Fun Day Out with the Needy!

As part of a Community Service Project by the IC Of SJI,  we have decided to offer our service to the kids who are mentally and physically challenged. On 11^th May 2013, the Interact Club of St. John’s Institution helped out in the Sports Day of Special Children Society of Ampang (SCSOA). It was held in Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (JPS) Ampang. 11 members attended. 

Before the event started, we were required to usher the parents and guests to the parking lot. The Sports Day started at 8 am. The boys were instructed to take care and assist the kids, and even participated in a race with the kids! Our president, Huey, and treasurer, Alden, both participated in a race. Alden managed to win 3^rd prize, not bad. The event finished at 11am and we cleaned up the area till 12pm. After that, we went to play a game of futsal nearby to cap off a hectic day. 

By Comm. Service Director, Jonathan Bryan Oon. 

Have you decided on what you want to be?

Career Talk by the Rotarians. 

Participating schools & Rotarians. 

When you're only a year away from being out of school, decisions need to be made and fast. The Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur took this steady task in their stride as they so generously organised a career talk for all form 5's for all schools under their care taking. It was held on the 23rd of March 2013 from 9.00 a.m. till 3.00 p.m. at SMK Aminuddin Baki. SJI had a great number of Interactors who took part and it could be roughly estimated that we had the biggest group present on that day. The talk was divided into slots for well established Rotarians who have accomplished much in their personal fields to give talks. Much of it focused on traditional jobs but towards the end we had an engaging talk on being practical when choosing unconventional jobs. The participants also had the opportunity to attend sessions that focused on a particular career after much of the talk had ended. They had Q & A between the Interactors and Rotarians. 

We took home a better perception on career selection and it proved to have been helpful. We thank SMK Aminnudin Baki and the Rotarians for taking the time to organize this. 

Being a part of Tan Sri L. Krishnan's 'Legacy of Kindness'

Proud to have helped!

For a man who's already inspired so many people with his movies, Tan Sri L. Krishnan goes a step further and touches the heart of the Last, the Lost and the Least which happens to be on of SJI's founding principles. And so during the 2012 year-end holidays, the annual tradition of hosting a Deepavali Open House by this distinguished gentleman took place once again in the Concourse of St. John's. The Interact Club stepped in as in every year  to lend a hand in the preparation and also to help manage the event. Even during the holidays, our Interactors still took the time off to provide service above self. We literally washed  concourse clean and arrange the chairs a day before the event. The open house received many visitors from orphanages and old folks homes. All the Interactors that chipped in felt grateful towards the opportunity in being able to help out as well as enjoyed much of the celebration just as those who attended it. We would like to thank Marcus Han (Former Interactor and Johannian) for making the necessary arrangements in which the event could not be held without and also express sincere gratitude to Tan Sri L. Krishnan for having faith in us especially in preparing for the event. The Festival of Lights clearly can bring a lot of joy!

Smiles of Joy!

A picture with Marcus, Tan Sri L. Krishnan and his wife. 

They could just be posing, who knows?

He has touched the hearts of many. 

One of the biggest events hosted by SJIIC and CBNIC!

The previous post was merely a teaser to maintain the suspense within the minds of our loyal readers. This time it's the real deal. So here it goes, as promised: 

Date: 27th of May 2013
Time: 3.00-6.00 p.m.
Venue: St. John's Institution Main Hall
Ticket Price: RM15. 

Both BOD's dancing to Suit and Tie

  

Principal of SJI addressing the audience

All smiles!

At exactly 2.30 p.m. registration was open and we received a brilliantly engaging crowd of over 750 attendees and they were very uplifting through their constant cheering for every performance staged. Each person received door gifts sponsored by IM4Youth, food vouchers by Mc Donalds Malaysia and were all greeted with Nestle Milo drinks upon registration. The event took off with speeches from the principals of both schools and was later officiated by Rotarian Alex Song Sua Long of the Royal Rotary Club Kuala Lumpur. As part of the Interact Club’s motto ‘Service above Self’ which is to commit and to serve selflessly to the community, we donated RM5000.00 from the proceeds collected to the National Council for the Blind, Malaysia. That being said, the Deputy Executive Director of NCBM, Mr. Moses Choo Siew Cheong who was present to enlighten everyone on how the blind lead their lives.  

Soon after the formal protocol ended, the IU Day was set ablaze with various performances that represented the 60’s and 70’s including a dance number by an up and coming Bboy group called Legit Tigers in which they performed to a mashup of songs from both decades. During the intermission, all attendees walked through an exhibition put up by the International College of Music. As we progressed deeper into the IU, more and more performances took to stage with many exemplifying different aspects of  music.

We had one of Malaysia’s top beatboxers, CO-EX perform in which he successfully played out every genre of music. Not to mention, former Johannian, a pianist Ray Mark who is famously known for his music covers on You-Tube dropped by to do a rendition of many songs from the 2000’s. Another notable performance came from former Showdown finalists, Walawei who joined forces with a dance crew from CBN, Ze Shockin’ to put up a mind-blowing performance filled with back flips and full of energy!

A  tribute  to Michael Jackson was also done when Johannian, Sheeran Raj, 17 did a very passionate dance to the song, Smooth Criminal. The event was topped with a little musical twist when the St. John’s Institution Naval Cadet Band put up an ecstatic display of tunes using bagpipes and percussions. The IU Day ended with a fashion show in which the Interactors dressed up as various legendary music icons including KISS and The Beatles.

As part of edifying the audience, we had our interactors do short presentations for every decade before the performances by highlighting the mega-impacts that came about in that particular decade from the music inspired then which included talking about what that particular decade of music focused on, the kind of genre’s that took off then and the music icons that remain till today.

The Joint International Understanding Day remains to be a great showing of co-operation between the two giant schools. It was a day where new friendships were formed and in which all attendees found greater meaning in one of the most integral pieces that influence our lives. We must thank all our sponsors for their generosity and in supporting us. The success of this event lays on the shoulders of many who believed in it from the beginning.

CBN Rubber Dolls!

We'll let you describe this one

Very impressed faces.

*Pictures by Ravin Shanmugarajan, for more pictures check out our FB Page : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Interact-Club-of-StJohns-Institution-KL/526291240746725

SJI & CBN Joint International Understanding Day 2013 : The Evolution of Music

It happens to be one of the biggest events hosted yearly by the Interact Club of SJI but this time round it was so big we had to combine forces with the Interact Club of CBN to pull off a Joint International Understanding Day themed the Evolution of Music. We had previously combined together in 2010 and after the success of that IU, it was no doubt that Bukit Nanas was going to feel another wave of ground-moving, sky-shaking, air-frizzling sheer of awesomeness.  And so this is how it all went:

2 months prior to the actual event, Pn. Pamela, teacher-advisor of the Interact Club of CBN took the lead and proposed to have both schools do a combined IU Day. Since then, both Interact Clubs were made to work hard with various challenges presenting itself in the most unexpected ways what more with exams going on full steam during that period of time. It took the best of time management skills from both sides. Meetings had to go on a weekly basis to ensure the smooth flow of everything, money had to be brought in, in the form of sponsorship and support of various bodies what more trust had to be gained.

2 weeks before the event, publicity was on a high with the FB Event page up, there was no stopping in the promotion of our Joint IU Day. The FB Page of ICSJI was filled with posts and promotional frenzy with tickets being  reserved like hot cakes. Our nerves were literally evolving as fast as the music of today's decade. We were expecting the worst but were preparing for the best!

Fast forward to 4 days till the actual IU Day and we saw both clubs actually turning up with fully armed teams ready to decorate the hall. We had the parents of the IU Director of CBN, Neryysa Azlan, who came forward with a mind-blowing idea of creating an evolution within an evolution. And so the hall was decorated beginning with the 60's from the main door of the hall right up to the stage where it was to be the 2000's. Clearly exhaustion was lurking in the corner of our minds but judging by the dedication and tears from both sides, it showed very explicitly that we had great perseverance and fighting spirit especially coming from our teacher advisors.

We had 3 rehearsal sessions that were used to gauge each performance and to ensure the whole event fell into it's time limit. During this period of time, everyone sort of developed a common bond with each other through the laughs and tears especially since most of the BOD meetings were really emotionless in a way.

And so the big day arrived!

But before that, the ICSJI would like to take this opportunity to thank all our sponsors and those brought in by the ICCBN for supporting us be it in monetary value or in other forms. We are very appreciative towards all your contributions. Secondly, we express our sincere gratitude to the Interact Club of CBN for being very patient with us from SJI and for putting up with all our expectations and finally to our most beloved and respected teachers who gave more then their guidance but poured their hearts into the success of the Joint IU Day. This is because of all of you who believed in us from the very beginning.

