On June 15, a big conference hall of National University of
Management (NUM) was fulfilled by hundreds of students who come to listen to
the presentation of the new project of AIESEC based in NUM and University of
Puthisastra (UP).
“I will integrate myself through this project,” Said Um
Youran, senior student of NUM.
The new project named
“Cambodia Exchange Learning”, and it is running by AIESEC in NUM and UP and
international members of AIESEC. The main purpose of this project is to share
soft skill needed for youth between international students and local students.
In this occasion,
Vuthika, representative of AISEC in NUM and UP said it is a great opportunity
for student is NUM to exchange their both their knowledge and experience with
foreign students.
This project will
start from July 23 to August 27, 2012 at NUM, and it offers two shifts. Morning
shirt will start from 8:00 a.m. to 11 a.m. while afternoon shift commence from
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Students who wish to
enroll in this course have to spend 3 dollars.
This 4 weeks course
focuses on 4 topics. First week will concentrate on cultural introduction which
aim to broaden student mindset about world culture and the important of understanding
cultural diversity.
Then, the second week
will cover university life which talking about learning style, tips in
preparing for exam and assignments,
non-academic student activities, and importance to improve soft skill.
The third week is a
special week which studies how to make a powerful presentation, while the last
week will touch on project and event management.
Ung Virak, president
of NUM student association, said students who enroll in this course will gain
some benefits like got certificate from AIESEC NUM and UP and NUM association,
having chance to improve soft skills, making more international friends and
understand other countries culture.
After that a three
year old student organization, was founded in early 2009 and thousands of students
have already been engaged in various AIESEC programs.
This organization is
offering young people the opportunity to participate in international
internships, experience leadership and participate in a global learning
environment. Our members are part of an exciting, driven global network. They
are able to contribute to societal change while exploring their own vision for
a positive impact on society.
After the
presentation finished, Youran told Let Write Everyone: “I am not sure that I can
learn with foreign students or not, but I want to try.”
