About ALTSA Organisation
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Association of Language Teachers in Southeast Asia (ALTSA) is a body which accommodating all language practitioners (teachers, lecturers & researchers) in Southeast Asia. It represents school language teachers, language faculty, researchers and staffers at colleges and universities, retired language educators, and university students preparing to become language teachers or lecturers.
The stated mission of the ALTSA is “to advocate for language learning professional, to unite our members in Southeast Asia area, to fulfil the promise of language teaching, to prepare every language learner, and to succeed in a diverse and global challenging.
The ALTSA was founded in Medan City, Indonesia. Prof. Amrin Saragih, M.A., Ph.D. and Dedi Sanjaya, S. Pd., M.A. (Applied Linguistics/TESOL) were selected to be the first President and General Secretary of ALTSA organization respectively.
Objectives
• To connect professional language practitioners in Southeast Asia by joining research on language teaching and learning.
• To publish articles in the form of academic journal, book, and conference proceeding in the field of language and linguistics.
• To host a conference, meeting and academic discussion in language, linguistics and general education context.
• To develop program or course for language practitioners in Southeast Asia.
• To conduct research in language, linguistics and education context in Southeast Asia.