One more advertisement before we get to the real deal. The Evolution of Music was chosen firstly to take a break from focusing on countries in all our other IU Days. We wanted something different. And then music came about. Seeing how music serves to be a remedy and as a comforter of many of our emotions and thoughts, we felt it was best for us to take a quantum leap forward, to explore what lay behind this integral piece of our lives. Clearly with that inspiration we were set to have all the attendees get inspired just as well by showing how societies and cultures got influenced by music, how great icons came about and how global waves were erupted just by a song. We wanted to paint a bigger picture of music, hence an evolution.

To know what actually happened, check our next post out. This was a mere teaser.

'X' Marks the spot!

   “Arrrrggghh… There be the hidden treasure”. Now, that will be our stereotypical impersonation of a pirate. Nowadays, we no longer hear tall tales, myths and stories about lost and hidden treasures being told in salons like we do in pirate movies. Going on a treasure hunt, isn’t that something we all wanted to do as kids? Guess what?  A treasure hunt was organized by the Interact Club of PuteriTitiwangsa on the 2nd February 2013. Their version of a treasure hunt was called “The Amazing Hunt 2013” and was held in the vicinity of SMK PuteriTitiwangsa, Istana Budaya and Taman TasikTitiwangsa. Perhaps having the treasure hunt by a lake would be the closest thing to the classic pirates’ hunt for treasure out at sea.

            Several of our very own Interact Club members participated in this adventurous not to mention breath-taking (literally) event. They would be our very own Huey Hum (President), Bryan Ang (Vice President), Alden Ang (Treasurer), Young Ming-Wei (IU Director), Harrish Emmanuel Justin (Funding Director) Tan Vei Xhion and Vincent Tay. The idea was to mingle around and so we did because that is what Interactors do! We were separated into a few groups with group members from our neighboring school Convent Bukit Nanas and Seri Bintang Selatan. The fee was a reasonable RM 50 per group. Food and drinks were also provided after the hunt.The rendezvous point was at SMK PuteriTitiwangsa and all participating groups were required to be at the school between 8 am and 8.45 am for registration. Ahhhh…Nothing like getting up early on a Saturday morning.

            At 9 am, all the eager participants were gathered in SMK PuteriTitiwangsa’s school hall. The emcee of the event welcomed everyone and gave a detailed briefing on the rules and regulations for the hunt. Then, the junior members of the SMK PuteriTitiwangsa Interact Club were invited on stage to present a choir performance. At approximately 9.20 am, the whistle was blown and all participants raced of to their first check point given the first clue. I have to admit that it was already difficult at the start because we couldn’t find the Interacter in charge of giving the first clue in the sea of people.

Shake that!

Just goofing around!

Yellow, yellow, dirty fellow.

            The first clue lead us to our first checkpointwhich was located at a shelter by where the “Eye on Malaysia” once stood. We were giving a task to complete before we can receive the next clue. At this checkpoint which was the first highlight of the day, we were required to make a 3 minutes long dance cover of selected popular K-pop tunes. It was enjoyable because everyone was busting their moves. Some were awesome and cool whereas others were pretty hilarious but amusing. My team’s choreographer was SJI’s one and only PSY, Young Ming-Wei. Videos of each team were later posted on the event page.

            The second highlight of the day was at the 2^nd checkpoint. We were given a piece of paper with pictures of people making funny poses. The challenge was to take pictures ofother people at the park imitating the same poses given to us. We had a difficult time as of some people were not as sporting as the rest. Through this, most of us learnt about how to be persuasive and convincing to get another’s cooperation. Some of the pictures we took were cute and some were just down right hilarious.

            Moving on to the third highlight of the day at the 4^th checkpoint, some of us really got wet. For this task, we had to burst water balloons not with our hands but by sitting on them. Two members of each team were blind folded and another two members will guide them through a maze of chairs to get to the balloons. Fortunately for some, they came prepared with an extra pair of pants, whereas the othershad to cope with the uncomfortable wet feeling for the next hour.

