I was invited as one of the forum panelists on Quality Assurance in Teaching & Learning in conjunction with the ASEAN Quality Assurance Conference 2022. I think this is my 3rd-time involvement with a conference organized by Sunway University. 

Other fellow penalists were Ms Caroline Yap Yu Li, Principal Teaching Fellow from Sunway University Business School and Dr Alexius Chia, Associate Dean, Practicum & Partnerships, Office of Teacher Education,National Institute of Education, Singapore. 

We had a good time discussing different aspects of quality assurance in teaching & learning, especially regarding the post-pandemic situation in the context of higher education institutions. Perhaps the main takeaway from the session is that flexibility and agility are vital to better suit how teaching and learning sessions are conducted during the post-pandemic era.  
My heartfelt thanks to the organizer for the opportunity given :)

The ASEAN Youth Volunteer Program (AYVP) is a dedicated youth volunteerism platform that intends to create opportunities in knowledge-driven volunteerism, support the exchange of learning experiences, develop capacity, enhance cross-cultural understanding, and forge a sense of regional identity while making a sustainable difference to communities across ASEAN.

This event was cohosted by the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) and the University of the Philippines (UP). Focusing on the theme Strengthening ASEAN Education Delivery Systems in Challenging Times, the e-AYVP Philippines 2021 featured seven (7) ASEAN-focused online webinars, six  project management workshops, and 22 masterclasses.

This three-week programme, which seeks to build up the leadership qualities of the youth in the ASEAN Region, addressed the multi-dimensional challenges confronting the education sector, especially as occasioned by the pandemic—issues that will require solutions transcending time and space, given its global impact. The AYVP similarly attempts, as it hones the skills of future ASEAN leaders, to tap into volunteerism as a mechanism by which the youth may effectively apply their learnings to their own communities. 

Am truly honoured to be part of this event and shared some insights on Remote Learning together with my two other fellow colleagues - Dr. Syawal and Dr. Khairul Azhar.