Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Go Exchange Process
The selection process aims to ensure that everyone participating in an AIESEC exchange program has suitable expectations, attitude and competencies, so the internship experience abroad could be life-changing! The selection process for all Go Exchange candidates consists of two stages: an application form and an exchange participant review board (EPRB). Click here to fill in the application now!
Preparation
- Understanding AIESEC: What is the essence of AIESEC, the biggest world youth run organization, what is the role of exchange program in the change that we want to see in the world.
- Logistical preparation: Ensuring that you are physically and legally prepared to work in another country, which includes visa application.
- Professional and cultural preparation: Preparation on how to live and work in the destination country and how to manage the culture shock.
The preparation step is critically important to ensure that you are ready to make the most out of your experience in a personal and professional sense.
At the same time as preparation you will be going through a matching process, when an exchange manager from AIESEC will be supporting you in looking for an internship in our global exchange database. It may take 3 to 5 months to find a suitable internship for you, depending on what kind of internship you are looking for and what are your destination preferences.
Yay! You are on your way to a whole new journey in life! Upon arriving at your destination, AIESEC members in the host country will provide you with reception activities like picking you up at the airport, arranging accommodation, welcome party. You will be also provided with opportunities for cultural and social activities as well as an information on what to expect during your internship experience and what kind of involvement you can have with AIESEC and the local environment, while you are on your exchange experience in a new country.
Wow, welcome home hero! Lost track of what happened in Malaysia? No worries!
AIESEC supports you in making the readjustment process when you return home. We hope that your experience opens up a world of opportunities to create a better society for us all. Apart from that, now that you have lived the an exchange journey, It will be awesome to join and continue AIESEC by taking up leadership positions in the local committees!
Monday, December 21, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Share The Experience! Part 2
I Am An AIESECer - Hanne Veraart (2:50)
This is the story of Hanne Veraart from Netherlands who came to USM on exchange.
Produced by Shaun Chan & Khairi Akmal
Interested in going on exchange? Click HERE to apply online.
Share The Experience! Part 1
This is the story of Irene Tan Yi Ying from USM who went to Dalian, China on exchange!
Produced by Ng Pei Nee & Chong Nyet Wai
Interested in going on exchange? Click HERE to apply online
Saturday, December 19, 2009
About AIESEC
In partnership with business and higher education, AIESEC has over 60 years of experience in developing high-potential students into globally minded responsible leaders.
AIESEC' s innovative development process consists of unmatched leadership experiences, international opportunities and a global learning environment.
AIESEC uses an innovative approach to engaging and developing today’s youth. By offering opportunities to build extensive international personal networks and explore leadership opportunities, we provide a platform for young people to discover direction and ambition for their futures.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
LCUSM's Executive Board 2010/2011 Application
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
History of AIESEC in USM
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Teach a Language
We’ll provide you with food and accommodation, or allowance enough to cover all those expenses. You have nothing to lose and an entire world to gain!
Duration of the education internships is 6-12 months, depending on the destination country. Usually you stay in a school for one or two semesters.
Countries with available education internships as for November 2009: China, India, Taiwan, Ukraine, Turkey, Poland, Russia, Romania.
Information Technology
The allowance will depend on cost of living in the destination country and will be enough to cover at least basic expenses like food and accommodation. You have nothing to lose and an entire world to gain!
Explore Europe
Btw: Did you know that the capital of Hungary, Budapest had the first underground railway network in Europe?
Volunteering for a better world
Go to countries at the other end of the world such as Poland, Russia, Ukraine and Turkey. Take the opportunity not only to travel Europe but to contribute to social development in this beautiful region - on issues such as HIV/AIDS, social entrepreneurship, cultural understanding, sustainable development, and many more!
Average duration of volunteering services in Europe is 6-8 weeks.
We’ll provide you with accommodation or allowance enough to cover all those expenses. You have nothing to lose and an entire world to gain.
Go India
Volunteer for a better world
Wondering on how does an internship in India look like? Check out the story of Dharshini who went to India for a development internship.
Average duration of volunteering services in India is 6-8 weeks.
Areas you can work in are: cultural education, HIV/AIDS, women rights, children rights, environment, rural area development.
We’ll provide you with accommodation and transportation, or allowance enough to cover all those expenses. You have nothing to lose and an entire world to gain!
Management experience
Are you an adventurous young student or recent graduate, who wants to gain an international exposure in one of the fastest developing countries in the whole world?
