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World Campus international


ニコニコTheir main mission & purpose is below.

World Campus International, Inc. is a Japanese organization that encourages the development of people into global citizens by facilitating a unique international and intercultural curriculum involving diverse young adults and communities throughout the world.



ニコニコSo,this is the program that people who want to know Japan, but of course everyone includes
Japanese student can participate it(≡^∇^≡)
You can spend time at very international atmosphere and can keep speaking
ENGLISHニコニコ


Here is their BLOG.
JAPANESE PAGE is here.
]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11151247284.html Tue, 31 Jan 2012 16:18:00 +0900 Global Changemakers If “an internationalized person” means a person who has a vision of the world and think what he/she can do, you can have a chance to gain what you need to be from this program!!


1. What is it?
* It was founded in 2007.

* 6 young activists, brought by the British Council, were invited to lend the 'voice of youth' to the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos in Switzerland.

* The network has grown to a community of over 600 Changemakeres in 110 countries.

* The mission of the programme is to empower youth to catalyse positive social change.


2. 3 pillars

*Learning

→project management & presentation skills

*Doing

→supporting changemakers' projects by initial funding& mentoring

*Advocacy

→participating in Forums around the world

purpose:①raising decision-makers' awareness

　　　　　　　 ②using their ideas and experience to disseminate knowledge and best practices


3. Partners

*The World Economic Forum

*United Nations

*Nike Foundation

*International Youth Foundation

*Clinton Global Initiative ...etc.


4. Issues

Human Rights, Women's Rights, Youth Work, Children's Rights, Education, Anti-corruption, Other Social Entrepreneurship, Environment & Climate Change, Public Health, Intercultural Dialogue, Poverty Relief, Conflict Resolution, Hunger Relief...etc.


5. Market Place(Global Changemakers' HP)

*Latest opportunities

*Latest “I need”

*Latest “I have”

→They can exchange infomation and get what they want from members around the world!!


6. Tools

You can get pdf worksheets and videos from HP

They will help you to build vision, plan, the way of promotion, carrying out and reviewing.


7. If you want to join

Now, do you wannna join?

*You just need to register!!

→name, E-mail adress, password, location...etc.

→Of course, it's free!!

→You may have a chance to be invited to the World Economic Forum in Davos!

There's no active project now in Japan. It is your chance!


8. Another Chance

Global Change Makers Program(Japan)

→the object is Japanese students

→Gramin・Communications(Gramin Bank Group)

→Projects in Bangladesh

→Field Work & ability for solving problems


9. Merits

*Sharing experiences & ideas

*Building skills

*Access to opportunities

*Using English


You may think...“It seems hard”

→You can just look through other members' ideas and gain stimulations or motivations!

☆1st step to be an Internationalized Person☆


10. References

*Global Changemakers(British Council)

http://www.global-changemakers.net


*British Council

http://www.britishcouncil.org/new/


*Global Change Makers Program(Gramin)

http://www.gcm-p.com

]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11099433841.html Tue, 06 Dec 2011 17:41:29 +0900 Summer intern at NY times Summer internships at NY times

The application period for summer 2012 internships has ended.
You have to check for 2013 info carefully.


Summer Internship Program


The New York Times offers 10-week summer internships to college seniors and graduate students who have decided on careers in journalism. Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S. for the duration of the internship.

The Times began the program in 1984. In its first 17 years, it was aimed at members of minority groups who, because of race or ethnicity, had been historically excluded from opportunities in America's newspaper industry. While the internships are now open to all applicants, the program remains as an integral part of The Times's commitment to recruit and hire as diverse and as highly qualified a staff as possible.

The Times offers a summer of demanding work and high journalistic standards in reporting and in visual journalism, and it offers copy-editing internships with placement by the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund, and an online producing internship for NYTimes.com.

The reporting interns in New York are called the James Reston Reporting Fellows and the reporting internship in Washington, D.C., is named the David Rosenbaum Reporting Fellow.

The visual journalism program, covering graphics, art design, page design and photography, is called the Thomas Morgan Internship.

The copy editing internship program is coordinated through the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund Copy Editing program.

The digital internship is in the newsroom, working with producers and editors of NYTimes.com

Salary for all four internships: About $900 a week. Housing is available on the New York University campus for about $1,000 monthly. ]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11099150045.html Tue, 06 Dec 2011 11:17:54 +0900 Apple intern Jobs at Apple(これってダジャレですかね？）

↑ Here, you can find the internship at Apple!!


A few handy tips.

Use your Apple ID.
Sign in with the same Apple ID you use for iTunes, Apple Online Store, MobileMe, or other Apple services. If you don’t have an Apple ID, you’ll have the opportunity to create one when you’re ready to submit a resume.


An accurate resume is key.
The resume stored in your profile is viewable by recruiters and hiring managers for each position to which you apply. Be sure it realistically represents your skills, knowledge, and experience.


What to expect.
You’ll receive an automated confirmation each time your resume is successfully submitted for an open position. If a recruiter or hiring manager wants to discuss next steps, they’ll get in touch using the contact information from your profile or resume.


