Intern booklet summer camp 2015

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INTERN BOOKLET

AIESEC FTU Hanoi | AIESEC VIETNAM | June-‐July 2015

Welcome to the journey of life-‐time that you shall never forget!!!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART 1: ALL ABOUT AIESEC ............................................................................... 3

PART 2: GLOBAL CITIZEN SUMMER CAMP .......................................................... 5

1. PROJECT OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................. 5

2. OBJECTIVES ........................................................................................................................... 5

3. GLOBAL CITIZEN .................................................................................................................... 6

4. ACTIVITIES ............................................................................................................................. 7

5. TENTATIVE TIMELINE ............................................................................................................ 8

PART 3: INTERNS’ WORKING EXPERIENCE .......................................................... 9

6. JOB DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................. 9

7. KEY LEARNING POINTS ........................................................................................................ 10

8. WORKING CONDITION ........................................................................................................ 12

9. REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................................. 12

PART 4: AMAZING VIETNAM ............................................................................ 13

PART 5: CONTACT ............................................................................................ 17

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AIESEC is an international, independent, not-‐for-‐profit, non-‐political organization, which aims at developing leadership potential in young generation. From 1948 until now, AIESEC has presented in 124 countries/territories and 2400 universities, worked with 8,000 partners worldwide and empowered 110,000 members and 1,000,000 alumni around the world.

AIESEC in Vietnam was founded in 2006.

At the moment, we have +600 proactive

members from 6 branches in Hanoi, Ho

Chi Minh City and Da Nang.

Founded in 2009, AIESEC FTU HN is having 100+

members from 9 prestigious universities in Hanoi,

and has organized many projects for the youth, such

as Global Leadership Activation Day, Global Citizen

Summer Camp, etc.

"Learn to dance with the universe. My experience –increasingly – over the past several years is that we can learn to work in tune with the universe. Often when we are in flow, things don't actually come from us, but rather come through us, and it is our work to learn how to be this channel, and how to access flow."

Marianne Knuth - Social entrepreneur (Harare, Zimbabwe)

– AIESEC alumni

AIESEC Vietnam AIESEC FTU Hanoi

ALL ABOUT AIESEC

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SOME PROJECTS FROM AIESEC FTU HANOI

GLOBAL CITIZEN SUMMER CAMP

GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ACTIVATION DAY

DASH FOR IMPACT GLOBAL PASSPORT

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

Global Citizen Summer Camp is one of the biggest projects held annually by AIESEC FTU Hanoi. This is a 7-‐day camp with the presence of more than 120 Vietnamese students aged from 14-‐18 and international students around the world. The project is envisioned to develop and empower students to become Global Citizens-‐ the next generation of leaders of the country who are not only responsible for their lives but also for the development of the society. Since the project was initiated in 2011, lots of growth and positive changes from generations of campers and international students have been witnessed, and this year, we are honored to spread that impact to a wider audience with the 5th Global Citizen Summer Camp of AIESEC FTU Hanoi.

OBJECTIVES

With the vision to develop the young generation of Vietnam to become Global Citizens, our project aims to:

1. Provide a chance for students to develop comprehensively (physicality, intellectuality, creativity, emotion).

2. Create a multicultural environment to immerge students in, hence, they will beware and form a Global mindset.

3. Enhance their self -‐awareness, equip them with essential skills (especially leadership and management skills).

4. Give knowledge about social & global issues and give students opportunities to take actions to bring societal positive changes.

GLOBAL CITIZEN SUMMER CAMP

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GLOBAL CITIZEN

Our project defines the image of a Global Citizen with those following characteristics:

1. Global mindset: Actively appreciate and seek diversity; show openness and respect towards other cultures; work effectively with individuals of diverse cultures, different backgrounds, styles and abilities; make optimum use of their insights and ideas about the diversity to fulfill goals

2. Proactive learning mindset: Demonstrate self-‐awareness, identify areas for development of self and others; continuously increase own/others knowledge and skills by trying different learning methods

3. Social responsibility: Approach social, economic, environmental issues in a sustainable manner and take a prompt action for improvement while considering the long term consequences of actions and the involvement of others.

