Ms. Jean Aroonpirojanakul
At ICSN (formerly known as GES) we believe a great way of academically supporting students is by also understanding their personalities and talents; teachers can help them build confidence in the classroom by using their interests…
At ICSN (formerly known as GES) we believe a great way of academically supporting students is by also understanding their personalities and talents; teachers can help them build confidence in the classroom by using their interests and strengths for their learning benefit. One such student was Ms. Jean Panwad Aroonpirodjanakul, a graduate from the Class of 2014 who studied at ICSN (formerly known as GES) since K3. She was a bright and clever student, but her shyness would often keep her quiet in class but different extracurriculars and school activities with friends helped her to have a voice away from textbooks. After graduating from ICSN (formerly known as GES), Jean pursued a bachelor’s degree in economics at Chulalongkorn University. She is now working at the famous biz-tech “LINE company” as a Marketing Operations Officer. It’s a position she really enjoys and pushes her to quickly adapt in the fast-changing industry.
When thinking of her childhood at ICSN (formerly known as GES), the Christmas programs immediately come to mind. She describes that time of the year as making her (and definitely all ICSN (formerly known as GES) students) go crazy! It seemed like the event everyone waited for: to perform and also watch all the exciting and creative shows the different grades had worked on. Jean fondly remembers Mrs. Megan, as she studied English with her for three years in high school, because she was always kind and understanding. Her time here really built a solid foundation for her that equipped her for university in various ways. “We weren’t taught to learn English by memorized sets of grammar usage, but were taught to use English naturally,” which helped develop the confidence needed in comfortably communicating in a second language. This has helped her at university and current workplace with writing papers/reports and giving presentations.
It makes us happy to know more about our alumni and seeing how they continue to grow and develop from the knowledge and experiences they gained on our campus. Thank you, Jean, for sharing a bit of your life with us!
