Four areas of growth
One TNI family

Re-Union is a social gathering that gives alumni from different cohorts a chance to meet again. It may begin with catching up on life after graduation, and then expand to sharing work experience, further study, or lessons from the paths each person has chosen. The connections formed help alumni stay in touch beyond their original circle of friends.

In the context of the association, this activity connects alumni with the institution. Alumni can keep up with developments at TNI, while the institution and younger classmates have the opportunity to hear experiences from people who have applied their knowledge in the working world. Formats may include networking events, shared meals, storytelling circles, or spaces to introduce interest groups.

What we hope participants will take away is the feeling that no matter how much time has passed, there is still a space to reconnect. Participation does not necessarily require outstanding achievements or success stories to share. Lessons from current challenges and questions are also valuable to exchange.

Check each activity announcement for the date, time, venue, coordinator and participation conditions. You can also propose topics or formats you would like, so the association can design activities based more on alumni voices.

Technology and ways of working are always changing, so seminars and workshops serve as lifelong learning spaces for alumni. The Association can gather topics of interest within the network, such as applying technology to work, management, communication skills, and career development, before designing learning formats that match those needs.

Seminars suit gaining new perspectives, hearing experiences from knowledgeable speakers, and asking questions together. Workshops focus on hands-on practice, trying out tools, and creating work that helps participants understand the topic. Participants should check the required background, what to prepare, and the expected outcomes before deciding to register.

TNI's learning context encourages these activities to follow the principle of thinking and doing. Alumni can bring real-work challenges to share, learn from people in other fields, and apply what they learn in their own contexts. Skill development does not require studying many topics at once; it can start with what helps address current needs.

Check each activity announcement for the date, time, venue, coordinator and participation conditions. You can also propose topics or formats you would like, so the association can design activities based more on alumni voices.

A living network grows when people with reasons to meet continue to meet. The association's networking is therefore not limited to exchanging business cards or finding business partners, but also includes forming sub-groups based on skills and interests, such as sports groups, entrepreneur groups, technology groups, or learning-focused travel groups.

Sports groups can bring members from different cohorts together to look after their health and take part in activities. Business groups can use the space to exchange lessons on starting and managing a business, while travel groups can connect language, culture, and travel experiences. Every group should have a coordinator, goals, and participation guidelines that newcomers can easily understand.

The Association serves as a space to connect people and communicate group activities. Networking should be open to diversity, respect participants, and take the use of personal data into account. Users must not be added to groups or have their contact details disclosed without consent.

Network membership does not automatically mean endorsing products, guaranteeing employment, or providing business recommendations. Partnerships should develop from getting to know one another and considering details appropriately. If you have an interest that does not yet have a group, you may propose the idea for the Association to consider.

Check each activity announcement for the date, time, venue, coordinator and participation conditions. You can also propose topics or formats you would like, so the association can design activities based more on alumni voices.

Fundraising is a mission that invites alumni and supporters to help pass on educational opportunities, covering support for TNI students as well as approaches to scholarships or social education projects. The goal is not merely to raise funds, but to apply resources to missions that can be clearly explained and whose results can be tracked.

Scholarships for students can help reduce barriers to study according to the criteria of projects the Association will announce. Support for educational development may cover study equipment, skill-development activities, learning materials, or projects that help learners access knowledge more effectively. Budget items must follow the approved details of each project.

Fundraising may take place through events, sales of souvenirs, partnerships with organizations, or donation channels that the Association will operate in the future. Besides money, supporters may offer time, knowledge, equipment, or help organize activities. The Association must review suitability and conditions before accepting support.

Transparent communication is an essential part of our mission. Project goals, beneficiaries, selection criteria, resource usage reports, and published results should respect privacy. The website separates planned goals from verified outcomes so that supporters can follow progress.

Check each activity announcement for the date, time, venue, coordinator and participation conditions. You can also propose topics or formats you would like, so the association can design activities based more on alumni voices.