4. Emotional intelligence: Show consistency and honesty about own intentions, motives, feelings; recognize own feelings and those of others, demonstrating respect, empathy and appropriate behavior towards others; adjust to different situations and personalities

5. Entrepreneurial outlook: Demonstrate the ability in coming up with and implementing new ideas, organize and manage resources and opportunities, engage and influence others, take risks and finding innovative solutions to increase performance

GOAL

To continue the legacy of Global Citizen Summer Camp, the following goals are set for the 5th Camp:

-‐ No. of campers 135 -‐ No. of international students 15 -‐ The satisfaction rate for campers 5/5 -‐ The satisfaction rate for interns 5/5

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ACTIVITIES

Here are some of the activities in Global Citizen Summer Camp 2014 that did mesmerize all of our campers, interns, and AIESECers and are likely to appear in the 2015 Camp.

Handmade class Campers freely registered their favorite handmade classes delivered by interns. Each intern stood a class and taught Vietnamese students how to make a traditional toy from their countries out of simple materials.

Sport festival All campers were divided into 4 houses according to 4 houses in Harry Potter. They competed in a variety of sport competitions such as the “Quidditch” tournament, the relay & obstacle race, traditional sport competition.

Social action Campers were assigned different small projects (paper recycling, cooking, book collecting) and implemented their social actions with the visit to many underprivileged people. That day was marked with tons of touching moments and a remarkable change was noticed when campers, interns really demonstrated the social responsibility with their actions and their sympathy.

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Childhood reflection Campers reflected and shared with others about their childhood memories with both happiness and sadness insides. Lots of tears were shed when listening to others stories and sharing the personal ones.

Global Fiesta The camp was closed with the colorful Global Fiesta conducted with cultural booths from interns’ countries. People sang, danced, held hands and cried together when time to say Goodbye came.

TENTATIVE TIMELINE

Project planning Feb-‐March

Promocon Apr-‐Jun

Exchange realizacon Jun-‐Jul

Global Ciczen Summer Camp 13/7-‐19/7

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JOB DESCRIPTION

BEFORE CAMP (1/6-‐12/7)

Building content

Work with Content Manager (OC Content) to create activities, sessions related to global issues, culture diversity, self-‐development and creativity for content of the camp.

Attend content meetings to prepare for the camp (at least 3 meetings are held one week)

Cooperate with the Organizing Committee to run rehearsals for the real camp

Supporting Promotion campaign

Shoot promotion videos (if required) to support PR team

Attend offline promotion event (if there is any)

Joining interns LEAD program

Fully attend Orientation Day, Active Citizen Camp (exclusively for interns) & join cultural challenge held by AIESEC FTU Hanoi

DURING CAMP (13/7-‐19/7)

Each EP facilitates a home-‐group of 10-‐12 campers. A majority of sessions will be chaired and delivered by EPs with the supervision of OC Content.

INTERNS’

WORKING EXPERIENCE

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EPs are encouraged to share about your countries and bring your cultural perspectives in every sessions. Ongoing interaction between EPs and students is also what the project strives for.

AFTER CAMP (after 20/7)

EPs are required to give testimonials about their experience during their time working on the project in Vietnam

EPs are obliged to join feedback & wrap-‐up meeting as well as finish the intern LEAD program.

KEY LEARNING POINTS

Self-‐awareness

Through lots of new things and challenges experienced when working in a new environment, interns are likely to develop their “sense of self”-‐ to understand better about their personal strengths, weaknesses, interests, personal values, beliefs, etc

Self-‐awareness

• Cultural understanding

Social impact

Accon-‐oriented

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Social impact

Interns are granted the chance to develop the young generation of Vietnam through many socially based activities, hence, they will be more aware of their ability to create a social impact.

Action-‐oriented

A fascinating but challenging working environment our project presents comes with a wide range of difficulties that must be faced during the internship, so interns are required to be action-‐oriented and dare to try new things and approach.

Cultural understanding

Interns who join the program have the chance to research and learn about world issues, culture, history, architecture, cuisine, language, economy and the people in the host country. They will also gain global mindset when working in a team with many nationalities.

