Monday, October 31, 2011

What now?

A thank-you to all who have submitted your applications. If you're interested in the distribution of applicant's college, you can take a look at the previous post Applicant statistics.

Now, I believe many of you are wondering what happens next. Here is what you should do next:

November 4, 2011 (Friday)

  1. Go to Ms. Amy Shen in the Office of Academic Affairs (2nd floor of the Administration Building) at 12:30 and draw the order of your presentation in the Reserve Delegation Selection to take place on November 8
    • Those of you who have the Unified General English Midterm Exam on November 8 will be arranged to present after 12:00.
  2. The order of the presentation and the venue of the selection will be announced on this site by 18:00

November 8, 2011 (Tuesday)

The Reserve Student Delegation Selection will take place on 10:00-13:00. Below are the rules:

  • Your presentation should take 3-4 minutes, leaving at least 1 minute for Q&A with the Selection Committee
  • Make sure your PowerPoint slides do not contain pages and pages and pages of text but contain only your power points
  • Make sure the amount of your PowerPoint slides does not exceed 10
  • Make sure you know this is an English-only presentation
  • Make sure you understand and agree that the selection process will be videotaped and shared on the website of the Center for Teaching & Learning Excellence

November 10, 2011 (Thursday)

The result of the Reserve Student Delegation Selection will be announced on this site.

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.