Average duration of management internships in India is 4-18 months.
Areas you can work in are: Business Administration, Marketing, Economics, Accounting, Finance
Height of payment depends on cost of living in the destination city.
Explore Asia Pacific!
We’ll provide you with accommodation and transportation, or allowance enough to cover all those expenses. You have nothing to lose and an entire world to gain.
Go China
Volunteer for a better world
Take a look at the projects that AIESEC in China has prepared especially for you!
Average duration of volunteering services in China is 6-8 weeks.
We’ll provide you with accommodation and transportation, or allowance enough to cover all those expenses. You have nothing to lose and an entire world to gain!
Management experience
If you are an entrepreneurial student or a recent graduate, who is open-minded and wants to know more about business culture in one of the fastest growing economies in the world - feel invited to join the management internship program!
Average duration of management internships in China is 3-18 months.
The most popular areas you can work in are: Business Administration, Marketing, Economics, Accounting, Finance
Height of payment depends on cost of living in the destination city.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Thank You!
Thank you, postgradasia!
We also appeared in postgradasia website and their Facebook page!
Here are the links:
Generation 2010
Strong - we are ready to meet the challenge that lies in front of us. We realize that much of our strength lies in the reach and diversity of our global network and we are ready to work together to create the needed IMPACT in our world.
Fast - we know that time is important! 2010 is approaching rapidly and we are ready to move quickly to reach our goals and achieve IMPACT!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Explore Penang!
This video released by the Penang Tourism.
For more information, please visit
http://www.visitpenang.gov.my/portal/
http://www.tourismpenang.gov.my/
Monday, October 19, 2009
Apply to go on EXCHANGE now!
Click HERE to apply online for Go Exchange Programme now!
For more information, you can surf around the blog with all the links provided or contact us!
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Announcement!
Friday, October 16, 2009
Share The Experience! Part 4
This is the story of Dharshini Mugunam from USM who went to Jaipur, India on exchange!
Produced by Ng Pei Nee
Interested in going on exchange? Click HERE to apply online
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
My, Yours and Our Achievement (MYOA)
What is YOUR achievements?
What is OUR achievements?
Monday, October 12, 2009
Festival of Nations (Global Village)
Together with the Postgraduate Student Association of USM, AIESEC in USM is collaborating with Institute of Postgraduate Studies (IPS), USM to organize and also participate in
Date: 17th October 2009
Venue: Field B, USM
*Bus service will be provided especially for this event*
There is another event; International Futsal Carnival will be held on the same day at Field A, USM.
The Festival of Nations is the inaugural event of the Postgraduate Month ,organized by IPS.
This event is using the Global Village concept where students from different countries will be setting up the booths to promote their respective culture. Now, you can meet people from all around the world, and get a gist of different people, food, culture, performances from all around the world!
It's totally free and fun for everyone!
Don′t miss out this opportunity to travel the world in one single afternoon.
Visit http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=273922485150&index=1#/event.php?eid=273922485150&ref=share
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Project Management Newsletter September Issue
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Share The Experience! Part 3
I Am An AIESECer - Lim Jue Hui (2:48)
This is the story of Lim Jue Hui from Singapore who came to USM on exchange.
Produced by Shaun Chan
Interested in going on exchange? Click HERE to apply online.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
A Little Thought To Ponder On
This article is taken from http://www.collegerecruiter.com/internships/2009/09/aiesec_internships_foster_unde.php
AIESEC Internships Foster Understanding and Improve Students' Marketability : CollegeRecruiter.com I
Source: http://www.collegerecruiter.com/
Because the current job market is filled to overflowing with talented entry level job seekers, it has become increasingly necessary for candidates to find ways to stand out in a positive way from their competition. One way to do that is by participating in an international internship.
Organizations like AIESEC (pronounced eye-sik) can facilitate a student's efforts to find an internship oversees. Though not the only one its kind, AIESEC is the largest student-run global internship organization with 35,000 student members in 107 countries, including the United States.
Established in 1948, AIESEC, which was once an anagram of the organization's a French phrase that roughly translated into International Association of Students in Economics and Commerce, believed that helping people from different cultures to gain a better understanding of each other would decrease the likelihood of the recurrence of world war.
Unlike other international internship programs, AIESEC allows students to become fully immersed in the culture of their host country, learning not only the language, but the customs and business practices as well.