Marta Azevedo Silva – Portugal

Intern of Summer Camp 2014

“Those six weeks gave me the opportunity to redefine my goals, to understand that sometimes our problems are very small in comparison with the rest of the world. Mark Twain once said that “the two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out” and during this trip I discovered mine. I learned to love deeper, to respect others, to understand the differences and to enjoy every moment living the present. You may not realize what you are doing when you are in a foreign country and it’s only when you come home that you understand the importance of what you did.

I really want to thank everyone that made this journey possible”

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WORKING CONDITIONS

• Personal workspace provided • Very supportive, people-‐oriented and cultural working environment • Interns are required to bring their own laptops to work. • Visa procedure assistance • Accommodation:

ü Supported by the Organizing Committee in finding host families and dormitories ü Price (for reference):

-‐ Hostel: $200 – 250/month

-‐ Host: $70/month

-‐ Food: 1-‐2$/meal

REQUIREMENTS

• Sufficient English communication(Required) • Teamwork skills (Required) • Global mindset (Required) • Enthusiastic and highly responsible (Required) • Good knowledge and understanding about local and global issues (Required)

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Being part of the Organizing Committee SUMMER CAMP 2015, you as interns have a great chance to join weekly field trip and food tours inside and outside of Hanoi to explore and understand about Vietnamese culture and people. The internship is, for sure, among the most memorable experience in your life.

FIELD TRIP

One-‐pillar pagoda: In the heart of the capital city of Hanoi the One Pillar Pagoda was built in 1049 to resemble one seen in Emperor Ly Thai Tong’s dream, this dream like Buddhist temple appears to float above a lotus pond. It is built of wood and stands on a small single pillar, the temple is designed to look like a lotus blossom and has ornate beautifully painted carvings.

Bat Trang Ceramic village: Bat Trang is an ancient village, which is very famous for making ceramic products. There is a ceramic market in the village, where we can buy ceramic tile painting, flower vases, tea pots and cups, bowls, plates, spoons, even ceramic dogs. You can also try making one product yourself.

AMAZING VIETNAM

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Duong Lam ancient village -‐ the first ancient village recognized as a national relic by the Ministry of Culture and Information. This is also the great chance explore architecture of ancient houses while wander along its narrow alleyways, visit temples dedicated to the two kings born there, and most interesting of all, chat with locals living in the ancient houses.

Old Quarters: Inside a modern and dynamic city, there appears an antique quarter, the Hanoi's Old Quarter – the represented eternal soul of the city.

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology: Listed among top 25 Asia Attractive by TripAdvisor, Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is both a research center and a public museum exhibiting the ethnic groups of Vietnam, worthy your visiting to understand about long-‐lasting tradition and culture of Vietnam.

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FOOD TOUR

Pho – Rice Noodle Soup If you ask a Vietnamese about their most common

traditional cuisine, most of the time it will be Pho

Banh Mi – Vietnamese Baguette Vietnamese Baguette, once appeared as one of the most delicious street food in the world by The Guardian

Bun Cha – Rice Vermicelli with Grilled Pork

Together with Pho, Bun Cha ranks 1st in the most

common food in Vietnam. Not only common, but it also

is so delicious, with sour, spicy, sweet and salty mixed

into one serve.

Nem Ran – Fried Spring Rolls The most common, the most liked, the combination of Vietnamese ingredients in a little roll

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Xoi – Vietnamese Sticky Rice

There are hundreds of kinds of sticky rice that you have

to come here and describe them yourself.

Banh Xeo – Stuffed Pancakes Thin rice wrapping, shrimp and pork filling, salty but sweet sauce, together with fresh herb will bring you the amazing meal.

Bia Hoi – Fresh Beer

Sitting on a chair with a small table on the side walk of a

street, watching the stream of people crossing by and

sipping a gulp of freshening cold beer, it’s like you are

becoming a Vietnamese.

Che -‐ Vietnamese Sweet Many kinds of beans are cooked, seasoned with ingredients and then put in the delicious sugar or coconut milk to form an amazing dessert.

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Chu Thanh Thanh An TN manager Email: [email protected] Or [email protected] For any further information, please contact us!

REFERENCE

AIESEC FTU Hanoi: https://www.facebook.com/ftuhanoi.aiesec

GLOBAL CITIZEN Project| AIESEC FTU Hanoi: https://www.facebook.com/gcaiesec

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