Call for Participants: Asian Youth Leaders Travel and Learning Camp 2017 in Singapore

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Deadline: January 5, 2017 | Views: 42

Location: Singapore.Funding Option:Partially Funded.

AYLTLC aims to bring student leaders worldwide, through engaging activities, to enhance their abilities in cross-cultural interaction and cooperation, which will further equip them to be effective leaders. In addition, participants will be able to understand more about Singapore – a multiracial, multilingual and multicultural society from various perspectives. Nevertheless, what they will learn here may not only be unique to Singapore, but also applicable to their home countries as well as the increasingly interconnected and interdependent world.

AYLTLC is an annual gathering for student leaders from Top Universities around the world. The said camp provides our participants an exceptional opportunity:

  • To Network with student leaders from Top Universities;
  • To Learn about the Key Success which shaped one of Asia's most progressive nations, Singapore – a multiracial, multilingual & multicultural society – from various perspectives;
  • To Develop themselves to be effective future leaders.

    • Eligibility:

    The following are eligible to be a AYLTLC participant:

  • Students aged 16-26(at least 16 but not older than 26 of age at the time of AYLTLC 2017) from schools, colleges and universities around the world.
  • Students who are healthy, curious, aspirant and outgoing.
  • Students who love travelling and learning.

    • Applicants should also have the following skills and experience:

  • Be fluent in English speaking and writing.
  • Have the ability to communicate effectively and express themselves clearly.
  • Be comfortable in working in a cooperative manne.

    • Benefits:

    AYLTLC aims to bring student leaders worldwide, through engaging activities, to enhance their abilities in cross-cultural interaction and cooperation, which will further equip them to be effective leaders. In addition, participants will be able to understand more about Singapore – a multiracial, multilingual and multicultural society from various perspectives. Nevertheless, what they will learn here may not only be unique to Singapore, but also applicable to their home countries as well as the increasingly interconnected and interdependent world.

    Application Process:

    Procedure 5 steps to participate AYLTLC 2017:

  • Register online or send your application form to [email protected]
  • Pay Registration Fee
  • Pay Program Fee AFTER receiving the Letter of Acceptance
  • Apply Visa and purchase Travel Insurance and Air Tickets
  • Fly to Singapore and experience AYLTLC 2017.
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