Workshop at SMK Sri Aman, Petaling Jaya

Hey fans,

It is the times for the second batch of our MIRACLE Project team to share about their memorable experiences after conducting their workshop in SMK Sri Aman, Petaling Jaya on 14 February 2011.

The first workshop that we’ve conducted was in one of the best schools of Kuala Lumpur, where only girls study. This school is famous for their activities regarding the environment. The school had garden to grow plants, water system that uses the rainwater, and was carrying on a campaign for zero-Styrofoam, which goal is to emit zero Styrofoam. This school has been working on the environmental issue since the MIRACLE forum they attended last time. It's good to hear that the MIRACLE actually moved some people's mind that it made them actually start those campaigns.




All those students who participated in our one and half hour workshop were already the members of environmental club at school and had some basic knowledge about the environmental issues and the experience in recycling. Therefore, we decided to present our slides with our own style but because lack of time, we don’t have enough time to prepare everything.



Luckily that the students all really pay full attention about it. They have asked a lot of questions, and they participate actively. Maybe the contents of our slides were too easy for them, but we believe they also got something new from our workshop, like sustainability and 5R values.



We were so impressed by how fast they learn about sustainability and the application of 5Rs. Moreover, we are glad to be participated in this project because we can help others with knowledge sharing, and of course it can help us to improve a lot in presentation skills, teamwork, and communications.



After the first part of our workshop, we presented our country presentations, namely Kazakhstan, Germany, Japan and Indonesia. There was an interesting fact to mention about is that Mafuyu, our colleague from Japan had an outstanding popularity among the students during the presentation as they always asking for her email address and facebook contact name.



We can also say that all the girls presented our part of the workshop very well, being confident and interactive. So, we can conclude that this workshop was very interesting and amazing.






The MIRACLE PROJECT TEAM - FEB TO MARCH 2011
Nadia, Mafuyu, Anara, Veronika, Michaela



 

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HOPE project is a fully student-run, not-for-profit project by AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) .HOPE project was established through a partnership between AIESEC and Standard Chartered Bank. The specific aim of the project is to educate and increase the awareness among member of general public about HIV/AIDS and to influence a behavioural change among young people that will result in a reduction in the number of HIV/AIDS cases among young people in Malaysia .