[Ghana]ASK Project

ASK Project - AIESEC LEGON, GHANA
Earliest Start Date 08.11.2011  Latest End Date 02.05.2012
About ASK Project
Job Description
Department the intern will be working	PROJECTS,marketing, training & project development
Job Description1	SUPPORT FOR PROMOTION’S TEAM: -Book appointments and visit companies with a project member. - Follow-up on marketing calls
Job Description2	Prepare a case study of HIV/AIDS in country of origin to be presented to project team members which will later be presented to participants (peer educators) in the project.
Job Description3	RAISING OF NEW SCHOOLS AND MAINTAINING OLD ONE’S: - Assist the learning’s team leader to raise new schools for trainings. - Regularly visit school authorities to maintain partnership
Job Description4	- Develop innovative strategies to market the project to prospective participants and the general Ghanaian public
Job Description5
Job Description6
Measurable results expected from the intern	--minimum amount you should be able to raise by the conclusion of your internship on the ASK Project is $500 in cash or in kind. --having developed an effective strategy for running media campaign or acquiring media partnership for the project. --number of deals/partnerships closed for/in favour of the project.
Preparation required from the intern before arrival	Before the intern arrives, he or she should have read on HIV/AIDS with much reference to Africa. This will enrich the training sessions we will deliver in the schools and trainings Developing such fields: Marketing and selling skills presentation skills,being open minded.
Details on the Working Conditions	Personal Workspace Internet Access
Learning points that the intern might obtain during the internship	Improved Interpersonal relationship, Enhanced Marketing and Presentation skills, Inter-cultural development.
Additional information a potential candidate may require for the Internship	Ghana is a politically stable and rapidly developing West African country, known for the incredibly friendly English speaking people and labeled by Bill Clinton as “the gateway to Africa”. It was the first sub-Saharan country to obtain independence (UK, 1957). Ghana is extremely easy going, and is a very welcoming environment for trainees. One of the major advantages of doing your traineeship in Africa is that you have the chance of working with exciting people in a totally challenging new environment Weekends are usually spent on the beach or traveling in the country. Traveling around is very easy and cheap, and hiking, water sports are great pastimes.
Work Information
Field of Work	Teaching & Language Education Other Technical Subjects
Working Hours	From 8:0 To 17:30 With a total of 30 hours per week Saturday work Sometimes
Payment	Salary in US $0
Organisational Preferences
Internship Earliest Start Date	08.11.2011 (Preferred)
Internship Latest Date	02.05.2012 (Preferred)
Minimum Duration	6 Weeks (Preferred)
Maximum Duration	9 Weeks (Preferred)
Degree	Undergraduate (Preferred)
Backgrounds
Cultural Education	Introductory Cultural Education(Required)
	International Education(Preferred)
Social Sciences	Sociology(Required)
	Social Work(Preferred)
	Counselling and Guidance(Preferred)
Skills
Computer	Internet Users skills(Required)
	PC user skills(Required)
Professional Skills	Project Management(Preferred)
	Leadership skills(Required)
	Marketing / Selling skills(Preferred)
	Training/ Facilitating skills(Required)
	Presentation skills(Preferred)
Languages
Good	English(Required)
Regions
Required/Preferred	Preferred
Geographical Regions	-
Sub Regions	-
Language Zones	- TN-In-GH-LG-2011-1957 Status Available Exchange Type Global Community Development Raised By derrysarks@gmail.com Raised Date 04.11.2011