AIESEC University, Tunisia - Newsletter November 2012

November 2012

Get Ready '12

Team Building

Projects & OCPs

Training Courses

Member of the MonthTunisia from a Different Eye

in this issue

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Executive Board 12-13

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012Get Ready ‘12

The Get Ready is the first national conference for thenewbies of all AIESEC in Tunisia and the biggest conferencein the MENA region with almost 1000 delegates this yearand withe honored presence of our dear friends from AIESEC in Algeria as usual

This year, the agenda of the Get Ready wasdivided in two simultanous agendas (one forthe newbies and one for the oldies)* Newbies Agenda:4 Objectives: One AIESEC in Tunisia, SkillsDevelopment, Motivation, Ensure the samelevel of Understanding of AIESEC3 Blocks: The Universe, The Orbit, The Sun

- The Universe: The AIESEC Way The Difference between an AIESEC and an AIESEC member- The Orbit: Michael Moore Simulation Young Arab Voice

- The Sun: AIESEC 2015 Baloon Session Hand Session Relaxing Session

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012Get Ready ‘12

* Oldies Agenda:3 Objectives:Motivation, Skills Development, Strategy3 Blocks: The Night Sky, Space Travel, Speed of Light

- The Night Sky The River of Life (Individual) The Last 5 MC Years The River of Life (LC)Those session were made by the last 5 MCmembers to explain the problems faced tothe oldies of this term generation

- Space Travel: Michael Moore Volunteering Q-Storming Negociation Skills Facilitating Skills

- Speed of Light All morning EB tracks trying to figure out some solutions for the problems faced by the last 5 MCs discussed in the first block using the tools learned in the second block

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012Team Building

A Team Building is a kind of an informal gathering of the members of the local committewhere they can spend it having fun or playing some games or talking to each other in orderto get to know each other better and betteroutside of the circle of commitments towardthat entity. This time one of our new members

was kind enough to host us at her house(Salma Bouattour) to spend one day all of us together.

Also the president of the Local Committetook the chance to reveal the projects ofthis term to the new members.For such an event, pictures are best to describe

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012Projects Revelations

Youth to Business (Y2B)The Youth to Business Forum is a unique event powered by AIESEC University which connects young leaders and businesses around relvanttopics inthe world to generate new ideas and thoughts about the futureLearn with AIESEC UniversityThis project will represent an eductional program. It will be kind of a development space open to students. They have just to buy ticket and assist to a professional coaches sessions related to social development and personal skillsMobing WeekIt’s the 2nd version of our IT project. Like the 1st edition, it will be a mobile solutions development competitionCorporate Social Responsability (CSR)This year we will focus on a real action to make an impact. The main objective from this project is to advertise AIESEC University as a credible association, and make a trust relation between us and our stakeholders.Impact TunisiaThe OC will search for active NGOs and develop an agenda with their different activities. Then theywill bring EPs to work and participate in an agenda full of activities and cultural eventsGreenThis is an eXchange project based on envirnomental issues in Tunisia. The OC will contact NGOs in that field and some primary schools and they will bring EPs to sensetize children about those issues.

Summer CampAs the name tells, this project will be realised in the summer. The OC will contact scientific campsand they will bring to them 2 or 3 EPs to work with the children during the summer.

University Leadership Development SeminarULDS’ is the second local conference organized by AIESEC University. The Conference will be inFebruary and open to AIESEC University Members.

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012OCPs of the ProjectMoez GharbiY2BAmine ZaafouriLearn with AIESEC UniversityRym Ben JmaaMobing WeekInes HfaiedhCSRSahar FarhatImpact TunisiaDonia ChortaniGreenAhmed BahriSummer CampMoez BchirULDS

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012

AIESEC eXPerience

How to sell AIESEC

How to run a project

Global eXchange Program

AIESEC eXPerience is a training course presented byAhmed Baaziz to the new members so they can have a general idea about the Experimental Leadership Development Program in AIESEC (or as we used to call the AIESEC eXPerience) in which Ahmed explained each part of the ELD.

This training course was giving by Amine Jmel in order to break down the eXchange part in AIESEC for the newbies so they can better understand the how of the most exciting partof AIESEC

The name seems to be awkward, but the purpose of this course is with great importance.This session was presented by Oussama Souayah. He explained how to make a partnershipwith companies. The whole procedure and how to be the best in it

To prepare the newbies for the upcoming work that they will have in the projects, two ofour best Alumni: Anis Letaief & Malek Bel Hadj Hmida presented together a wonderfulsession about the procedure of running a project and especially running an AIESECproject

Training Courses

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012Tunisia from a Different Eye

There was this Portuguese girl...She wanted to do something different during the summer go to another country, meet other people, discover other cultures...So, she finds AIESEC to be her best adviser for her goal, and she couldn’t have chosen better. After several interviews, she decided to go to Tunisia with a mind full of expectations and desires to get to know a whole differentworld from the one she lived daily, all doubts and fears were put aside...In Tunisia, she met many people, found new friends, a new whole family...and it is unbelievable how strong the relationship became in few weeks. She was introduced to a new whole world of cuisine...Yes food was delicious and cheap!And she had a lot of adventures, visited many places and fell in love with the beauty of Tunisian landscapes. mountains that took her breath away, sunsets and sunrises at the beach that made her sigh... What about Sahara? The shinning sun, the rides on the camel, the magnitude of the desert sand...That quietness that can only be felt there...In the desert. But also she got to know some archaeological culture and its history. She travelled on a pirate boat, feeling the spirit of pirates.She also got to know Medina - a market where youbargain for the best price of traditional clothes andjwellery, typical Tunisia souvenirs and some traditional food.Teh time flied! It was time to go home...At the end she felt that she left something of her in Tunisia and brought something from Tunisia to her country: memories & friendsAnd that’s the magic of AIESEC...make her feel that hersummer journey isn’t over it’s just keeps going on and on

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Monthly Newsletter November 2012Miscillanous

AIESEC University Numbers

recognition to

Upcoming* 25th Anniversary of AIESEC University on the 14th of December at Grand Hotel Tunis - VIME* OC & ST Allocations* OCs beginning of the work

AIESEC University recognition of this month goes to the OC of the Team Builingfor their performance in making such a good organisation and such dedication.

TMP: 3 Raised, 3 Matched, 3 RealisedTLP: 1 Raised, 1 Matched, 1 Realised InComing GCDP: 0 Raised, 0 Matched, 0 RealisedInComing GIP: 0 Raised, 0 Matched, 0 RealisedOutGoing GCDP: 3 raised, 4 Matched, 2 Realised OutGoing GIP: 11 Raised, 6 Matched, 4 Realised

Executive Board 12-13

Zeineb Ben Ayed Eya Chamakh Bedis Chokalti Zeineb Zaraa