"The internship program is only one stage of the development process they're trying to take students through," said Andrew King, an alumnus of the AIESEC program who works full time in the organization's business development office. King works with companies to create internship programs for AIESEC's student members.
Some of the companies that currently participate in AIESEC are Microsoft, DHL, UBS, HSBC and InBev, the international beverage company that recently acquired Anheuser-Busch.
There are two primary benefits for students who participate in programs like AIESEC, says King, and they are:
1. Membership in AIESEC helps develop skills like
- leadership
- ethics
- accountability
It encourages students to become "change agents," to "make a positive impact on society," said King, who spent a year in Beijing, China, during what would have been his junior year of college, in 2006.
2. Because the program is structured, students receive a higher level of service than they might if they found their international internship through their campus career services office.
For example, when King went to China, his counterparts in Beijing had been responsible for developing his internship, meeting him at the airport when he arrived, showing him around the city and helping him to gain a better understanding of Chinese people, their culture and their society.
"There's worry about our place in the global competitiveness and economy, that we're falling behind," explained King, who graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison earlier this year. "[So], not only does [AIESEC membership] have the social benefits of promoting world peace, but it will also make U.S. students more competitive. Students need to know how business is conducted in other countries."
Of course, there are other pluses to an AIESEC international internship. Students who speak more than one language are more valuable because they can not only communicate with colleagues, but with customers and clients, too.
The only criteria for membership in AIESEC are open mindedness, willingness to learn about another country and an understanding that culture shock is inevitable. Students who join AIESEC are also expected to be "self starters with entrepreneurial spirits, who will be good ambassadors for the United States," said King.
Membership isn't limited to business or international relations majors. It's open to students of all majors who are curious about how business in other countries is conducted and how the people live and work on a day-to-day basis.
"There's something about going to another country and meeting the people that lessens the chance of future conflict and promotes personal development as students learn to cope with the difficulties of adjusting to a different culture," King concluded.
Finding the right entry level job after graduation is tough for many recent graduates, primarily because the competition is so tough. Participation in an international internship program through organizations like AIESEC could be what sets 2010 graduates apart. They will have experienced other cultures and, like King, they will also have matured beyond their years, which will definitely make them stand out during interviews.
Friday, September 11, 2009
GO EXCHANGE RECRUITMENT DRIVE
Go China
China is a cultural region, an ancient civilization, and an awakening dragon. Step into one of the world’s oldest and biggest country, and be part of a diverse and dynamic team aiming to make a difference in areas such as HIV/AIDS, environmental sustainability, entrepreneurship, cultural understanding, and much more. Experience the fastest-growing economics the world has witnessed in recent years by living there yourself.
Our Region, Our World
Go to various countries in Asia Pacific for six weeks to make a stand in issues such as child rights, environment, education, HIV/AIDS, youth development and rural area development programs. Lend a helping hand to better improve the quality of life in this region. By helping them, we all have a better chance for a better future.
Making a difference, Globally
Volunteer internationally in countries such as Poland, Nigeria, Russia, Ukraine, and Turkey for social development program revolving on issues such as HIV/AIDS, social entrepreneurship, cultural understanding, sustainable development, and many more. Through your eyes, see what these people are going through; with your hands, guide them so that it will be better. Nothing beats a heart that really cares.
Show the world what you’ve got
Play your part in education. Help out in drafting learning syllabus for universities or teach a language like English, Malay, Chinese, Spanish and many others in any of our over-100 member countries and territories.
Share your knowledge and be overwhelmed by the experience and the journey.
IT Internships
Find yourself an invaluable 1 year IT related internship and go abroad to work on it through AIESEC. A life-changing experience like you’d never imagine before, propelling you further in your career as a globally connected IT professional.
Imagine ..... Yourself helping educate school kids in China about children's rights.
Imagine...... Yourself standing infront of the Taj Mahal in Agra ( India ) .
Imagine...... Yourself presenting Malaysia and its vibrant culture to Turkish students.
Yeah, all that during this semester break !!!
Bring your imagination to REALITY
APPLY online TO GO eXchange now !
------ www.applyforgep.tk -------
For more information ,Stop by the AIESEC Go Exchange Program booth at DK foyer from 14 - 18/9
A LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE AWAITS YOU !
Take a few minutes, to check out Yi Ying's life changing experience from last semester break.