You don’t necessarily have to be an Apple expert.
The best way to understand our company and our customers is to use our products. And if you have passion for what we do and why we do it, even better. But if you have attention to detail, a collaborative spirit, and a readiness to learn, don’t worry — we’ll help you make the switch once you arrive. ]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11099147333.html Tue, 06 Dec 2011 11:09:38 +0900 ILO intern Internships Opportunities at ILO

From this web page↓

If you are thinking of entering the world of the UN within a specialized agency, the International Labour Organization (ILO) will offer you its unique tripartite structure and projects around the decent work agenda, where working with governments, employers and workers is the exciting challenge of every days work.

The ILO is devoted to advancing opportunities for women and men to obtain decent and productive work in conditions of freedom, equity, security and human dignity. Its main aims are to promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue in handling work-related issues. If you are interested in joining the ILO as an intern you will help to make its vision of universal human conditions of labour a reality.

At the ILO you will face dynamic, results-based practices. Our culture promotes high-performance and encourages knowledge-sharing and enhanced talent management. As the acknowledged leader in labour issues, ILO is committed to building future leaders in the world of work. ILO's Internship Programme provides a wide range of opportunities for young high calibre graduate and postgraduate students or recently graduated candidates who now look for a first working experience in fields related to the ILO's mandate and activities. ]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11099144577.html Tue, 06 Dec 2011 11:05:47 +0900 Court of Justice Traineeships

http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/jcms/Jo2_10338/?hlText=traineeship

※Who those can use French..

General information

Every year, the Court of Justice of the European Union offers a limited number of paid traineeships of a maximum duration of five months. Traineeships are generally undertaken in the Research and Documentation Directorate, the Press and Information Service, the Directorate-General for Translation or the Interpretation Directorate (for detailed rules regarding interpreting traineeships, see below).

There are two traineeship periods:

- from 1 March to 31 July (form to be sent no later than 30 September)
- from 1 October to 28 February (form to be sent no later than 30 April)

as evidenced by the postmark.

Applicants, who must hold a degree in law or in political sciences (majority content, law) or, for traineeships in the Interpretation Directorate, a diploma in conference interpreting, must print and complete the application form* and send it by post to the Human Resources Unit of the Court of Justice of the European Union, Bureau des stages, GEOS 3032, L-2925 Luxembourg, together with a detailed curriculum vitae and copies of diplomas and/or certificates.

In view of the nature of the working environment, a good knowledge of French is desirable.

*Please note that this form exists only in French.

Interpreting traineeships, which last from 10 to 12 weeks, are primarily aimed at newly qualified conference interpreters whose language combination is of interest to the Interpretation Directorate. The aim is to enable newly qualified interpreters to be supervised as they perfect their interpreting skills, particularly in legal interpreting, which involves the preparation of case-files, terminological research and practical exercises in a ‘silent booth'. The ability to read French is required.

Familiarisation visits: Self-employed or employed conference interpreters wishing to attend a hearing in person or to practise working in a ‘silent booth' may contact the Interpretation Directorate using the contact form at least one week beforehand. Please note that no hearings are held during judicial vacations. ]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11097780190.html Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:06:39 +0900 Council on the EU
With the aim of enabling European citizens to familiarise themselves with the European institutions, the General Secretariat of the Council offers various types of traineeships:

paid traineeships
compulsory training period as part of a student's studies
traineeships reserved for national officials.

These traineeship possibilities are aimed chiefly at new graduates from universities or equivalent higher-education establishments. They are for nationals of the EU Member States.

For nationals of a State that is a candidate for accession, currently in negotiations, traineeship possibilities are limited to national officials.

Trainees will be attached to a department and work as part of the team to which they are assigned. They may be required, for instance, to attend meetings of working parties (and possibly Coreper and Council meetings), draft minutes or carry out preparatory work or research on a particular subject. It should be noted that the languages most used at the General Secretariat of the Council are French and English.



※You can download the brochure from HERE! ]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11097777074.html Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:02:34 +0900 ニュースで英会話
http://cgi2.nhk.or.jp/e-news/index.cgi

This is a website for who those watch the TV program.
But the website itself is already helpful for practicing English.
You can read news and learn vocab here! ]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11097758414.html Sun, 04 Dec 2011 20:49:01 +0900 Breaking news English Breaking News English
Here, you can get a lot of materials to study English.
(Relatively easy one)

You can also get MP3 of the news!

]]> https://ameblo.jp/icircle/entry-11097755616.html Sun, 04 Dec 2011 20:46:03 +0900 LSE Summer School LSE Summer School is the largest university summer school in the UK, with almost 4,500 students attending in 2011. We offer over 60 intensively taught 3-week university level courses in Accounting, Finance, Law, Economics, International Relations, Government and Society, and Management. Courses are attended by students and professionals alike.
Session One: 2nd July – 20th July 2012
Session Two: 23rd July – 10th August 2012
Details of the 2012 Programme will be finalised and published on this site by the end of December, with applications opening in January 2012. Although the programme may change slightly, the majority of courses from 2011 will run in 2012.


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