Wharton Greater China Global Immersion Program - 證券討論

By Megan
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I am an alumnus of NSRS in 1999.
If any of you are interested in this program, please follow
the instruction as below.
2006 Wharton Greater China Global Immersion Program
Taipei Volunteers Recruiting
What is Wharton Greater China Global Immersion Program?
GIP is a four week trek to Taipei, Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai, where Wharton MBA students visit companies and institutions (and sometimes government officials) in order to understand more about the business and cultural environment of the region. Typical profiles of GIP attendees are people who did not spend much time in the Greater China region and very few have mandarin speaking capabilities. This time, Wharton MBA students will stay in Taipei during 2006/5/8~13.
Date: 2006 May 8~13 (Monday~ Saturday)
Positions: 1. Day coordinators (up to 3 seats) 2. Volunteers (no limit)
What you can get: These are NO PAY positions. However, you have great chance to interact with Wharton MBA students with various nationality including USA, British, Canada, France, Pakistan, Italy, Ireland, Germany, Spain, India and Bulgaria. Besides, you may expect to receive some courtesy such as free lunch, dinner, small presents, etc.
Responsibility:
For Day coordinator, you need to lead volunteers and a group of Wharton students up to 40 people to have fun after their regular program and assist them to arrange itinerary and give them chance to experience Taiwanese culture. If you apply for weekday (Mon~ Thur) coordinator, you need to show up in the evening. If you apply for weekend (Friday & Saturday), you need to show up whole day.
For volunteer, you need to show your passion to interact with Wharton students and give them good impression of Taiwanese culture. If you apply for weekday (Mon~ Thur) coordinator, you need to show up in the evening. If you apply for weekend (Friday & Saturday), you need to show up whole day.
Application Criteria:
Day coordinator: Leadership, English-speaking ability & enthusiasm.
Volunteer: English-speaking ability & interpersonal skill
How to apply:
Apply for day coordinator: Please write a letter in English (A4 size, no more than 2 page) covering why and how you will coordinate the events, your preferred days, and brief background information including your contact information, education background, and any other information you think appropriate. Please send your application in Word or PDF file to Wei-chung Wang, [email protected] by March 3rd. This position is rolling-base recruiting. In other word, we will review your application once
we receive it. If your profile is good enough, we will accept your application shortly.
Apply for volunteer: Please write a letter in English (A4 size, no more than 1 page) covering why and how you will interact with Wharton MBA students, your preferred days, and brief background information including your contact information, education background, and any other information you think appropriate. Please send your application in Word or PDF file to Wei-chung Wang, [email protected] by April 15th. This position is rolling-base recruiting. In other word, we will review your
application once we receive it. If your profile is good enough, we will accept your application shortly.
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If any of you are interested in this program, please follow
the instruction as below.
2006 Wharton Greater China Global Immersion Program
Taipei Volunteers Recruiting
What is Wharton Greater China Global Immersion Program?
GIP is a four week trek to Taipei, Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai, where Wharton MBA students visit companies and institutions (and sometimes government officials) in order to understand more about the business and cultural environment of the region. Typical profiles of GIP attendees are people who did not spend much time in the Greater China region and very few have mandarin speaking capabilities. This time, Wharton MBA students will stay in Taipei during 2006/5/8~13.
Date: 2006 May 8~13 (Monday~ Saturday)
Positions: 1. Day coordinators (up to 3 seats) 2. Volunteers (no limit)
What you can get: These are NO PAY positions. However, you have great chance to interact with Wharton MBA students with various nationality including USA, British, Canada, France, Pakistan, Italy, Ireland, Germany, Spain, India and Bulgaria. Besides, you may expect to receive some courtesy such as free lunch, dinner, small presents, etc.
Responsibility:
For Day coordinator, you need to lead volunteers and a group of Wharton students up to 40 people to have fun after their regular program and assist them to arrange itinerary and give them chance to experience Taiwanese culture. If you apply for weekday (Mon~ Thur) coordinator, you need to show up in the evening. If you apply for weekend (Friday & Saturday), you need to show up whole day.
For volunteer, you need to show your passion to interact with Wharton students and give them good impression of Taiwanese culture. If you apply for weekday (Mon~ Thur) coordinator, you need to show up in the evening. If you apply for weekend (Friday & Saturday), you need to show up whole day.
Application Criteria:
Day coordinator: Leadership, English-speaking ability & enthusiasm.
Volunteer: English-speaking ability & interpersonal skill
How to apply:
Apply for day coordinator: Please write a letter in English (A4 size, no more than 2 page) covering why and how you will coordinate the events, your preferred days, and brief background information including your contact information, education background, and any other information you think appropriate. Please send your application in Word or PDF file to Wei-chung Wang, [email protected] by March 3rd. This position is rolling-base recruiting. In other word, we will review your application once
we receive it. If your profile is good enough, we will accept your application shortly.
Apply for volunteer: Please write a letter in English (A4 size, no more than 1 page) covering why and how you will interact with Wharton MBA students, your preferred days, and brief background information including your contact information, education background, and any other information you think appropriate. Please send your application in Word or PDF file to Wei-chung Wang, [email protected] by April 15th. This position is rolling-base recruiting. In other word, we will review your
application once we receive it. If your profile is good enough, we will accept your application shortly.
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