3. ALMATY CITY…..………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……...3-4
ALMATY Local Committee.…..………………………………………………………………………………………..……….5
Project description…………………………………………………………………………………….………………….……….6
Brief Job Description……………………………………………………………………………………………………..…….…7
Project Timeline (Lessons Plan)……………………………………………………………………………………..……….8
Interns’ feedback…………………………………………………………………………………………………………....…9-11
City Snapshots (2013-2014)……………………………………………………………………………………..…………...12
Your next steps………………………...……………………………………………………………………………..….…….….13
Contacts…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………14
4. In Almaty the world’s most modern architecture
goes hand in hand with the magnificent nature
masterpieces, and traditions exist in harmony
with modernity
Educational Financial
Entertainment
centerof our country
One of the many interesting things about Almaty is
its nature. I kid you not, here we have it all: forests,
steppes, mountains, lakes, rivers, and even our
very own Canyon.
And just a quick history fact. “Almaty”,
or “Alma - Ata” means “Grandfather of
Apples”. I think you know where this is going.
That’s right – the apple tree originated in
Almaty mountains in 8000 B.C.!
6. In LC Almaty, we
cherish the essential
AIESEC
values
LC Almaty
Strongest Local Committee
in the CAC region
7. International School of Leadership is all about growing future leaders and providing
them necessary skills in order to change the world. The concept of the project is
growing the AIESEC competencies – which are essentially a true leader’s competencies
– in participants. And during 6 weeks, you will be giving them trainings, interactive
sessions, real life cases and business games on the skills that come together with each
competency.
we strive to growthe core
competencies In all stakeholders
involved in our processes
Project description
8. •Conduct interactive trainings on soft skills
(project management, team
work/management, time management,
crisis management, selling skills,
communication skills, business
communication, etc.)
•Present real-life cases on the topics
•Solve one of the social problem with your
team
•Prepare the photo- and video-report on
your internship at the end of the project “
Brief Job Description
International School of Leadership
9. 1 week
Leadership
•What is AIESEC?
•AIESEC values
•What are mission, vision, and
values?
•Who is leader?
•Leader`s qualities
•Leadership examples
2 week
Proactive learning
•How to be proactive?
•Self- awareness
•Goal setting
•Crisis management, change
management
•Proactive learning
3 week
Global mindset
•Different cultures
•Business communications
in different countries
•How to think global?
•Tolerance
On this week you will form
your own team with local
students and then you will
together prepare for Global
Village
10. Social Responsibility
5 week
Entrepreneurial Outlook
4 week
•How to make business plan?
•Skills of entrepreneur
•Marketing and Sales
•Innovations management
•Project management
•Business communications
•Social business ideas
•Legacy to the future
generations
•What does modern
society need? Decisions
6 week
Empathy
Social communications
Self- restriction
Self-developing
Motivation
Emotional Intelligence
During this 3 weeks you will solve with your team (with local
students) one of the social problem of Almaty or Kazakhstan. We
are expect you will apply innovative methods during solving the
case and you decisions will have a great impact on the society
11. Kazakhstan is great country!
I have never met such a lot free-minded people like
there. Everyone is nice, smiling all the time and
everyone has a lot of time for everything.
People there lives in “reggae tempo“ of life. When you
have meeting somewhere at 5 p.m. everyone is there at
6.30 p.m. and no one is angry because of beeing late.
This was my first experience with Asia country and I
was absolutely impressed when I came there. All
people were so nice, friendly and helpful and there
was no stress.
By the way girls in this country are wonderful=)
Everyone is nice, smillinga ll thetime and
everyonehasa lotof timefor everything.
TomasHauf
CzechRepublic
12. When I arrived to Almaty, the first question tha
popped into my head was “Am I still in Portugal?
mean, aside from the huge mountains and the
architectural differences in some buildings, Alm
is very similar to my country, especially in the
cultural aspects. Some examples of the similarit
between Portugal and Kazakhstan are the fact th
Kazakh people also love meat, also listen to th
song “Ai se eu te pego” of Michel Teló (this was
huge surprise for me, especially because this son
sung in Portuguese language), and also are fans
football (when I tell people I’m Portuguese, th
most common response is “Cristiano Ronaldo”
I’ll never forget happened when two of our
students decided to learn by themselves how t
greet the interns in their own languages
(Portuguese, Czech and Slovak); it was a huge
surprise when they asked me “Como tem
passado?” (How have you been?).
“All the different experiences I’ve been living
during the last month lead me to the conclusionthat
Kazakhstan is a countryof contrasts”.
Helder Silva
Portugal
13. I spent 6 amazing weeks in Kazakhstan. The people and the culture were incredible. Working with Kazakh
children was joyable ,funny and unforgettable. They have treated me as a aunty or sometimes as a mother.
I fought with my weaknesses, started new friendships I even was crying when my children went home(and I
didn’t know that I’m so sensitive) I saw that I can do a lot of things which I didn’t even dreamed of. People
working on this project were very helpful , nice and funny ,really good team.
To sum up I just want to say that this vacation was the best in my life and I hope I will have the chance to
come back to Kazakhstan and to meet with all the people.
We all were like a HUGE
family!
Katarzyna Kaczorowska
POLAND
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4)Get matched andmeet LC
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