Learning networks
are communities of current members who come together with
alumni, organisations, and professional to develop their skills, knowledge and networks around common topics of
interest . The interaction happens both virtually through our on-line platform and
physically through AIESEC exchanges, conferences, and learning events.
A relatively new and growing initiative for AIESEC, learning networks leverage AIESEC’s ability to develop
leadership, run exchange, and connect people together to create a unique platform for individuals
to learn about particular issues, sectors and fields.
Learning networks
are an opportunity to customize and supplement your AIESEC experience through
developing leadership, knowledge, skills, and a network in your area of interest.
- Customize your AIESEC experience to deepen your knowledge in a particular area or explore new
areas
- Connect and discuss with students from around the globe who have common interests and
passions
- Engage with companies and organisations who are leading in an area
- Do an international traineeship that is related to the learning network
- Start to build your personal network to have a career in this area in the future
Each network is unique in terms of the various physical and
virtual initiatives used, however these are some common elements:
- Virtual community home inside our online collaboration platform
- Forum discussions for perspectives and experiences to be shared
- Library of starter resources from various sources
- Agenda time at conferences where topic is most relevant
- Creation and participation in internships related to the area
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Examples of Learning Networks
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Global Sustainability Learning Network looks at the role of individuals,
companies, NGOs, and governments in sustainability with on-line discussions, internships, and
conference workshops.
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Genesis Learning Network on HIV/AIDS in Africa looks at stigma, corporate response
in work place, and the role of youth in prevention and education through engaging with leaders,
providing information, and creating internships to increase capacity of NGOs working in the
issue
Other learning networks are
currently in development stage and will be launched soon.
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