            Next, over at the 6^th checkpoint, teams had to complete a tiring not to mention mind boggling (if you’re colour blind) task. Two team members had to become human wheelbarrows while the other two “push” them around. We had travel a distance of 10m which felt like 100m!! Due to the strain we had on our “wheels”. We were given a picture to study and analyze. When we were ready, we had to “wheelbarrow” or way back to the starting point and answer questions asked by the checkpoint operators. Some of us failed to get the answers right and had to make several trips to take a peek at the picture again.

            At the last checkpoint (which was the 9^th)… Well it was our last because we ran out of breath. First, we had to draw a piece of paper from a ballot. The paper contained instructions on how we would carry a soaked sponge from one end of the basketball court to the other end. The objective was to fill up the bucket at the other end of the basketball court with water whilst obeying the instructions given. We received various challenging and very awkward instructions. For example, some of us received “chin to chin”, “forehead to chest”, “cheek to stomach” and others which were hilarious to say the least.

            The hunt was brought to an end at 3pm and everyone went over to the canteen for refreshments. After the break, we were gathered at the hall for the closing ceremony. A dance cover was performed by three Interacters of Puteri Titiwangsa. The champion team, Runner-up and 2^nd runner-up received hampers and a cash prize. For the rest, completing hunt and working together with our team members was like a win for us. 

       

   

 We would like to thank the Interact Club of Puteri Titiwangsa for organizing such a fun filled event!

This article was contributed by the Interact Club's Extremely Active Member (E.A.M.), Tan Vei Xhion. Credits to SMK Puteri Titiwangsa for the pictures.

                        

D.I.C.

44th District Interact Conference (D.I.C)

With the newly-installed Board of Directors fresh from the Interact Leadership Training Seminar, it was time to take it to the next level, the holy-grail of all interact events: The 44th District Interact Conference. The whole of Malaysia. District 3300. 330 people. 4 days. No sleep. The Commander. Yes, that was pretty much the summary of what took place, but lets get into the juicy details. 

One Big Family.

Day 1

The Interact Club of St. John's Institution was represented by 7 Interactors ; Huey Hum (President), Bryan Ang (Vice President), Alden Ang Tzi Yuen (Treasurer) Young Ming Wei (I.U. Director), Jeremiah Anand Lawrence( Asst. I.U. Director), Mahdev Singh (Publicity Director) and Tan Vei Xhion (E.A.M = Extremely Active Member). The fee was subsidized by the ever supportive Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur Diraja by RM150 leaving us paying RM200 for the 4 day event which took place from the 29th of November 2012 till the 2 of December 2012 at the Eagle Ranch Resort, Port Dickson. Some of us took the KTM to Seremban, Van (Provided by Rotary Club of KL Diraja) and the rest by personal transport to Seremban before later being transported to the venue by buses arranged courtesy of Rotary Club of Senawang. Due to unforseen circumstances we were made to wait at the Seremban Bus Stop for 3 hours but during that time we had to opportunity to make friends with the Interactors of St. Paul's Institution. Soon after reaching, we were divided into groups but more importantly introduced to the ever daunting but friendly Commander Nick who spearheaded most of the activities. We had dinner and the sessions began with a talk on Foreign Exchanges. 

Mahdev 'lifting' Benjamin during 'Raise the Flag'

Day 2 and 3

Picture with the Royal Family!

With everyone already lacking of sleep, we began the days with warm-up-sessions. Unfortunately, not all could join us as some were already falling ill. But the show must go on! After breakfast, oh just to add, every group was in-charge of one event be it during eating time or during a session. Many found it burdening at first but it soon became clear that this was to improve our managing skills seeing how many events every club had to organize. We has speakers from all sorts of backgrounds who shared a common bond, being a Rotarian. 

How fun was that?

