Teacher Sut English Class

20/08/2025

Welcome to my Tiny World 🥰😍

27/06/2025

That's an incredible work done girl. Kudos! 😍

09/12/2022

Hello guys!

25/03/2019

'When You Tell Me That You Love Me'
Cover by Mading Bawm Myaw & Magau Zai Sam

15/03/2019

SUMMER SPECIAL PROGRAMME (SSP) 2019
ENROLL NOW!

SSP is an intensive programme for individuals who passed or have just taken the matriculation exam and determined to explore options for their future and broaden their horizon while learning English, Information Technology, and involving in multi-faceted learning activities .

[Jinghpaw] Tsang (10) awng ngut sai (snr) htai da ai ramma ni, English hpe lădat amyu myu hte hkaja la mai ai sha n-ga, tinang a shawng lam aprat hkrunlam a mătu hkyen shăjin la mai ai, Bat (11) laksan lamang re.

Term: 1 April - 22 June 2019
School Hours: 10:00 – 16:00
Tuition Fee: 150,000 (for 11 weeks)

Shărin Ginhpan ni (Modules)

Core Modules

SSP 101 Integrated English
SSP 102 Grammar
SSP 107 Information Technology (Computer)
SSP 103 Conversational English
SSP 104 English through Music
SSP 110 Reading & Writing on Current Issues

Workshops & Seminars
SSP 201 Preventive Health
SSP 202 Environment & Society
SSP 203 Life Skills
SSP 204 Further Studies Options
SSP 205 Kachin Studies
SSP 206 Citizenship Education

Club Activities

1. Art & Music Clubs: Dance, Music, Guitar, Violin, Recorder;
2. Sport Clubs: Football, Badminton, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Karate, Kahprek;
3. Student's Endeavor Clubs: Politics, Environment, Media, Community Teaching Service.

Contact Us
Kachinland School of Arts and Sciences,
Humanity Institute
SNS-56, Shatapru, Myitkyina, Kachin State
Tel: 0997 8377 222, 0978 422 7625
Email: [email protected],
Website: www.KachinlandSAS.org

For online application:
http://kachinlandsas.org/edu-programmes/summer-special-programme-2019/

08/02/2019

Congatulations Jude
😇😇😇😇😇

Thousands of people marched peacefully in the Kachin State capital Myitkyina on Thursday against the Myitsone Dam.

27/01/2019

Spring Intake KSAS
Students' Trip 2019
Sorry for being late.

22/01/2019

KSAS Public Lecture:
Protecting civilians in the Kachin borderlands, Myanmar: Key threats and local responses (Overseas Development Institute/Humanitarian Practice Group Working Paper, December 2018)

The breakdown of a 17-year ceasefire in Kachin State, Myanmar, in June 2011 led to the displacement of well over 100,000 civilians and the collapse of trust between large sections of the civilian community and the Myanmar government and Army. In the absence of an adequate national response, and with the government blocking international humanitarian access to vulnerable communities, Kachin civil society groups have taken the lead in assisting and protecting their own people. Based on 68 interviews and focus group discussions, this Working Paper explores the conflict dynamics in Kachin State, and the strategies of local protection actors, identifying the challenges they face and how other actors are contributing to or obstructing these efforts.

https://www.odi.org/…/11259-protecting-civilians-kachin-bor…

Ashley South
About Speaker: Ashley South has 18 years’ experience as an independent author, researcher and consultant. He has a PhD from the Australian National University, and an MSc from SOAS (University of London), and is a Research Fellow at Chiang Mai University, Center for Ethnic Studies and Development.
Main research interests: ethnic conflict and peace processes in Myanmar/Burma and Mindanao, politics of language and education, humanitarian protection and forced migration (refugees and Internally Displaced People); comparative philosophies of peace-building.

When: 15:00 - 17:00, 25th January 2019 (Friday)
Where: Panghuk Duwa Hall, KSAS, Humanity Institute