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AIESEC SYDNEY
Why do you
still hesitate?
Every time when i recall the
reasons why i joined AIESEC,
having the opportunities to go on
exchange is always the first one
that comes up in my mind.
Why? Because i know the impacts
the exchange program would make
on me. Actually I think i can
produce a list with 50 more
reasons that why you should go on
exchange this summer. But, you
know, there are always some
people in the world who are just as
obstinate as mules. They always
2010 SEMESTER 2 ISSUE 1
10 Reasons Why Go
On Exchange This
Summer
1. ! build up your CV
2. ! practice your second language
3. e! xpose yourself to dif ferent
culture
4. !make friends around the globe
5. i!nsufficient time to do one in
winter
WHEN IF NOT NOW 6. ! explore new interests
WHO IF NOT YOU
7. ! learn new skills
say, “Exchange? Sure, next
year!’ Next year, next year, it’s
always a year away. They even
8. fi
! nd out what you want to do in
life
c o mp l a i n t h e y d o n ’ t h ave
enough information to make 9. gain new insight and outlooks
decision.
Thus, I’m going to show those
10. get something to show off
before your friends
guys some of the best programs
in details to take their last
excuse away. Keep in mind that
in the past these materials are
only shown to the member who
got authorized by the EB only!
“I worked for the biggest NGO in Poznan in Poland.!I shared happiness and
sadness with those mentally disabled people who only live in their own
world with people's bias. I helped other kind-hearted workers to take care
of those physically disabled people as well. I did learn what real love is !and
it helps me to establish a whole new worldwide view.”
Sandra, Polland
Management Traineeships in Hong Kong

Duration:
52-54 weeks

Work for:
UBS AS

Salaries:
U.S. $2850/month

Internship Description:
Provide support and management oversight to daily activities involving trade
management and transaction lifecycle support, P&L as well as risk management,
issue resolutions and monitoring of Key Risks Indicators.

Promotion of service levels for both internal and external clients

Benefits of this internship:

Know how the products work for both Structured Rates and Credit. Perform trade
verification as well as PnL explain

“An experience I will never forget, for it is, for the

people i met there”

Vishal, India
Education Traineeship in Poland

Duration:
8-9 weeks

Work for:
AIESEC University

Internship Description:
Trainee will be conducting language classes in groups of 15-20 people (students or
adults) on different language level (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
approximately 35 hours weekly. Every class lasts 120 hours. Each group has
language classes twice a week. Classes are going to start on 25th October. Trainee
have to arrive to Poland at least 3 days before language classes start in order to get
prepared. Trainee will be running ordinary language classes.

Key learning points that the intern might obtain during the
internship:

• Facilitating skills
• Training skills
• Autopresentation skills
• Interpersonal skills
• Working in multicultural environment skills through conducting language
classes and preparing activities and events.
• Insight on Polish culture
• Emotional Intelligence training

“AIESEC Internship is the pathway to a whole new world.

One where you will be put out of your comfort zones but
come love it in the end!”

Michael, China
 Development Traineeship in RWANDA

Duration:
6-8 weeks

Work for:
Ministry of Health

Internship Description:
Carryout Environmental Health Inspection
Coordination of Environmental Health Inspection
Disaster Management (prevention & fight)

Benefits of this internship:

Working with community on Environmental Health issue

“After my!3 month internship with an NGO in India, I had work experience in not-
for-profit organisational management and analysis, a had worked and adapted to a
completely different business environment, I had experienced all the cultural
intracacies that the country had to offer, and I had made friends from all over the
world. My AIESEC internship was an invaluable experience which I believe has set me
apart from other students and shown me that a global mindset and international
experience is key in today's increasingly!connected world.”

Louisa, India
Q •••

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Oh i want to go on exchange what do i have to do
then?

A
Just go through these 6 simple and easy steps...

1. Send in application form to Lara or Melissa

2. Coffee chat with OGX member to set expectations and answer any
questions the person might have about AIESEC's exchange program
3. MRB (Member Review Board)
4. Process of finding an internship placement ("matching") with support of
an OGX member
5. Successfully applying and being accepted to an internship placement
6. Book flights, arrange visas, etc.
Go on EXCHANGE!!

...It ! "at simple

MRB dates:

11th September

18th September

16th October
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If you have decided to go on the AIESEC

exchange program to move forward in life, do fill
in the application and send it to our VPOGX Lara
Emery <lara.emery@aiesec.net> NOW !