CERN Openlab Summer Student Program 2020 – 9 Weeks in Switzerland (Fully Funded)

About Program:

  • Host Country: Switzerland
  • Host Organization: CERN
  • Duration: 9 weeks
  • Program Date: Monday 15 June, 22 June and 29 June 2020.
  • Deadline of application: January 31, 2020

What is CERN openlab?

CERN openlab is a unique public-private partnership that works to accelerate the development of cutting-edge ICT solutions for the worldwide LHC community and wider scientific research. Through CERN openlab, CERN collaborates with leading ICT companies and research institutes.More info visite:https://openlab.cern/about-us

Activity:

By joining the CERN openlab summer-student programme, you will work with some of the latest hardware and software technologies and see how advanced ICT solutions are used in high-energy physics. You will have the opportunity to attend a series of lectures developed for the CERN openlab summer students, given by experts on advanced CERN-related topics. Included in the programme are also visits at the CERN facilities and experiments, as well as to other research laboratories and companies.

Eligibility:

In order to qualify for a place on the programme you will need to meet the following requirements:

  • You are a Bachelor or Master student (not Ph.D.) with a strong computing profile and will have completed, by the European summer 2020, at least three years of full-time studies at the university level.
  • You will remain registered as a student during your stay at CERN. If you expect to graduate during European summer 2020 (as of May), you are also eligible to apply.
  • You have not worked at CERN before with any other status (Technical Student, Trainee, User or another status) for more than 3 months and you have not previously been a Summer Student at CERN.
  • You have a good knowledge of English; knowledge of French would be an advantage.

Benefits:

CERN would very much like to benefit from your expertise, commitment, and passion. In return, CERN will provide you with:

  • A contract of association of 9 weeks to work on an advanced IT project.
  • An extensive IT lecture programme. Students will also be able to attend the CERN generic summer student lecture programme if they wish.
  • A 90 CHF per calendar day (net of tax) subsistence allowance to cover the cost of accommodation and meals in the Geneva area for a single person for the whole contract duration.
  •  A travel allowance on a lump sum basis paid at the end of your stay to help you with the cost of travel between Geneva and your residence at the time of the selection committee.
  • Coverage by CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme (contribution is already deducted from the daily allowance).
  • Assistance to find accommodation on the CERN site or nearby.

Apply: https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/oneclick-ui/company/71459607/job/1551908122/publication/743999704059917

Nature, Food and Community: Together for a better Future

Deadline: 28th of January 2020
Apply Now: http://bit.ly/we2Thailand
Everything is covered EXCEPT CYA admission fee.
Available for Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong citizens

Location: Kok Payom Community, Langu District, Satun Province, Thailand
Event date: From the 15th until the 24th of February 2020
CYA Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CYACAM/

Objectives:

  • To provide a space for participants to learn about nature conservation at the local scale of the community by participating in the mangrove seeding activities.
  • To create the learning workshop and raise awareness about food security, the use of ecological products and materials in food processing and packaging.
  • To engage international participants in the daily life of the local community.

Overview

What: Workcamp Exchange
When: From the 15th until the 24th of February 2020
Where: Kok Payom Community, Langu District, Satun Province, Thailand
Who: 20 participants from 4 countries divided as following:

  • 4 participants (18–30 years old) and 1 leader from Cambodia
  • 4 participants (18–30 years old) and 1 leader from Indonesia
  • 4 participants (18–30 years old) and 1 leader from Thailand
  • 4 participants (18–30 years old) and 1 leader from Hong Kong

Requirements :

  • Age 18 – 30
  • Active participation in all the activities of the Workcamp Exchange
  • Able to work in a team and share private spaces
  • High motivation and interest on the topic
  • Basic English knowledge
  • Commitment to write an article/post after the project
  • Commitment to participate in a dissemination event after the project

Fee, terms and conditions :

  • Participation fee may be asked from the sending organization, please get in contact with them to learn more
  • Food and accommodation for 10 days are covered by the Erasmus+ programme (Free)
  • International flight to Thailand is covered by the Erasmus+ programme (Free)
  • The infopack of the project will be provided during the selection process
  • Official Erasmus+ Youthpass Certificate will be given at the end of the project

Activities:

  • Planting mangrove trees to replace the dead mangroves in the mangrove’s nursery of the community (Klong Toh Lem Academy).
  • Participate in the workshop of making and packing the local food with the eco-friendly materials.
  • Create and organize creative activities with the children in the community.
  • Organize a dissemination event about the learning outcome of the participants in the workcamp exchange.
  • Discussion and presentation on the topic ‘Bring Nature, Food and Community back together’. [to be prepared in national groups prior departure
  • Intercultural evening
  • Raising intercultural awareness through games, team building activities, energizers, etc.
  • Explore the local life of the community in Kok Payom.
  • Reflection sessions.

