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Asian Youth Ambassadors (AYA) Asian Youth Ambassadors (AYA) is a non-profit youth and community development organisation founded in Malaysia.

11/08/2026

Anna Tan Yujing studied classical music at university — so when she joined AYA's Volunteer Internship Programme (VIP) and found herself learning live sound setup and studio recording, it was entirely new territory. But that's exactly what made it special.

Attached to NewSong Music, Anna learned lifestyle and chapel rhythms alongside Dawn, got hands-on with livestream setup for THOP, and spent time in the studio exploring recording and new chord voicings. What struck her most wasn't just the skills — it was the culture. She describes a team where everyone is deeply focused and genuinely passionate about their work, a quality that inspired her from day one. More importantly, she found a safe environment to try new things, make mistakes, and grow from them — something she hadn't expected walking in.

Anna leaves her VIP experience grateful, inspired, and with a new appreciation for what it looks like to give your best — whether you're in the studio, at chapel, or apparently, in the pantry (her favourite spot in the building).

🔗 Start your own journey with AYA VIP:
📋 Register: https://bit.ly/ayavipregistration
📩 Email: [email protected]

The AYA Volunteer Internship Programme prepares young people for new surroundings, unique opportunities, and a clear sense of purpose.

23/06/2026

Meet Dr. Samuel Wong — psychiatrist, and proudly the "wisest" intern of this VIP season. Attached to LINetS, AYA's su***de prevention and mental health arm, Dr. Samuel's internship was less about learning the ropes and more about reconnecting with himself. He describes his time through three R's: Rest from the relentless pace of Klang Hospital, Refresh through deep personal conversations that turned colleagues into lifelong friends, and Reorientation as time spent in AYA's library reshaped his thinking on faith, discipleship, and spiritual leadership.

What made the experience even more meaningful was the full-circle moment it represented. Ten years ago, as a medical student, Dr. Samuel had done a one-week attachment with LINetS' field coordinator, Dr. Jill. Returning a decade later, he witnessed firsthand how that early connection had grown into something truly impactful — a reminder, as he puts it, of God's faithfulness over the long haul.

Dr. Samuel brings a rare perspective to the VIP programme — one shaped by years of psychiatric practice and a deep well of spiritual wisdom. His encouragement to anyone watching? Endure. Run the race. And don't run it alone.

🔗 Start your own journey with AYA VIP:
📋 Register: https://bit.ly/ayavipregistration
📩 Email: [email protected]

09/06/2026

She came in as a competitive powerlifter with a passion for media. She left as a powerlifter, a media producer — and a small business owner. Meet Hannah Mae Chua, an alumna of the AYA Volunteer Internship Programme (VIP), whose three months with Flatfish Media turned into a journey of unexpected self-discovery.

From editing in DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro to producing the full Missions Documentary — where she coordinated talents and led the team through production — Hannah built real skills, real confidence, and a real portfolio. It was also during her time with us that she discovered and launched her own business, finding the clarity and courage to take that leap.

What made it all possible? The people. Daily lunches, dinners, and a team that cheered her on — not just at work, but at her powerlifting competitions and in her new business venture. AYA didn't just prepare Hannah for a career in media. It helped her find out who she is.

🔗 Start your own journey with AYA VIP:
📋 Register: https://bit.ly/ayavipregistration
📩 Email: [email protected]

26/05/2026

Some internships teach you a skill. Toby Cedric's taught him a way of life.
Over three months split between AYA's IT Department and Flatfish Media, Toby threw himself into work that was equal parts technical and human. Alongside IT lead Kuan Cheen, he tackled the migration of websites to new servers and helped test a Telegram Zoom Bot built to automate meeting creation — real, hands-on work with a tangible impact. When major events like came around, he crossed department lines without hesitation, lending a hand to the Design Team with logistics, packing, and moving materials.

But the growth that meant most to Toby wasn't measured in servers migrated or boxes moved. It was the mentorship. Kuan Cheen's patience and willingness to share knowledge — both professional and personal — left a lasting impression on him. And in a detail that's small but telling, Toby also picked up something many young people quietly struggle with: a consistent daily routine, showing up at the same time every morning, five days a week.
What Toby describes when he talks about AYA isn't an office. It's a family — one defined by genuine joy, everyday kindness, and the kind of shared memories that make the work feel like more than work.

About the AYA VIP Programme
The Asian Youth Ambassadors Volunteer Internship Programme is a youth development initiative built to equip young people with the confidence, skills, and clarity of purpose to thrive in new environments and opportunities.

