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DREAM JOB

PRESENTATION
       Peace Corps Volunteer
          By: Vanessa White
2




                           Why?
                      An Overview
1.About Peace Corps
2.Why?
3.Volunteering
4.Programs
5.Education
6.Experience
7.Benefits
2




                                               About
                                          Peace Corps
• Independent government agency
–Provides assistance to other countries
–Promotes peace and friendship
–Promotes cross-cultural understanding
6




                              Why it is my dream job?

•Challenge, grow, evolve and succeed
•Recognizes and develops potential
•Generosity and significance
•Appreciate and Inspire
•Impact others and yourself
•Passion
3




                                    Volunteering
• Live. Learn. Work.
• 10 weeks of in-country training
• 24 months of service
• Receive living allowance
• Housing
4




                                           Programs
•   Education
•   Health and HIV/AIDS
•   Business and Information & Communication
•   Technology
•   Environment
•   Youth and Community Development
•   Agriculture
5




                         Education

 Cross-
                        Safety
 Cultural

            Training



Language               Technical
7




                                           Experience
• Diverse experiences in different regions
• Living quarters range from rural to urban communities
• Most volunteers live with host families
• Peace Corps operates in 63 countries
7




                             Experience
• Different culture
• Work experience
• Help others
• International experience
• Language
• Personal growth
• Serve my country
• Travel/adventure
8




                                                 Benefits
• Student loan assistance
• A “readjustment” allowance of $7,425
• Language, cross-cultural, and technical training
• Travel
• Living and housing allowance
• Medical and dental care
• 48 paid vacation days
(Cont.)
8




                                                 Benefits
• Leave for family emergencies
• Graduate school opportunities such as scholarships, credit
  for service, fellowships, and internships
• Transition and job support and social networking after
  service
• Advantages in federal employment
12




                                                                      Summary
• World peace
• Challenge, grow, evolve and succeed volunteering
• Opportunity to help unfortunate individuals
• Language, technical, cross-cultural training
• Develop deeper understanding and appreciation
• Benefits I want to say I lived each day, until I die And know that I
                  meant something in, somebody's life The hearts I have
                  touched, will be the proof that I leave That I made a
                  difference, and this world will see
                  Read more: BEYONCE KNOWLES - I WAS HERE
References
Peace Corps , „2012 Catalog.‟ 2 Feb. 2012.1-44. Web <Peacecorps.gov>

Nico Dauphine. “Nico Dauphine poses outside her residence in Micronesia…”
news.cornell.edu 1 Mar. 2001 12 Feb.
2013http://www.news.cornell.edu/chronicle/01/3.1.01/peace_corps_vignettes.html

Ricardo Lux. “Evan Meyer hands a birthday cake…” news.cornell.edu 1 Mar.
2001 12 Feb. 2013
http://www.news.cornell.edu/chronicle/01/3.1.01/peace_corps_vignettes.html

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Dream job

  • 1. DREAM JOB PRESENTATION Peace Corps Volunteer By: Vanessa White
  • 2. 2 Why? An Overview 1.About Peace Corps 2.Why? 3.Volunteering 4.Programs 5.Education 6.Experience 7.Benefits
  • 3. 2 About Peace Corps • Independent government agency –Provides assistance to other countries –Promotes peace and friendship –Promotes cross-cultural understanding
  • 4. 6 Why it is my dream job? •Challenge, grow, evolve and succeed •Recognizes and develops potential •Generosity and significance •Appreciate and Inspire •Impact others and yourself •Passion
  • 5. 3 Volunteering • Live. Learn. Work. • 10 weeks of in-country training • 24 months of service • Receive living allowance • Housing
  • 6. 4 Programs • Education • Health and HIV/AIDS • Business and Information & Communication • Technology • Environment • Youth and Community Development • Agriculture
  • 7. 5 Education Cross- Safety Cultural Training Language Technical
  • 8. 7 Experience • Diverse experiences in different regions • Living quarters range from rural to urban communities • Most volunteers live with host families • Peace Corps operates in 63 countries
  • 9. 7 Experience • Different culture • Work experience • Help others • International experience • Language • Personal growth • Serve my country • Travel/adventure
  • 10. 8 Benefits • Student loan assistance • A “readjustment” allowance of $7,425 • Language, cross-cultural, and technical training • Travel • Living and housing allowance • Medical and dental care • 48 paid vacation days (Cont.)
  • 11. 8 Benefits • Leave for family emergencies • Graduate school opportunities such as scholarships, credit for service, fellowships, and internships • Transition and job support and social networking after service • Advantages in federal employment
  • 12. 12 Summary • World peace • Challenge, grow, evolve and succeed volunteering • Opportunity to help unfortunate individuals • Language, technical, cross-cultural training • Develop deeper understanding and appreciation • Benefits I want to say I lived each day, until I die And know that I meant something in, somebody's life The hearts I have touched, will be the proof that I leave That I made a difference, and this world will see Read more: BEYONCE KNOWLES - I WAS HERE
  • 13. References Peace Corps , „2012 Catalog.‟ 2 Feb. 2012.1-44. Web <Peacecorps.gov> Nico Dauphine. “Nico Dauphine poses outside her residence in Micronesia…” news.cornell.edu 1 Mar. 2001 12 Feb. 2013http://www.news.cornell.edu/chronicle/01/3.1.01/peace_corps_vignettes.html Ricardo Lux. “Evan Meyer hands a birthday cake…” news.cornell.edu 1 Mar. 2001 12 Feb. 2013 http://www.news.cornell.edu/chronicle/01/3.1.01/peace_corps_vignettes.html