Bangkok--28 Nov--Vivaldi
A team from Stamford International University went to Suvarnabhumi airport recently, in a show of support for Miss Thailand World, Nonthawan “Maeya” Thongleng, as she prepared to fly to London for the Miss World 2014 competition. Maeya, who is a third year student in Stamford’s International Airlines Business Management program, enhanced her English language skills at the University ahead of the world pageant.
Photchanee Satterly, Director of Marketing and Corporate Communication at Stamford, passed on the heartfelt wishes of the whole university as she presented her with a special floral bouquet.
Maeya has been universally praised by Thai people for her strong English competency and her confident, professional outlook. It is these skills that paved the way for her to become Miss Thailand World. Maeya is now preparing for the Miss World Challenge Events, the first of which is the ‘Dances of the World’ contest which will showcase her dancing abilities by emphasizing the unique dance style of Southern Thailand. The Dances of the World event is a key challenge in the lead up to the Grand Final, to be held on 14th December 2014.
Maeya, a student of Stamford’s International Airlines Business Management course, said, “By taking the Stamford International Program, my English skills and competency improved greatly. I went from being shy to having the confidence to compete in Miss World 2014. I can now showcase my talent and language skills at an international level. It’s been an amazing journey, and I would like to thank the teaching faculty at Stamford University for the ongoing support they offer and provide all Stamford students.”
Stamford focuses on “student-centric” learning with courses designed to provide a gradual pathway to English confidence, resulting in greater career opportunities. Stamford International University works closely with key business leaders and companies to understand the needs of industry, aimed at ensuring strong graduate outcomes and boosting the employability of all of its students.