AEISA International History

AEISA INTERNATIONAL is a non-profit educational organisation which was derived from the successful of 4 consecutive years of EIS Program (English for Integrated Study) after the momentum diversify beyond Asean Nations. The ASEAN INTERNATIONAL was first announced on October 21^st, 2016 in Rayongwittayakom School after gathering mutual agreements between Dr. Kitiporn Intasida and Mr. Tom on how to drive the association in order to widen the innovation beyond the Asia.

The first EIS project is Asean Youth Camp was introduced by Dr. Kitiporn Intasida held on 2013 in Kamalasai School, Kalasin Province, Thailand. The previous aims of gathering and immersing students and teachers from several countries to emphasize the use of English was prolonged and turned exclusively into greater vision of developing students and teachers in total.

Nowadays AEISA INTERNATIONAL which represented by the Secretariats of Thailand, Bhutan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam including Bhutan, India and South Korea is aggressively promoting the idea and encouraging other country to participate in developing great future leaders. AEISA INTERNATIONAL hosting Aeisa Youth Camp alternately among members’ country annually.

AEISA International Philosophy

Education for children is a partnership among educators, parents and the community. The AEISA community provides learning opportunities for members in Asia and beyond, to encourage (or satisfy) their desire for learning through the development of moral, intellectual, physical, social-emotional and aesthetic purviews, and to enable them to develop well in a competitive globalized world.

AEISA International Core Values

We believe in treating the community with respect and faith that help shape our members for the future by building a strong fraternity, deepening our expertise, and through forging partnership with education communities, for the growth and well-being of our students and teachers.

AEISA International Vision

Leading and inspiring our students to believe in themselves and to achieve better success in life.

AEISA International Mission Statement

Nurturing our members for the future to make a difference in their life by inspiring their learning, instilling knowledge in them, and strengthening communities in Asia and beyond, so as to prepare them for taking on challenges of the future.

AEISA International Executive Approach

1. Innovate and Enhance teaching and learning Skills.

2. Strategic Collaboration with higher education Institution, University and Multinational Company.

3. Expertise Transfer and knowledge sharing about new innovation, approach and excellent achievement methodology.

4. Community Care between members’ countries and beyond.

AEISA International Execution Strategies

1. Engaging students and teachers through annual AYC events.
2. Enhancing teacher’s expertise in the annual conference.
3. Building up opportunities for students and teachers to strike higher level achievement through competition and tournament.
4. Collaborating with multi-national organizations to increase world-recognition of the association and gaining support.
5. Advancing students’ and teachers’ cognitive activities through innovations and competitions.
6. Providing members with latest technology for innovations and instilling in them the flexibility to readily adapt to the changing technology.

7. Exchanging special expertise and knowledge through event management model designing to encourage all schools and institutions hosting AYC in future.

8. Promoting and sharing diverse community beliefs, culture and backgrounds to induce self-esteem, respects and national pride.
9. Enhancing awareness of English throughout all events to increase the opportunities for students and teachers to communicate and use English.
10. Collaborating with the universities and corporate companies to acquire the furthering study opportunities and scholarships.

AEISA International Motto

“SHAPING FUTURE”

AEISA International Logo

The Basic Definition

AEISA is driving the world towards Excellence.

The Colours

Orange

We're creative and friendly in delivering our missions among youth and others.

Blue

The world may trust on our professionalism in managing and delivering our promise.

Green

Our spirit in achieving goals grows perpetually.

White

The prospective future leaders are clean and healthy in all aspects.

Silver

Equivalence and balance among 5 core elements.

The Objects

Non-fixed dotted shape

Representing the AEISA target students and teachers who have different education, families, beliefs, economy and ethnic backgrounds worldwide.

Abstract Image

The growing plant shows that we are inspiring the youth to go beyond any age limits besides the Bird sculptured is our hope that all of us may freely fly high once the goals were achieved.

Blocked Letter

The thickness of our hearts and souls to counter any problems and issues in order to deliver the AEISA Vision.

Shaping Future

The motto is meaningful and full of momentum to share the clear pathway for all members.

International

The vibes and visions diversify beyond Asia.

Double ‘A' show upward Arrow

We are aiming for A’s in everything we do and keep on striving for better level.

‘EIS' in the middle

“English for Integrated Study” is our first priority.

‘+' replaced the T for FUTURE

Representing increasing of member countries which have the same philosophy and support AEISA INTERNATIONAL vision.

3D Globe

The concepts of EIS will be applied worldwide to merge the members together.