The TIJ Youth Forum on Justice and the Rule of law

Deadline: 26th January 2020
Participants will be entirely funded by the TIJ.
Registration Form: https://bit.ly/39V2CZ2
Concept Paper: https://bit.ly/302qPYU

Event: 25 – 29 February 2020, Bangkok, Thailand
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TIJyouthforum

Selection of Participants

The Youth Forum aims to bring together multi-disciplinary of young people across the ASEAN region who are interested in the field of criminal justice, ideally at least two youth representatives from each country. Eligible participants will be between the ages of 18 to 25 years. The goal is to achieve a group of participant representatives of a diverse constituency and background.

Objectives

I. Empower Youth Community: The overarching vision is to effectively educate and increase the collaborative capacity of youth in the ASEAN region on a continual basis. By providing a platform to voice perspectives, this forum aims to amplify youth voices and perspectives in the development of sustainable solutions.
II. Promote Cross-Generational Dialogue: In line with the emphasis on cross-pillar and cross-sectoral coordination, this forum takes one step further by encouraging cross-generational coordination. Acknowledging the unique experiences and perspectives across different generations, this forum will strive to bridge the collaboration gap between generations in an effort to foster an open dialogue.
III. Enhance Collaboration: This forum will serve to provide a platform for ongoing collaborative efforts in crime prevention and criminal justice reform. It provides an environment for youth from different countries to network with like minded individuals, exchange practices, discuss
challenges, and jointly identify solutions.
IV. Foster ‘unity in diversity’: At the heart of this forum is the aim of fostering a sense of inclusion. This forum recognizes that sustainable outcomes will not be achieved unless all voices of the population are given weight, especially that of the younger generation from different backgrounds.

#CYA WORKCAMP EXCHANGE PROGRAM

An international work camp is an international voluntary project in which participants from different countries can meet, live, work, learn and exchange with local people. This program aims to foster personal development, develop leadership skills, create impacts on society, and choose a brighter path to future careers.

DEADLINE: 31st January 2020
REGISTRATION: https://forms.gle/m3DqbJNs7pXhrthi7

* This work camp application only eligible for Cambodian citizen, 16 – 30 years old
* Please read project info sheet in the link below before applying to our program
* You will receive an email within 3-5 working days if you were selected to our program and in the email, you will find an invitation to our orientation or an email that tells you when will be your arrival day at CYA office Phnom Penh or GEC SiemReap in order to prepare and deposit your admission fee/contribution fee.
* Project site TFC (Trapangsongkae Fishing Community, Kampot Province):
– Link to Info sheet: https://docdro.id/uxh2q5r
– Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJzbfhq0wjU&feature=emb_logo

Contribution fee

All local participants are required to pay the contribution fee USD 20.
The contribution fee is covered:
◼Food during the project period
◼Accommodation at the volunteer house provided by the center
◼Local transportation during the project (in our project site only)
◼Project cost, tools, and materials for implementing the project
◼Administration charge

Excluded:
❌Volunteer are requested to bear your own health and travel insurance.
❌Expense on the free day and other personal expenses
❌Cooking spices for the international night
❌Transportation from airport to the office

Contact Us:
📧: info@cyacambodia.org
📞: +855 – 70 495 232
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CYACAM/

Project Aims

  1. Raising awareness about the value of mangrove forest to public so that they will join us to preserve, protect, and maintain it by themselves.
  2. Support TFC committee members to continue their work on improving the quality of life of community members through providing better services to tourists while maintaining clean and green environment.

Project Activities

  • Get to know more about local people
  • Continue planting and nursing mangroves
  • Create new leisure activities for tourists
  • Campaigns and Actions on waste management