They came from all over the country, taking their precious time off judging by how established they were in their respective careers. We had talks on the 'IS A LEADER BORN or MADE' by Harri Singh as well as 'TAKING THE LEAD' by two Rotarians from Senawang itself. The sessions made us aware on leadership qualities as well as placed us in 'trusting your gut' exercises such as the plane crash simulation we had. The afternoons were spent with treasure hunts, obstacle courses and tele-matches. Everyone got down and sweaty, digging deep for energy to support each other as well as to complete every challenge. We supported our teammates like friends who'd known each other for years. Oh and we also had a visit from the Yang Di-Pertuan of Negeri Sembilan who graced us with her presence and guess what, the Royal Family of Negeri Sembilan are committed Rotarians! Nilai University also co-sponsors dropped by to carry out several group activities and presented a flashmob for all participants. The best part was the BBQ PARTY on the 3rd night! Everyone got dressed in their sexiest pair of outfits ready to look good and to enjoy what was left of the conference. We had splendid food and were entertained by each group's performances. Some danced, sang and even acted! A special surprise for the 'December babies' was also part of the night where several Interactors had their birthdays celebrated not to mention even our E.A.M, Extremely Active Member, Tan Vei Xhion who then got a special birthday bash from us Johannians. The best part for everyone would be the 'AFTER-PARTY' where we danced the night away to the beats of 'Q & Dev'. The night ended with everyone suddenly realizing it was all over but still wanted to enjoy what was left the next day. 

Day 4

Green Commandos!

The final day. This was somehow different as most of us did not end up falling asleep during the last 2 sessions as the best was saved for last. We had Criminal lawyer, Gerrad Lazarus and also the Co-Founder of Brickfields Asia College, Dr. Siva give us separate talks on their personal experiences as Rotarians and in their careers. Everyone would agree, it was the best 2 sessions. It was ended with a special Q & A Session for the Interactors to ask the Rotarians who gave constructive answers. Lunch was provided but of course with everyone busy packing up to leave, some couldn't even eat. What's worse is, some even forgot to return their room keys! Oh well, souvenirs! By 2.00p.m. we had our last share of pictures taken, exchanged contacts and parted ways. 

We'd like to thank the Organizing Committee, Rotarians of Senawang and Interactors of St. Paul's for putting up an amazing 44th District Interact Conference. We took home a lot of new experiences ready to guide our respective clubs towards the motto of 'Service above Self' 

B.O.D Futsal Match

Who knew we could futsal?

 Even during the school year-end holidays, the B.O.D Of the Interact Club Of St.John's Institution got down and sweaty with projects of all sorts under the Interact Banner. This time it was a futsal match under the organization of Club Service Director, Oscar Lim. This was held to firstly make use of the spare time we had, to promote healthy living, to further improve the ties in the committee itself and too have a great laugh at all those we claimed they were bad footballers or in this case futsallers?

So on the 21st of November, we made our way to Ampang Sports Planet where a futsal court was booked from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. About 14 Interactors turned up including the B.O.D. 

As a summary of that event, we played 4 matches with our I.U. Director Young Ming Wei emerging as the B.O.D's top scorer with more than 5 goals! The others also took the opportunity to boast off their skillful talent of ball-handling but not so much on passing eh?

Nevertheless, it was a fun event that proved successful as everyone enjoyed it. Credit goes to Oscar Lim and Jonathan Oon for putting together the event. Some even suggested to make this an Inter-BOD event where B.O.D's from other schools get invited for futsal as you promote good health as well as a friendly competition. We ended the event with lunch in a Japanese Restaurant called 'Octopus' in Ampang Point.  

Board Of Directors Of the Interact Club of St. John's Institution 2012/13

The first set of pictures show the newly installed or being installed

Board Of Directors Of the Interact Club Of St. John's Institution,

President Huey Hum

Vice President Bryan Ang Jia Ren

Secretary Sennjiv Allagu

Asst. Secretary Ashwinathan a/l Selvanathan

IU Director Young Ming Wei

Asst. IU Director Jeremiah Anand Lawrence

Club Service Director Lim Jian Xin

Community Service Director Jonathan Oon

Publicity Director Mahdev Singh Sachdev

Funding Director Harrish Emmanuel Justine
(On the right)

These capable members of the Interact High Committee are set to accomplish targets as well as carry out a lot that has been planned. May we all wish them luck in carrying out their duties. 

''With great power, comes great responsibility'' 

- Spiderman

Joint Board Of Directors Installation 2012/13.

The post below indicates how an upcoming Installation was on it's way, well now that it's come and gone, here's a brief summary of what took place. 

Again this event was held on the 9th of November from 2.30 p.m. till 5.30 p.m. at D'Villa Residences located somewhere along Jalan Ampang. Here's a fun fact, the very building used for the event is owned by Past District Govenor (PDG) Dato' Jimmy Lim who is currently a House Developer and has taken position as the President of the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur DiRaja previously. 

The event was fully sponsored courtesy of Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur Diraja.

