We are happy to introduce May Thu Thein Htun, a new member of our Student Services team. She is excited to assist you while you study at Raffles International College in Bangkok. 

“Hello, this is May. I am from Myanmar. Currently, I live in Thailand with my family. I just started working as a Student Services Executive at Raffles International College. As a Student Services Executive, I take care of student enrollment, academic records, class registration, maintenance of grade information and a variety of other services related to student records. I also respond to student inquiries on the official SAS Line account. My job is to communicate with students every day and to ensure that life at Raffles is convenient and joyous. Students are my priority and I will do my best to support them until they graduate from Raffles International College.” 

The Student Services office is located on the building’s first floor. We are here to make sure you have access to the best help and advice at all times. Whatever your issue or inquiry, you can count on a warm welcome. Our friendly team is here to ensure that your overall experience at Raffles is exciting and rewarding. 

Matcha described her feelings about the new release by saying “I have fun and feel very sexy with this song. There is a small surprise in between the songs that made me say ‘ouch.’ It came unexpectedly. I like reggaeton music and am very happy to be able to include this style of music on this single. In the MV, I like the dance scene the most, even though it’s the hardest part. The dance scene took several takes to make it perfect. It is a big dance scene that is very strong and powerful, making it a very difficult scene. Another difficult scene is when I have to stand on clear glass on a tall scaffolding because I am afraid of heights and the space is very narrow. When the director tells me to stand up in heels, I can’t stand up (laughs). But at the end, when I do it slowly, the scene can be done. I want everyone to watch this scene in the MV. It’s fun and easy to dance along with. I hope that everyone who sees it will feel like they want to dance with this song.”

Source: Sanook 

The biggest art festival of the year, the Bangkok Art Biennale 2022, is coming back. It will be held every two years. This is the third time since the event began in 2018. The BAB is a gathering place for the arts, including design, design, film, and music. 

This year’s theme is “CHAOS : CALM”, inspired by the years 2021–2022, a critical time due to various threats, from the pandemic to climate change and dealing with the chaos of the new world.

The biggest art festival of the year, the Bangkok Art Biennale 2022, is coming back. It will be held every two years. This is the third time since the event began in 2018. The BAB is a gathering place for the arts, including design, design, film, and music.

This year’s theme is “CHAOS : CALM”, inspired by the years 2021–2022, a critical time due to various threats, from the pandemic to climate change and dealing with the chaos of the new world. 

More than 73 artists from all over the world will represent 31 nationalities, exhibiting more than 200 works in both virtual space and real work. 

The participating Thai artists are Uninspired by Current Events, Nawin Noothong, Takeng Pattanopas, Arin Rungjaeng, Pinree Sanpitak, Wantanee Siripattananantakun, and more. There are also many foreign artists, such as Jitich Gallat (India), Chiharu Shiota (Japan), Myrtille Tibayrenx (France) and Marina Ob. Ramovich (Serbia-USA). 

The Bangkok Art Biennale 2022 will be held from October 22, 2022, to February 23, 2023, around Bangkok’s major landmarks, including temples, important historical sites, and new venues such as the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.