Showing posts with label site status. Show all posts
Showing posts with label site status. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Some corrections

Below are the corrections and updates we have made:
  1. The Procedure to become the final NTUT student delegation has been updated
  2. transcripts of English proficiency exams are not mandatory for the application; they are for extra points
  3. proofs of participation in Fall 2011 NTUT English-related activities are not mandatory for the application; they are for extra points
  4. the two phases of the Reserve Delegation Selection have been more detailedly defined
Don't worry too much about the position paper. Just pick a topic from either GA2nd or GA3rd and do your best. That's all we ask for, really: do your best.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

FAQs compiled (updated!)

The answers to some of the questions that have been raised have been compiled and listed in the FAQs section. You can also ask your questions in the Speak Out! section.

Questions now on the FAQ list include:

  • What counts as an NTUT English-related activity?
  • Where can I get the proofs of English activity participation?
  • Exactly what am I supposed to do with the position paper?
  • The position paper looks really difficult...

Monday, October 17, 2011

Back on track

Our apology that the domain name www.ntutgoestonmun.com that was intended for ease for memorizing uses some server redirection technology that the University websense service *just* hates. So, after some trial and error, we are back to the good, old ntutgoestonmun.blogspot.com URL.

The downloadable documents are also downward-saved from their Office 2007 version (.docx and .pptx) to their Office 2003 and below version (.doc and .ppt) to ensure a wider usability of the file.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Welcome!

Do you want to enhance your communication skills?

Do you want to take part in the trending global issues?

Do you dream of the world as the stage for you to play on?

If you do, you've come to the right place! NTUT wants to ready you to go to NMUN (National Model United Nations) and voice out your opinions in an international community. It is the best place to put your English negotiation and communication skills into practice; it is also the best place to broaden your sight on global issues and to know what others may be thinking. Of course, we don't just put you into the fire without equipping you. NTUT provides a first-class training program that prepares you all the necessary skills to allow you communicate with more than 5,000 students from top universities around the world.

So, why wait? Join us! Next stop, New York!