Ready to find your purpose?
Register: https://bit.ly/ayavipregistration
Email: [email protected]

19/05/2026

Ian Peter Cheong — IPC to those who know him — didn't just complete an internship. Over three months with Flatfish Media, AYA's creative media arm, he found his footing in a fast-moving industry and discovered what it really means to be part of a team.

Ian stepped into the deep end early, taking the lead on significant editing projects including the Easter Testimony video and the Christ Taking intro. But the lessons that shaped him most weren't found in the edit suite — they came from the set itself. He learned how to manage people in the moment, how to make everyone around him feel seen and valued, and how to navigate the nuances of professional relationships both on and off camera.

Perhaps the sharpest skill he walked away with was adaptability. Short-runway projects — the kind that demand fast thinking over careful planning — pushed Ian to trade his methodical instincts for quick, confident decision-making. In media, that shift isn't optional. He learned to embrace it.
For IPC, the VIP experience was less about mastering software and more about mastering himself — learning to meet last-minute challenges with composure and finding his rhythm in a real professional environment.

About the AYA VIP Programme
The Asian Youth Ambassadors Volunteer Internship Programme is a youth development initiative built to equip young people with the confidence, skills, and clarity of purpose to thrive in new environments and opportunities.

Ready to jumpstart your career?
Register: https://bit.ly/ayavipregistration
Email: [email protected]

11/05/2026

Joel Yee, a graduate of the Asian Youth Ambassadors (AYA) Volunteer Internship Programme (VIP), reflects on how his time with Mordecai Coaching & Leadership Solutions — AYA's professional training arm — shaped him as a leader and as a person.

Over the course of his internship, Joel immersed himself in hands-on leadership development. He supported coaching research and contributed to landmark events. On the creative side, he pushed his design skills in Canva, producing the Mordecai brochure and building presentation slides. He also took part in VIP training sessions, where he worked through the SOAR method — a framework that helped him uncover his strengths and sharpen his sense of purpose.

But what stayed with him most wasn't a project or a skill — it was the people. Joel describes a warm, welcoming office culture where the team's genuine kindness made him feel at home from day one. A small but memorable touch? The "first and last day sandwiches" that turned colleagues into family.

About the AYA VIP Programme
The Asian Youth Ambassadors Volunteer Internship Programme is a youth development initiative built to equip young people with the confidence, skills, and clarity of purpose to thrive in new environments and opportunities.

Ready to begin your journey?
Register: https://bit.ly/ayavipregistration
Email: [email protected]

25/03/2026

"The privilege of being an intern is that I'm able to make mistakes so that I can learn from them." — Nancya Agusto ✨

Meet Nancya, one of our incredible Volunteer Internship Programme (VIP) participants who spent the last two months serving with Flatfish Media, the creative media arm of Asian Youth Ambassadors.

From directing at THOP and operating lyrics to mastering the Adobe suite, Nancya dove headfirst into the world of media production. But for Nancya, the most impactful part of the journey wasn't just the technical skills—it was the mindset shift.

At AYA, the VIP isn't just about "getting the job done"—it's about preparing young people for a life of purpose, resilience, and leadership. We are so proud of the maturity and heart Nancya has shown!

Ready to start your own journey? If you're looking for a place to grow, learn, and contribute your talents to a bigger cause, the VIP programme is for you.

🔗 Learn more at: https://aya.org.my/internship/

18/03/2026

"Psychology can be used to help the public... opening doors of opportunity for support to those who need it." — Lim Ying Xing

We are thrilled to share the testimonial of our VIP intern, Ying Xing, who has been an integral part of LINetS, the su***de prevention arm of Asian Youth Ambassadors (AYA).

During her internship, Ying Xing didn't just observe—she took action! From creating impactful social media content on mental health awareness and su***de prevention to facilitating school workshops with our Touch N Grow project, she has truly lived out the mission of the Volunteer Internship Programme (VIP).

A huge thank you to Ying Xing for her heart, her hard work, and her dedication to making a difference. As she said, it’s all about opening doors for those who need support most. 🚪✨

Are you a young person looking for a purpose-driven internship? Our VIP programme is ready for you. Come develop your skills and help us make a difference together.

🔗 Learn more at: https://aya.org.my/internship/

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F4. 06A-2, Level 4, The Summit Subang USJ, Persiaran Kewajipan
Subang Jaya
47500

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Monday 09:30 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:30 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:30 - 17:30
Thursday 09:30 - 17:30
Friday 09:30 - 17:30

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