Mahapanya Vidayalai

During the Vegetarian Festival MPV student Club organised evening Chanting, Dhamma Talks and discussions for the public who came to consume vegetarian food in the eveninnig at MPV premises. Students from different Buddhist countries did the evening chanting in their own language including Thai, Hindi, Sinhalese, Cambodian and Vietnamese.

Students from the MCU Program at Wat Kohong participated in a dialogue on Buddhist Education in Thailand in Thai language. Some Dhamma Talks were given in English and simultaneously translated into Thai by Pra.Vijak.

Mahapanya Vidayalai is presently searching qualified individuals to fill the following posts.

LIBRARIAN - 1 Position

A university graduate in Library/ Information Science. Ability to communicate in English or Chinese or both will be an advantage.
Salary - Negotiable.

COMPUTER PROFESSIONAL - 1 Position

A university graduate in Computer Science or any other related field with good knowledge of software & hardware and web hosting. Ability to communicate in English will be an advantage.
Salary - Negotiable

Eligible applications can be sent to:
Director, Mahapanya Vidayalai,635/1, Thammanoonvithi Road, Hat Yai, Songkla, 90110
OR
E mail to: info@mahapanya.ac.th

Pra Maha Somchit, the Deputy Rector for Academic Affairs of Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University paid a visit to MPV on October 13, 2006.

In the morning the Deputy Rector engaged in a meeting with MPV Administrators including Pra Maha Phol Titabo (Director of MPV), Pra Kru Pitak and Ven.Ongpotjanagongosol, the authorised founder of MPV.

In the afternoon the venerable gave a special lecture and conducted a Question and Answer session with students.

Students visited International Buddhist College.

The Director of MPV and Ven.Dr.Yuan Liu of IBC exchanging warm greetings.

MPV Student Club has been created for encouraging students to participate in extra-curricular activities. The Student Advisors lead the student to organize activities once a week and participation is compulsary . As the first activity they’ve created four groups for Preaching Dhamma in English.

Students delivering Dhamma in English

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