AEISA YOUTH CAMP SERIES

No.	Series/Link	Venue	Date
1.	Thailand Asean Youth Camp 2013	Kamalasai School, Kalasin, Thailand	Jan 21-26, 2013
2.	Thailand Asean Youth Camp 2014	Kamalasai School, Kalasin, Thailand	Feb 11-15, 2014
3.	Thailand Asean Youth Camp 2015	Phrapathomvittayalai School, Nakonpathom, Thailand	June 1-12, 2015
4.	Thailand Asean Youth Camp 2016	Rayongwittayakhom School, Rayong, Thailand	Oct 17-22, 2016
5.	Aeisa Youth Camp Indonesia 2018	SMAN 3 Kota Sukabumi, Sukabumi, Indonesia	Jan 29-Feb 3, 2018
6.	Aeisa Youth Camp Malaysia 2019	SM Sains Johor, Kluang, Malaysia	July 25 - 29, 2019
7.	Aeisa Youth Camp Vietnam 2023	Nguyen Hue High School, Hue City, Vietnam	July 23-28, 2023
8.	Aeisa Youth Camp Philippines 2024	LORMA Colleges, La Union, Philippines	Nov 24-28, 2024
9.	Aeisa Youth Camp Thailand 2025	SESAOCR with Sammakkhiwittayakhom School, Chiang Rai, Thailand	Oct 23-28, 2025
10.	Aeisa Youth Camp Indonesia 2026	Universitas Nusa Putra, Sukabumi, Indonesia	Oct 5-10, 2026
11.	Aeisa Youth Camp Malaysia 2027	International Youth Center with SMK Jalan Tiga, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	July 25-30, 2027

AEISA INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE

No.	Position	Country	Title	Name	Surname	Email address	School / Organisation
1	Chairman	Thailand	Dr.	Kittiporn	Inthasida	Kittiporni[at]eisth.org	Kamalasai School, Kalasin
2	Vice Chairman	Malaysia	Mr.	Mohd Sofian	Mohd Aris	m.sofian[at]moe.edu.my	SM Sains Johor
3	Advisor	Thailand	Dr.	Sombat	Suwanpitak		Thai EIS
4	Advisor	Thailand	Dr.	Surapong	Ngamsom	mreis[at]eisth.org	Thai EIS
5	Country Delegates	Malaysia	Dr.	Khairul Husna	Abdul Kadir	khairulhusna[at]hotmail.com	SMK Jalan 3
6	Country Delegates	Vietnam	Ms.	Truong	Thi Thu Ha	Thituha[at]gmail.com	Nguyen Hue High School, Vietnam
7	Country Delegates	Indonesia	Dr.	Jasman	Syah		Nusa Putra University
8	Country Delegates	Phillippines	Ms.	Elizabeth	R.Camara	ercamara[at]lorma.edu	LORMA Colleges, Philippines
9	Country Delegates	CamBodia	Mr.	Sean	Phalla	phallasean168[at]gmail.com
10	Country Delegates	Thailand	Mr.	Wuttichai	Wantamart		Streesmutprakan School
11	Country Delegates	Singapore	Mr.	Thomas	Low	lkwthomas[at]gmail.com	Association for Philosophy in Learning
12	Country Delegates	Bhutan	Ms.	Yanki	Dem	yangdem[at]gmail.com	Phuentsholing Higher Secondary School, Bhutan
13	Country Delegates	Lao PDR	Dr.	Somchith	Souksavath	s0512svc[at]gmail.com	Souksavath School, Vientiane
14	Country Delegates	India	Ms.	Poornima	Menon		Anand Vidya Vihar
15	Secretary I	Thailand	Ms.	Wanthana	Chuchuai	wanthana.chu[at]eisth.org	Yanghomwittayakhom School, Chiang Rai
16	Treasurer I	Thailand	Mr.	Pairat	Kontongkum
17	Registrar I	Thailand	Mr.	Suraphon	Meenongwha	suraphonme[at]eisth.org
18	Secretary II	Malaysia	Mr.	Nukhairi	Mohd Sohar	aeisa.superb@gmail.com	SM Sains Johor, Malaysia
19	Treasurer II	Thailand	Ms.	Apatsarin	Chantorn
20	Registrar II	Thailand	Miss	Miruntee	Tophawong	miruntee.mt[at]eisth.org	Plapakwittaya School, Nakhon Phanom
21	Coordinators	Phillippines	Mr.	Merc	De Leon		LORMA Colleges, Philippines
22	Coordinators	Vietnam	Ms.	Nguyen	ThiMy Han	ntmyhan[at]gmail.com	Nguyen High School, Hue City
23	Coordinators	Indonesia	Mr.	Anang	Anandiar	ananxaanang76[at]gmail.com	SMAN 3 Kota Sukabumi, Indonesia
24	Coordinators	Combodia	Ms.	Norn	Chhivvouch	chhivvouch168[at]gmail.com	Future Bright International School, Cambodia
25	Coordinators	Thailand	Ms.	Woranuch	Pramualkarn	SESAOCR	The Secondary Educational Service Area Office, Chiang Rai, Thailand
26	Coordinators	India	Mr.	Jaswantsingh	Singh		Anand Vidya Vihar, India