Living Conditions

  • Food: 3 meals per day will be covered by the participation fee while volunteers will be arranged daily shift to cook your own meals.. Meals will be basic Cambodian dishes. CYA built our own kitchen equipped with basic cooking facilities inside the center. Volunteers will use the kitchen as the main cooking and eating place during the project. The camp – leader will provide you enough information about where you can buy food and ingredients for cooking. Food during free day will be excluded so we would like to ask you to bare your own expenses for that.
  • Accommodation: Volunteers are going to stay in the bungalows provided at the inside the community center.The bungalows are rented by CYA from community members and in each bungalow 3 – 4 volunteers will share together. The accommodation is equipped with simple sleeping mattress, blankets, pillows and mosquito nets. There are separated bathroom and toilet located in the center where you can access by the path. It is not very perfect but this is what the villagers use, and find it very comfortable for their daily life. Accommodation outside the project during the free day is excluded so volunteers are asked to cover your own expenses.
  • Things to Bring:
    • Positive energy to work and live the local lifestyle
    • Idea for energizing game and activities during you free time
    • Knowledge, education, and information about your country so that you can share with other participants
    • More clothes or you will need to wash it every day as you are going to work a lot in the water.
    • Shoes that can walk in the mud and water will be good to bring with you.
    • Some personal medicine such as allergy, mosquito repellent, and other emergencies medicine though we will provide first aids for basic condition.
    • Traditional cloth that you might want to wear in the international night
    • Food and ingredients for international dinner and snack so that you can share with local people.
  • What can you expect?
    • Make more friends with local and other international volunteers
    • Contribute to local development while building a strong connection with people
    • Gain knowledge and skills through sharing with each other.
    • Have opportunity to learn and living in culture diversity
    • Experience living lifestyle of Cambodian people during your project
    • Get lots of fun when spending time working and living together
  • What we expect?
    • Volunteers are read and understood this information. Be in time and stay the entire length of work camp.
    • Volunteers are aware about the concept of international voluntary service, especially International Work Camp which is not a cheap way of spending your holiday but a voluntary activity that need your high motivation and willing to achieve a certain goal together with your team.
    • Realize that living condition in Cambodia is much difference from your home country (no warm water, no air conditioning, not easy to access to international phone and internet, no soft beds, and the food is also differences etc).
    • Volunteers should understand about the aims of the work camp and realize that learning about Cambodian way and social contact is more important than manual work.
    • Volunteers are open minded, leave prejudice behind and show initiative. Volunteers should understand the situation of spending time with local people who do not speak English very well.
    • Volunteers should try the effort in trying to communicate in basic Khmer language or other way of communicating (work, pictures, gestures, etc). If you will try, you will be amazed how quick you will learn basic Khmer language.
    • Do not complain because the changing schedule during the camp, it’s depending on condition and situation. So bring some flexibility and you will stay relax and avoid a lot of stress and frustration for yourself
  • About FREE DAY : Volunteers will have a weekend off to explore some tourist spots around the project site. We will not arrange any tour for everyone therefore, you can discuss among your team about where you would like to spend the weekend together. There are some interesting options for you to explore and the project manager will introduce you to some attractions but still the decision is you and your team decide. He/she also can help to arrange the transportation for you as well if you needed.

YOUTH CO:LAB CAMBODIA

What Is Youth Co:Lab Cambodia?

Youth Co:Lab Cambodia is a 3-month program for youth who are building innovative startups that contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals, and who can ultimately address youth employment through their success and growth.

What will program look like?

Who is eligible?

– Cambodian citizens only
– An entrepreneurial attitude and passion for creating a positive impact through the SDGs
– Minimum of 2 co-founders with the skills and technical ability to execute your business idea
– Women founders and/or a gender diverse team are highly encouraged to apply
– Based in Cambodia
– You can be based anywhere in Cambodia – not just Phnom Penh! But you must be able to travel to Phnom Penh for the Bootcamp, and National Dialogue  (expenses covered if based outside of Phnom Penh).
– Able to travel out of Phnom Penh (or to province) for fieldwork to conduct regular field trips and testing your prototype and business model directly with customers
– Can work on your startup for a minimum of 12 hours per week for the duration of the program (3 months)
– Agree to complete surveys for monitoring and evaluation purposes

How to apply?

Apply here before 31st January 2020. 
Application Form: https://impacthubphnompenh.typeform.com/to/IhWT1t

*The application should be completed by the team leader only.
*You can apply in either English or Khmer
*If you have any questions about applying, call +855 15 674 048 or email chanbora@impacthub.net 

G20 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

1. What will we do?

The intensive two-week program will include an overview of Korea’s development experiences, development policy and G20 agenda issues such as quality infrastructure, climate change & green growth, sustainable development, international trade, aging population, 4th industrial revolution and strengthening of the financial system.

The program also incorporates a field study tour to other parts of the Korean peninsula. In order to witness firsthand Korea’s development experiences, participants will be given an opportunity to visit key industrial and cultural sites. 

2.Details

  • Duration: 2 weeks from March 17-27, 2002
  • Program location: Seoul, South Korea
  • The Korean Government will cover the following expenses:
    1. All programs fees
    2. Round trip Airfare
    3. Accommodation
    4. Modest Stipend

3. How to apply

Please find below the link to the online application

(Link via Google) https://forms.gle/cZ5gCAayfWtND356A

The application deadline for the program is January 26th, 2020.