On September 22, 2025, at 9:00 AM, the 2025 International Convention commenced at ITC Kakatiya, Hyderabad, with seventeen interested, qualified, and experienced teachers in attendance to hear about the S.T.E.A.M. Educator Program, also known as the STEAM Teacher Pathway Program.
General Dial discussing the importance of ALIEEP to Alabama’s progress and the opportunities it provides international educators aspiring to reside in the USA.
The morning focused on the qualified and experienced Indian educators interested in learning more about the STEAM Educator Program. For example, the selection process, program expectations, timelines, and other pressing questions. After the presentation, the teachers and delegates networked amongst themselves to establish relationships and understanding. The afternoon marked preliminary interviews to screen the application pool before progressing to the next round. The educators were allotted time to address concerns or questions not answered during the presentation, screening, or networking time.
The picture showcases the U.S. Delegates at the One Window Seminar in the ITC Kakatiya Hotel, Hyderabad, India, discussing ALIEEP’s mission, programs, and future aspirations.
The evening event hosted by One Window Overseas Education (One Window) & Alabama International Education & Economic Partnership (ALIEEP) began with a lamp lighting ceremony to bless the seminar, its speakers, and attendees. We thank 247 Digitize for hosting the event at their headquarters in Hyderabad, India.
The proceedings included introductions by U.S. delegates, as well as TNE partnership commitments regarding benefits and logistics to support the elevation of the teacher pathway program. All involved parties celebrated a successful program seminar and strategic global collaboration discussions.
Mrs. Meesoon Han, Co-Founder of ALIEEP, spoke at the USA Academic Synergies: Transnational Education & S.T.E.A.M. Teachers Seminar on September 22, 2025, at 6:00 PM.
ALIEEP remains confident in the promising partnerships established in Hyderabad. The candidates in attendance did not disappoint in terms of expertise, qualifications, and experience. We are excited to meet more educators from other southern Indian cities during the convention. Our team back home has already seen an influx of applications from Indians stating their attendance at the seminar. ALIEEP will continue to bridge Alabama to the world with assistance from government agencies and local institutions.
Interested educators in India were networking with our delegates.
