GMW is an annual general celebration initiated by Child & Youth finance International (CYFI), with local and regional events and activities aimed at inspiring children and youth to learn about money, saving, creating livelihoods, gaining employment and becoming an entrepreneur. The theme for this year celebration is Learn. Save. Earn scheduled for March 27 to April 2, 2017. Learn: Educating children and young people about their social and economic rights and responsibilities is key to creating a generation of capable adults who can make wise decisions for their future Save: It is important for children and youth to build clever saving habits from an early age in order to cultivate key money managing skills for later in life Earn: Developing livelihoods skills or receiving entrepreneurial training supports children and young people with getting a job or building their own business and developing their own careers. AIESEC Portharcourt celebrated hers on Friday, 31st of March 2...
Hey AIESEC it is with great trepidation and happiness i bring these information from our global newsletter for those not opportuned to recieve or subscribe in the news letter here are the facts: Hey AIESEC! Are you excited about what companies are interested in the expansion of the TT pool of AIESEC? The ER team(AI) happily announces Technical Management Program's partner Electrolux has decided to support AIESEC's initiative in order to achieve growth in the Technical Pool ! If you are currently recruiting or planning to do recruitment, interested in what Electrolux has to offer, you can check these 2 technical profiles they are looking for: TN-In-SE-MC-2011-1337 TN-In-SE-MC-2011-1338 More information about the partnership is released on the Technical Management Program wiki after EuroXpros. You will be able to find other resources for taking part in ...
THE BLAME SYNDROME AND A NIGERIAN’s SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; LESSONS FROM AIESEC!!! January 31, 2011 | Comments (2) By Akintujoye, Ayo Bankole The basic nature of man is to act, and not be acted upon. To take responsibility, as we say and do in AIESEC, to be proactive,to choose! However,this is not the case in our society as individuals at several levels in our society choose to be acted upon and succumb to reactive,as against proactive behaviour, which unfortunately is the root of our socio-economic backwardness. It amuses me when I see youths,who belong to the most energetic age group fail to act and make things happen but rather choose to lay back and let things happen to them, and then push the BLAME on the nearest person or thing. It further fascinates me when I see that this Blame syndrome has eaten so deep into our fabric that it has become cultural,even spiritual! Our children BLAME their parents/guardian for sending them to...
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