AIESEC Indore Presents
Project WorldView
World View: Education has taken new dimensions with growth all around us. To nurture the intellects of young growing talent a lot needs to be done apart from the normal subjects teaching. Certain perspectives and awareness about certain issues that the school going kids need to have, can be developed only by using alternate methods. The objective of the project and the implementation procedure lays down a concrete path focusing at the all-round development and imbibing cultural sensitivity in the pupils.
Vision: “A Step to attain higher grounds in International Education and Cultural Tolerance within the students, to challenge their worldview, promotes peace and diversity.� Issues Addressed:
Issues to work on: Child Rights
Cultural Diversity
Global Village LEAD Workshops
Rural Development.
Objectives and Stakeholders: Conducting workshops in various schools and colleges. “These workshops are designed for absolutely everybody to create maximum possible culturally sensitive, Entrepreneurs and future leaders of India.”
Project Worldview: One World: Breaking the Barriers • Workshops on various cultures and global issues Skills • Workshops on Entrepreneurship, Self assessment, Leadership skills, presentation skills, team work, communication and time management skills Promoting Volunteerism Amongst Youth • Field trips to old age homes, orphanages, health centres. Thinking out of the box • Imagination, creativity, Career Opportunities, Education system in other countries. Closing week • Quizzes, seminars and presentations by students.
Unique Experience:
To involve youth across the world in a multicultural event. Interaction that will bring about new ideas, new perspectives and again open a new chain of thoughts. To create a truly global learning environment within the state. Creating passion and a sense of contribution to society. To stimulate creativity and innovation.
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The interns will have to teach underprivileged children in the NGOs and make them aware about the world outside. To create and organize events or fundraisers for them in order to help them make their life live easy and comfortably. To make them aware about issues and create awareness campaigns in rural areas to address child labour and other related issues To teach elementary language to school students and also to have orientation sessions to make them understand about the interns countries and all the issues faced by them. To actively participate in organizing and participating in all the events which will be organized during the internship. To take part in the events like Global Village, Model United Nations and Balakalaakar etc. and also be a part of the organizing Committee.
Contact Details: Project Manager: Shubh19.aiesec@gmail.com Trainee Manager: karankhajuria.aiesec@gmail.com and kapil.aiesec@gmail.com Project Coordinator: sonaidkekl.aiesec@gmail.com and surbhi.aiesec@gmail.com TN Ids:
TN-In-IN-ID-2012-1004 TN-In-IN-ID-2012-1005
Case Studies of Interns World View Project:
HELLO! My name is Ema Karamata and I am from Serbia. I am an intern in Bhavans Prominent School located in Indore, working at the project named World View. World View was a 6 week project in Bhawan’s Prominent School. The interns had sessions with students of all ages about environment, health, global warming and leadership. Our goal was to work as a team, make our own presentations and activities for children and present it to them. We had a lot of freedom to create these sessions, so it was a really interesting experience. Also, this internship was a great opportunity for me to meet some new and interesting people from all around the world. Time that I spent here in India was amazing and I’m really sorry that this internship is going to end soon and that I’m going back to my country. I really enjoyed Indore city and all places near which I visited. This internship gave me the opportunity to feel real Indian lifestyle and culture. I met lots of Indian people and all of them were nice and friendly. They helped me a lot to adjust here, since India is absolutely different then my country. I am so glad that I applied for this internship because I got opportunity to practice different types of my skills (presentation, leadership, etc.), to meet a lot of great people, to work with different organizations, to meet other cultures and to make friends from all over the world! To live in India and to see India but not touristic was very valuable experience for me. All this helped me to improve myself in so many ways so thank you AIESEC Indore on everything that you have done for me! Sincerely yours, Ema Karamata.
Hello!!! I am Tomislav Acimovic from Serbia, an Exchange participant in AIESEC Indore’s Project World View in August 2010. Project World View goal was to develop the cultural, social and general aspect of the students of Bhawan’s Prominent School. The interns were teaching students about various environmental issues, health issues, global warming and leadership. We had a great opportunity to implement our own ideas, meet lots of interesting people and work together with people from 15 different countries. All of that made this internship a great and unforgettable experience. I really enjoyed India and now I’m sad since I’m leaving in a few days. At first everything was strange and confusing: crazy drivers, people yelling everywhere, taking pictures of us all the time… But after some time, I got used to it, and realized that they are all good, kind and respectful people. I tried to travel whenever I could and saw a lot of beautiful temples, villages, nature and places. On those journeys I also met some really interesting people. This internship gave me the opportunity to improve my leadership and presentation skills, to work with good and intelligent children, to meet lots of people from all over the world and actually to become friends with them… Also I got opportunity to travel, see real India, work with Indians, visit a lot of nice places, feel Indian way of living and experience their culture. I got the opportunity to see India, incredible as it is, and for that thank you AIESEC Indore and Bhawan’s Prominent School.
Sincerely, Tomislav Acimovic
For an exhaustive detailed project flow, please find the attachment. AIESEC INDORE Blog http://aiesecindore.blogspot.com/ INDORE's Wiki page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indore other link http://indore.nic.in/glance.htm
Important Links: AIESEC Indore Reception Booklet: http://issuu.com/shivadeb/docs/reception_package_aiesec_indore
Indore City: http://issuu.com/aiesec.indore/docs/indore_city School who will provide Food and Accommodation: http://bhavansprominent.com
Follow us on: http://www.facebook.com/AIESEC.Indore Few intern videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ls84jJj3Sz8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3mfRfmWcjo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFMn3PJFeBg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om7j7_gKm_g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPiybqgdGwY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=151lu81Dbf0&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdNcUDlSnSU&feature=related
AIESEC Indore’s Partners: Institutional Partners:
Mr. Swapnil Kothari
Mr. Ajay Bansal
Miss. Yogeshwari Pathak
Educational Partners:
Mr. Sameer Meer
Mr. Dilip Vasu.
Café and Food Partners:
Hotel Partner:
Mr. Sajid Dhanani