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SEEd.Lab programme partner on the potential of UM ideas

Jun Ayub from SEEd.Lab reflects on judging the UM Sprouts programme and the community-focused ideas participants developed after a short period of learning.

SEEd.Lab · UM programme judge

Recorded during the UM programme. Published by Alpha Dynamo.

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Hi, my name is Jun Ayub. I'm the head and programme manager of Social Enterprise Education Lab, SEEd.Lab. Today, I came in as a judge for the UM Sprouts programme. And I felt that it was very exciting to see the ideas they were able to create, especially since they didn't have that much time. They had only learnt these concepts over two or three days. But they were able to come up with concepts that had tangible impact to the community that they wanted to help. So I thought that was very exciting to see all the potential and ideas they had today.

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