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Application form for Development Internship (volunteering)

The steps of selection process are as the following:

1) Application form:
Fill in the application form, name it Surname_Name_University, for example, Dzholamanova_Elnura_KGUSTA. Send it before (the 11th of March ) (23:59pm) to the following email: aiesec.exchange@ojooo.com
2) Business game, group discussion and Introduction to AIESEC
3) Interview
4) LIS (Local Induction Seminar, 29-31 March 2013)
Those who pass the selection processes will attend the national conference, which will take place in Issyk-Kul.
You will learn more about AIESEC and know more about internships there.

For more information visit our web-site www.AIESEC.kg

Good luck!

Candidate’s Application form
|1. Name, Last Name |
|2. Age | |
|3. E-mail | |
|4. Phone | | 5. Mobile phone | |
|6. University | |
|7. Year of study | |8. Faculty | |

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|9. How did you know about AIESEC and its recruitment process? |
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