On the eve of the event, preparations were underway as well as rehearsals to ensure the smooth flow of events the next day. 

So, at 3.00p.m. the crowd was already filling in as the number of empty chairs decreased. The emcees, Mahdev Singh Sachdev of St.John's Institution and Prabjit Dev Singh of Sri Gardens announced the arrival of the VIP's and the event took off soon after everyone took their seats. After the formalities of speeches and singing of the National Anthem followed by the Interact Song, the roll call session was held and from the result of it, we know that the following schools were present:

1. Ampang Road Girl's School
2. SMK Puteri Titiwangsa
3. St.John's Institution, KL.
4. Sri Gardens
5. Victoria Institution
6. Methodist Boy's School
7. SMK TTDI
8. SMK Aminuddin Baki
9. SMK Seri Bintang Utara
10. SMK Seri Bintang Selatan
11. Convent Bukit Nanas

Before moving on to the installation, a performance was put up by the interactors of SAB which was a medley of songs with the highlight being an acoustic version of PSY's Gangnam Style.
Soon after that, the Installation Ceremony began with 3 schools namely SJI, SGI Interact & SGI Youth Act before another performance by SGI which was also very similar to that of SAB.
Thereafter, the installation was continued with the remaining 4 schools, CBN, SBU, SBS and SAB. The ceremony was finished with a closing performance by the checkered-dressed interactors of SJI who put up a thunder-clapping dance item.

An impromptu cake-cutting ceremony was slid into the schedule to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Rotary Club since it's establishment. All ICC members, VIP's and President's from their respective clubs came up on stage to help in blowing the candles. 

The event ended at 5.30 with refreshments and the floor was open for interactors to mingle as well as exchange name cards. 

Other agenda's include an ICC meeting that was held at 6.00p.m.

Below are pictures from the event:

B.O.D Of SJI

B.O.D Of SBU

B.O.D Of SBS

 

B.O.D Of SAB

B.O.D Of CBN

B.O.D Of SGI

B.O.D Of SGI YouthAct

And now for the performances :DD :

Estella Lim of SGI during the club's performance.

SAB's performance.

SJI's dance performance.

50th Anniversary of the Rotary Club

Upcoming Installation & ILTS 2012

Installation of the Board of Directors 2013

As we march into a new year, most Interact Clubs would have already selected a new batch of pioneer leaders that would steer their respective boards into achieving great things, and therefore to officially elect them as the new Board of Directors (B.o.D.), the ''Installation of the Board of Directors 2013'' will be held as a joint event together with 6 Interact Clubs and 1 YouthAct Club. The participating schools are as follows   :

1. Interact Club of St.John's Institution, K.L.  (SJI)
2. Interact Club of Sekolah Sri Garden  & YouthAct Club of Sekolah Sri Garden
3. Interact Club of SMK Sri Bintang Selatan (SBS)
4. Interact Club of SMK Sri Bintang Utara (SBU)
5. Interact Club of SMK Aminuddin Baki (SAB)
6. Interact Club of SMK Convent Bukit Nanas (CBN)

The details of the event are as follows :

1. Date : 9th November 2012, Friday. 
2. Venue : D-Villa Residences, 225, Jalan Ampang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur (Serviced Apartments)
3. Entry Fee : RM8/ person
4. Dress Code: Club Tee/Club Uniform/School Uniform.

For those who would want to purchase tickets are can do so by contacting the persons below:

(Upcoming IC President of SJI) Huey Hum @ 0162868577

(Upcoming IC President of SBS) Vanessa Cheong @ 0173433675

The upcoming Installation will not only be an honorable day for upcoming Board of Directors but is also set with fun filled performances and guess what refreshments are provided! 

We hope to see you gracing your presence in this event as it will definitely be a memorable one. For more details, please click on the 2 links below.

Facebook Event Page for Installation

Map of Location.

Interact Leadership Training Seminar 2013 (ILTS)

The Interact Leadership Training Seminar (ILTS) is set to take place a day after the Installation at the very same place and that is D-Villa Residences in which the newly and of course officially elected Board of Directors will undergo a well-planned course where they will be introduced to the importance of being an Interactor as well as in upholding the motto 'Service Above Self'. The members will also have discussions to further improve ties between the clubs as well as bring out new ideas that can be implemented throughout the upcoming year. 

Both events are sponsored by the Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur Diraja.