GCDP OPPORTUNITIES

GCDP story is definitely a story you want to tell, be part of the list, GCDP STORIES embrace new culture, be the change agent ,find yourself , broadcast your story.
But first things first.... Don't you want to tell your story?

well here are some opportunities for you to work across continents, to experience diversity :-)
AIESEC SRILANKA
  Youth Empowerment Project for the coming year.(2013)
Learn and Improve your self and explore the beauty of "The Paradise Island"

 

And awesome opportunity in Business Administration , IT and marketing in lovely TUNISIA.

 uhhhm i should let the pictures do the talking, they speak more ..

 in senegal ,opportunities to work as a teacher, a mentor and partner in entrepreneurial projects..

 teach English to Venezuelan children over the January to may holiday...

experience a new culture and teach new people new skills:-)

Work in the tourism sector, for various countries in Africa. Opportunities  you don't want to miss..travel , discover new talents.

embrace new totally amazing environment....

  CONTACT DIRECTOR OUTGOING EXCHANGE ON "carole.akoth@aiesec.net" EMAIL SUBJECT "INTEREST IN GCDP"

EXCHANGE WITH AIESEC

So all this time we've been blogging about EXCHANGE and sharing people's experiences. Am sure most readers have an idea what exchange is. but oh well, just as the name suggest EXCHANGE involves change in environment. AIESEC EXCHANGE is an intense learning experience offered to young leaders to build on their global mindset. Every year AIESEC world provides over 5,500 members the challenging opportunity to live and work in a foreign country in areas of management, information technology, education, and development. 

AIESEC EXCHANGE PROGRAMS

EXCHANGE with AIESEC is divided into two broad categories:  (GCDP AND GIP)
GCDP- Global community development program is an internship in which the exchange participant works in a project or in an NGO, community organization of in a school. The exchange participant in this case is able to understand the different culture and in the working process indulge in personal development  and get an opportunity to change the society.
WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER GCDP

Banny say's its legendary, oh well, TRUST HIM!!

 Joining the Global Community Development Program abroad as an international intern can be the most intense learning experience that AIESEC offers to university students and recent graduates. Imagine how life-changing it can be after 2 or 3 months working in a foreign country, on various social projects, with other interns from different countries, living as an independent person away from your parents and friends back home, and exploring the place that is alien from what you are always used to! Plus, imagine how impressive and outstanding your CV can be to the eyes of your potential employees with an international internship experience on it!

Additional information about GCDP 

• Duration of work is between 6-8 weeks,
•  A service charge of 5000 Kshs is a requirement.
• In some cases food and accommodation is provided..
• Travel costs and visa application  costs are self sponsored . 

WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

• a university student or a recent graduate,
• 30 years old or younger,
• able to communicate well in English,
• responsive and good at communication,
• proactive and ready to take on challenge

 Exchange process

• Selection and Application – after joining and understanding AIESEC you can enter a review process to assess your experiences and motivation for doing an AIESEC exchange. A review board that will interview you to assess your suitability to become an exchange participant in several areas that include: psychological balance, global mindset, self awareness and personality.
• Preparation – AIESEC provides resources, trainings and support to prepare you to live and work in another country. This includes visa processing.
  • Logistical preparation. Ensuring that you are physically and legally prepared to work in another country.
  • Community Involvement. To help you gain an understanding of issues facing the world and your own community.
  • Direct Country preparation. Preparation on the country you will be going to and also how to cope with the pressures of living in a foreign culture.
  • AIESEC preparation. Providing you with knowledge about the exchange program and the roles of various entities. 
    In preparing you we will carry out a cultural preparation seminar, in which we will deal with culture shock issues.
• Matching - You will be trained and given access to use our on-line database of jobs. The more flexible you are the better.
  
• Integration – AIESEC members in your host chapter provide support and assistance in getting setup while providing opportunities for cultural and social activities.this is where the fun begins. you meet new people, try out new things, work in a new environment, just excitement! excitement! excitement!

 

• Re-Integration – AIESEC supports you in making the readjustment process when you return home
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AND FINALLY HOW TO APPLY: SEND AN EMAIL TO THE DIRECTOR OUTGOING EXCHANGE: carole.akoth@aiesec.net WITH THE EMAIL SUBJECT "INTEREST IN GCDP"


 

Tanzania

Gadson's exchange experience in Tanzania

Maureen's exchange experience at Tanzania

INTRODUCTION OF TEAM MEMBERS

About  Carole···Carole akoth."Carole" is a happy joy bringing person, anger is rarely part of me."akoth" means i was born during the cold rainy season (December).
Carole loves fun and some peace and quiet at other times, i take part in impactful activities because i love making a difference in a peoples lives when i can. i appreciate nature.some say am reserved and i think i am.Carole is a huge fan of traveling and site-seeing.not a fan of sports but can do alot on spectating and cheering.

 i looove life and appreciate every single day.

                                                     About AIESEC···

                                                     Am a member of:aiesec ku OGX

                                                     Roles in AIESEC KU OGX:Director

About myself···

 NAME:PangZiwen

Nick name:little nine(I don’t want ton explain that)

Hometown:Ji’nan,ShanDong Province,China

University:Kenyatta University

Department:Foreign language(french)

Language:chinese,english,french

Talent:GuZheng(a famous chinese ancient instrument),chinese paper
cutting,classicalguitar,african drums,african dances,drawing&design,yoga

Hobbys:cooking,surfing on Internet,shopping,camera shooting

Food: chinese cuisine,yoghourt,tomato,cucumber&all fruits

Sports: yoga,aerobics,belly dance

About aiesec···

Am a member of:aiesec ku OGX

Roles in AIESEC KU OGX:communication manager

About myself···

NAME; Bridget Karimi

NICKNAME; Bree

HOMETOWN; Nairobi Kenya

UNIVERSITY; Kenyatta University

DEPARTMENT; Foods Nutrition & Dietetics

HOBBY'S;Traveling, cooking

FOOD; Rice & chicken

SPORTS; Net ball

About aiesec···

Am a member of:aiesec ku OGX

Roles in AIESEC KU OGX:EP  manager

About myself···

A very joyful, enthusiastic and awesome person. Loves fun and mingling with others mostly outdoor where screams and joyful noises are allowed. An environmental science student at the Kenyatta University, professional dancer, training artist and aspiring comedian (just kidding). Meet me..... Moffat!!!

 

About aiesec···

                                                  Im a member of:aiesec ku OGX

                                                  Roles in AIESEC KU OGX: