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Showing posts with label Internship Application. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Introduction
eHomemakers' internship is an extraordinary opportunity for you to discover your potential to be a knowledge worker that the world needs. A knowledge worker is a graduate who succeeds in life and career. He/she is not an obedient follower who just works for money, he/she knows how to take initiative to do things better and faster, solve problems on own and create satisfaction for self-achievement.
A certificate with many As or a degree from a higher education institution does not mean that a student has the qualifications of a knowledge worker when he/she has never had relevant practical experiences. Theories memorized for exams remain as 'theories'. How does a 'globalization' course apply in real life when one doesn't even know how to perform simple clerical tasks?
To bridge the gap between the academic qualifications and real work experiences in a field you dream of, a properly tailored internship will provide you practical skill sets and a platform to apply the skill sets in relevant settings. Therefore we take time to find out your interest and your skills before tailoring the training tasks for you. You will learn to multitask on the computer, and eventually, lead a team in at least one mini project during your internship. Depending on your maturity and accountability shown, we will give you the challenge accordingly.
A certificate with many As or a degree from a higher education institution does not mean that a student has the qualifications of a knowledge worker when he/she has never had relevant practical experiences. Theories memorized for exams remain as 'theories'. How does a 'globalization' course apply in real life when one doesn't even know how to perform simple clerical tasks?
To bridge the gap between the academic qualifications and real work experiences in a field you dream of, a properly tailored internship will provide you practical skill sets and a platform to apply the skill sets in relevant settings. Therefore we take time to find out your interest and your skills before tailoring the training tasks for you. You will learn to multitask on the computer, and eventually, lead a team in at least one mini project during your internship. Depending on your maturity and accountability shown, we will give you the challenge accordingly.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Past Professionals
American
Numerous other professionals who volunteered as photographers, and video editors between 2008-2010.
British
Dr Benjamin Wilkinson (Advisor for Solar Energy and Ground Coordinator for Bario Project)
January 2013 - April 2013 (Four Months)
Don Miller
May 2012 - March 2013 (11 Months)
Dr Allan Rickman and Margaret Rickmann (Online Advisors and Trainers)
April 2010 - April 2011 (One Year)
Application Steps
For local students who want to do a part time internship or community service work on weekends, please send an e-mail of intention to manager@ehomemaker.net and call 60377265273 for clarification.
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For Foreign Interns/Full-Time Local Interns
A) Screen yourself first.
Interns must be willing to give their best professional impressions and contribution to our disadvantaged members, affiliate NGOs and partners, and the rural communities.
Below is our preliminary screening:
1. Are you a smoker?
2. Do you have visible tattoos of skulls, devils, spirits on your body?
3. Do you have heavy addiction to online games, ie, you can’t stop yourself from playing every hour or so even though you are working on an assignment on a computer?
4. Do you hold your handphone in your hand everywhere you go and whatever you do?
5. Do you feel unease, ‘lonely’, ‘something wrong’ if you are not connected with your friends via Facebook, Twitter or other social media every hour?
6. Do you have a habit of sleeping very late at night surfing the Net or living in the cyberworld so much so that you are always late for office, events, classes the next day?
B) Send the answers of the questions below to ‘manager@ehomemaker.net’ along with your application.
1. Which position are you applying to?
2. How can you contribute to the position?
3. What is the intended start date and end date?
4. Have you read the ‘renumeration’ part of the application?
Fill in Application Form and scan/send the first page of your passport. Send us your Facebook name, and/or LinkedIn ID, and contacts of three referees.
C) Agree to - 'Remuneration and Other Requirements for Undergraduates/Graduates'.
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Evaluation (You will be evaluated according to the following points). A testimonial letter will be given to you upon internship completion stating the number of work days you have interned and your performance. eHomemakers will only recommend interns whose performance are at least 'average'.
Interns who are constantly on handphones/social media, behave unprofessionally and who treat their internship lightly will be asked to leave after two weeks.
______________________________________
For Foreign Interns/Full-Time Local Interns
A) Screen yourself first.
Interns must be willing to give their best professional impressions and contribution to our disadvantaged members, affiliate NGOs and partners, and the rural communities.
Below is our preliminary screening:
1. Are you a smoker?
2. Do you have visible tattoos of skulls, devils, spirits on your body?
3. Do you have heavy addiction to online games, ie, you can’t stop yourself from playing every hour or so even though you are working on an assignment on a computer?
4. Do you hold your handphone in your hand everywhere you go and whatever you do?
5. Do you feel unease, ‘lonely’, ‘something wrong’ if you are not connected with your friends via Facebook, Twitter or other social media every hour?
6. Do you have a habit of sleeping very late at night surfing the Net or living in the cyberworld so much so that you are always late for office, events, classes the next day?
If you answer ‘yes’ to any of the questions above, please do not proceed with the application. Thank you for your interest.
B) Send the answers of the questions below to ‘manager@ehomemaker.net’ along with your application.
1. Which position are you applying to?
2. How can you contribute to the position?
3. What is the intended start date and end date?
4. Have you read the ‘renumeration’ part of the application?
Fill in Application Form and scan/send the first page of your passport. Send us your Facebook name, and/or LinkedIn ID, and contacts of three referees.
C) Agree to - 'Remuneration and Other Requirements for Undergraduates/Graduates'.
______________________________________________________
Evaluation (You will be evaluated according to the following points). A testimonial letter will be given to you upon internship completion stating the number of work days you have interned and your performance. eHomemakers will only recommend interns whose performance are at least 'average'.
Interns who are constantly on handphones/social media, behave unprofessionally and who treat their internship lightly will be asked to leave after two weeks.
Remuneration and Other Requirements for Undergraduates/Graduates
Graduates and Undergraduates
You must ensure you have your own air tickets to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.(You can book your tickets at: airasia.com for low cost flights); your own medical insurance, pocket money for travel/ entertainments/ drinks/ toiletries/ special dietary needs/ any purchases for back home. Stipend/lunch allowance will be increased after one month if an intern performs above average. If an intern stays more than three months and performs well, stipend/lunch will increase according to a time scale.
Undergraduates
If you :
* are sent by your university to complete a final year course and therefore earn credit through the internship and you already live in Kuala Lumpur: Rmx/work day as stipend (or as determined by university or sending organization).
* come on own to gain experience and possess relevant proven skill sets or with at least one total year of community experience: Homestay (with meals except lunch) + stipend.
Master's Degree/ Post-Graduates/ Professionals
If you:
* (without grant or university sponsorship) are here to collect data for a thesis and you have at least three years' of community/ work experience: stipend + homestay (dinner + breakfast).
* are here to genuinely help the communities and you have at least three years' of community/ work experience: stipend + homestay (dinner + breakfast).
You must ensure you have your own air tickets to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.(You can book your tickets at: airasia.com for low cost flights); your own medical insurance, pocket money for travel/ entertainments/ drinks/ toiletries/ special dietary needs/ any purchases for back home. Stipend/lunch allowance will be increased after one month if an intern performs above average. If an intern stays more than three months and performs well, stipend/lunch will increase according to a time scale.
Undergraduates
If you :
* are sent by your university to complete a final year course and therefore earn credit through the internship and you already live in Kuala Lumpur: Rmx/work day as stipend (or as determined by university or sending organization).
* come on own to gain experience and possess relevant proven skill sets or with at least one total year of community experience: Homestay (with meals except lunch) + stipend.
Master's Degree/ Post-Graduates/ Professionals
If you:
* (without grant or university sponsorship) are here to collect data for a thesis and you have at least three years' of community/ work experience: stipend + homestay (dinner + breakfast).
* are here to genuinely help the communities and you have at least three years' of community/ work experience: stipend + homestay (dinner + breakfast).
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