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HANOI VIETNAM

Project Introduction

Intern Service

Vietnam Discovering

Global

Passport AIESEC in NEU Dec 2014 - Jan 2015

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In this introduction you can find out: 1. What is AIESEC NEU? 2. What is Global Passport? 3. Why you should participate in Global

Passport? 4. What will you do in Global Passport?

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Project Introduction

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AIESEC in NEU was established in March, 2013 as a specialized unit of AIESEC Hanoi, AIESEC Vietnam. On August 7th, 2014, AIESEC in NEU became an OFFICIAL EXPANSION of AIESEC Vietnam. AIESEC NEU has been helping National Economics University students to develop entrepreneurial and responsible leadership by living a practical experience at local, national, regional or global levels.

Global Passport is a national project run by AIESEC Vietnam with the aim to enhance English communication skills, cultural understanding & self-confidence for students.

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1. Create visible impact on society and share our vision.

2. Challenge yourself by a task to:

• Create meaningful and interesting content for group activities

• Create an interactive environment for attendees to speak

• Measure the improvement in English level of each attendees

3. Experiences

• Work in a multinational team

• Project management

• Leadership experience: Self-leadership, Team leadership

• Public speaking skills

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What will you do in Global Passport?

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Design and develop content for English group activities and project’s events together with your colleges: interns from other countries (EPs) and project management team (OC).

Deliver the content to your attendees (university students) based on given topics, create interactive environment for attendees to practice their English communication in group activities, weekend activities, challenges every week

Ensure the development language skills of your attendees by tests, group activities, constant communication.

What will you do in Global Passport?

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Participate in LC activities: orientation day, local committee meetings, project's team meetings, promotion activities, culture activities

Represent your culture to Vietnamese youth: project participants, AIESEC members, participants of other AIESEC activities

Fill in AIESEC Global Community Development Program Feedback Survey 3 times and give us comments: after matched status, in Vietnam after around 2 weeks and back to home country

Project information

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• 10 interns

• 60 attendees

• Project timeline: 15/12/2014 – 25/1/2015

• Activities: Group activities, Weekend Activities, Field trip, mini events, hanging-out time…

Student profile

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•  National Economics University students •  Have basic or intermediate English proficiency level •  Not strong speaking skill •  Lack of confidence to communicate with foreigners or speak in front of a large audience (public speaking / presentation) •  Understand the importance of English and seek for opportunities to develop • Shy and very cute

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Buddy – EP system

Airport pick-up or guide how to get to the city from the airport

Homestay/hostel finding support

Intergration activities (welcome & farewell dinner, city tour,

bonding…)

Training (orientation day…)

LEAD program

Intern Service

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Vietnam Discovering

Places you should visit

Things you should try

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Things you should try

La Vong Grilled fish: Chunks of fish are anointed with plenty of turmeric, then sizzled with heaps of dill and

served with rice noodles. It’s a fragrant delight.

Stuffed pancake: When dawn breaks, we suggest you seek out these rice-flour rolls wrapped around minced mushrooms and pork. It’s a warm, wonderful way to start the day.

Phở bò (Beef noodles soup): The classic Vietnamese noodle soup is sold from sunrise to last call on street corners citywide

Steamed sticky rice: Looking to get stuffed, fast? Seek out the ladies with giant baskets stuffed with warm sticky rice. The rice is topped with lotus root, roasted garlic and whatever meat or fish happens to be on hand.

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Fresh Beer: Draft beer is sacred to Vietnam, where tipplers

wile away the hours sipping on this crisp, unpasteurized and

unfiltered lager—its name roughly translates to “fresh

beer”—that’s usually sold for about 25 cents a mug. Go on,

have four. You’d need to drink gallons to get drunk.

Things you should try Rolled rice noodles is a Hanoi delicacy. It's

made by wrapping fried beef withonion,

lettuce, coriandrum sativum, basil and other

vegetables in a thing of the same rice roodle material

used to make phở noodles

Green Bean Cake is the specialty food of Hải Dương province. It is a kind of cake which made by combining green bean, sugar and some ingredients.

Egg coffee: Vietnam has a coffee culture all to its own and in Hanoi, this includes a few cafes that serve it with egg. Whipped with sweetened condensed milk, the egg sits atop the slow roasted coffee, providing you with a hot afternoon treat that you'll think about for days.

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Places you should visit

Long Bien Bridge

Hoan Kiem Lake

Temple of Literature Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Opera House

Duc Pier, The Perfume Pagoda

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Ha Long Bay

Ho Chi Minh City

Sa Pa

Nha Trang

Hoi An

Mai Chau, Hoa Binh

Viet Nam

Population: 90 millions

54 ethnic groups

Tropical Climate

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Let’s pack your bags Grap your passport & go, discover this

beautiful country

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Contact

Project Leader Name: Tran Thi Phuong Hai (Jenny) Phone: +84945077748 Email: phuonghai112@gmail.com Skype: puha1182

Exchange Manager Name: Le Thi Nguyet (Moon) Phone: 01689409136 Email: moon311096@gmail.com Skype: mad.moon3110