JAMBI (16/09/26) — At a modest breakfast table in one of the city’s local restaurants, a quiet but meaningful conversation unfolded between new students from Thailand, their accompanying lecturer, and the coordinator of international services at UIN Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi. The meeting, held in an informal setting, was intended to ease the academic transition for the Thai students as they begin their studies in Jambi. The gathering brought together three key groups: the newly arrived students from Pattani, their accompanying mentor from Thailand, Saudi Abdulqodir, M.Fil., and Dion Ginanto, Coordinator of PLKI UIN STS Jambi. Over warm dishes and morning tea, the conversation centered on academic expectations, cultural adjustment, and the support systems available to help the students succeed. The relaxed setting was intentional. Organizers hoped that a casual breakfast would encourage open dialogue, allowing the students to express concerns and ask questions about adapting to...
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