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20,000 Leadership Oportunities

AIESEC is the world’s largest student-run organization. In the US, we are focused on providing a platform for youth leadershipdevelopment. AIESEC US offers young people the opportunity to be global citi-zens, to change the world, and to get experience and skills that matter today.

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- Worldwide network- Cross-cultural experience

- Enhance public speaking skills- Personal development

- Career readiness

An international exchange experience working witha university, language school, company, or other organization. Interns work in areas related to general teaching and/or training, cross-cultural education, andEnglish language education.

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ParticipantProfile

- Native and fluent english speakersUniversity Students and Recent Graduates

Duration6 to 52 weeks

InvestmentApplication Fee: $150Match Fee: $350Visa and Ticket costs are covered by each participant.

AIESEC has opportunities in more than 110 countriesaround the world. AIESEC US partners specially with three of them for the global edcuation program.

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Colombia

China

Egypt

A fast-growing economic power and dynamic society, with 200 available exchanges. You can teach: -English Education at summer camps throughout China

A rebuilding, multicultural society with 100 exchanges a year. You can teach:-English education in schools during the semester.

A country of kindness and with rich bio-diversity, hosting 150 exchanges. You can teach:-English education in schools during the semester

Exchange Participant in China

Cole Wirpel“The summer after my sophomore year Icould have stayed in the US for an internshipwith a local company, but I knew what I really wanted was a deeper, richer life experience.

That is exactly what I found through an AIESEC Internship teaching English in Shangai, China; a fresh understandingof myself and my career goals.

There is no substitute for actually living ina foreign country and experiencing it first-hand.

I discovered a new culture of historical pride and boundless optimism. I also found new friends who traveled with me throughout China, and who later visited me in the US.”

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