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Ajyal is an educational project run by AIESEC in Bahrain that aims to develop an entrepreneurial outlook in students. The project gives school and university students inspiration to think innovatively and discover their leadership potential. Interns lead interactive sessions to familiarize students with tolerance and cultural sensitivity. The goals are to inspire students to create their own opportunities and produce a visible impact in a short time by increasing self-awareness and changing mindsets towards entrepreneurship. The internship provides high quality accommodation, transportation for work, airport pickup, internet access, and cultural experiences for a 6-week period from March 1st to May 15th.
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- 1. Ajyal Project Booklet Submitted by: Saud Alhiddi Vice President of iGCDP Saud.Alhiddi@aiesec.net +973-39134113
- 2. Ajyal Educational Program What is Ajyal? Ajyal is a project organized by AIESEC in Bahrain. Its purpose is to give school and university students inspiration to be entrepreneurial and give them the impulse to think and discover the leader within in order for them to create opportunities for themselves. All sessions are held using interactive methods by the interns. Salary: 133USD TN ID (+50): TN-In-BH-LB-2012-1179
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- 6. Our Quality Accommodations: Big living room Kitchen Bathroom
- 7. Our Quality Accommodations: GYM Swimming Pool Meetings table
- 10. Videos from our interns about their experience: Video 1: >>click here<< Video 2: >>click here<<