Wednesday, December 7, 2011

[Mainland]Dare to Dream Project

Dare to Dream Project
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AIESEC RUC, CHINA, MAINLAND
Earliest Start Date 07.01.2012  Latest End Date 20.02.2012

About Dare to Dream Project
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Job Description
Department the intern will be workingDevelopment Studies, Other Studies, Human Resource, Cultural Education, Subjects Education
Job Description1Nowadays while high technology flourishes and a smaller world with bigger surprise is unfolded to youths, there are still a special group of youths in China, who have little access to innovations and are almost cut off from the outside world. The so-called left-behind youths, who are labeled by their working parents far away from home and tunnel-visioned living circumstances, share common problems like poor confidence, vulnerable esteems, limited imagination, low level of socialization and communication. That's what Dare to Dream project is here for: to bring the marvelous outside world to them , to help open up the youths' hearts and express themselves fearlessly, to induct them to knowledge and innovation, to bring the change to them and to yourselves. Week 1:a) arrive in Beijing to attend a four-day training, including basic psychological and social knowledge, presentation skills, theme activities designing and so on; b)specify your plan in teams. 2weeks: 1)deliver courses and theme activities to over 400 youths aging from 12-17. Courses will focus on English teaching and diverse culture. Activities will be themeoriented. 2) talk with local community to deeper understanding of local culture and their real needs, which help alter later courses and activities. 3) help students set their life goals and dreams. 1)write working journals every day and regular reflection or feedback diaries to record your feelings about life, project management, innovative ideas or suggestions. 2)attend on-line meetings daily with project managers to update and the final reflection meeting.3)help collect feedbacks from school or students for further social research. The most shining point of this period is the one you are expecting—spending the our traditional Spring Festival in China. 3days’ stay in Chinese village and spend the Spring Festival with local people. During the next 2 weeks you are supposed to hold large Spring Festival activities every 2 days and a final Latern Festival activity with locals. And you should present your schemes before coming to Beijing.
Job Description2Week 1:a) arrive in Beijing to attend a four-day training. b)specify your plan in teams.
Job Description32weeks: 1)deliver courses and theme activities to over 400 youths aging from 12-17. 2) talk with local community.3) help students set their life goals and dreams.
Job Description4The most shining point of this period is the one you are expecting—spending the our traditional Spring Festival in China.
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Measurable results expected from the interna) high-quality course delivery according to the plan ; b) good feedback from school and students c) creative works(paintings, writings ,etc) made by students and at least one talent show presented; d) 80% attendance rate of all the meetings; e) 80% accomplishment rate of file paper required; f) final reflection and feedback about their exchange experience in China; g) an unforgettable and meaningful experience in China.
Preparation required from the intern before arrivala) get proper visa; b) have prepared thoughts and schemes about our courses and the Spring Festival plans which we required above and collect relevant information about your country and culture; c)prepare materials that can represent your culture, traditional costumes, instruments, videos etc); d) brief study into basic background of Hunan province and left-behind youths.
Details on the Working ConditionsInternet Access
Learning points that the intern might obtain during the internshipa) receive professional training from NGO partners about psychological knowledge, presentation skills and so on; b)gain practical knowledge about inductive teaching and youth care; c) learn and feel about real China(culture, language, etc); d) work with international volunteers and enjoy cross-culture friendship with Chinese youths; e) identify your own dreams and life goals through dealing with left-behind youths here, so that you can chase your dreams and head for your future.
Additional information a potential candidate may require for the Internshipa) the training will be held from January 9th to 14th ; b) Volunteers will head for school after training and spend four-five weeks there; c) For EPs from exchange partner countries, please hand in your application on time and we will arrange the interview soon according to schedule. Check the partner countries with the TN manager

Work Information
Field of WorkTeaching & Language Education
Cultural Education
Working HoursFrom 9:0 To 17:0
With a total of 40 hours per week
Saturday work Sometimes
PaymentSalary in US $0

Organisational Preferences
Internship Earliest Start Date07.01.2012 (Required)
Internship Latest Date20.02.2012 (Required)
Minimum Duration6 Weeks (Required)
Maximum Duration6 Weeks (Required)
DegreeUndergraduate (Preferred)

Backgrounds
Teaching & Language EducationChild (Youth) Education(Preferred)
Foreign Languages Education(Preferred)
Subjects Education(Preferred)

Skills
ComputerPC user skills(Preferred)

Languages
ExcellentEnglish(Required)

Regions
Required/PreferredPreferred
Geographical Regions-
Sub Regions-
Language Zones-


TN-In-CN-RU-2011-2260StatusNew

Exchange TypeGlobal Community Development
Raised Byxie.cong@aiesec.netRaised Date01.12.2011Mobile No of TN Manager-

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