AIESEC in Malaysia project booklet

AIESEC in Malaysia

AIESEC in Malaysia is established in the year of 1968 in the University of Malaya as a subcommittee under the Universiti Malaya Economics Society (UMECS) before becoming an independent organization. Over the years, AIESEC continuously expands and branches to different universities in Malaysia. Today, AIESEC is present in mainly 14 universities in Malaysia, including UM, UTM, UTP, UPM, UKM, UUM, Taylor’s University, Sunway University, etc. The headquarter of AIESEC in Malaysia is located in Kelana Jaya, Selangor.

Malays, Chinese, Indians and many other ethnic groups have lived together in Malaysia for generations. All these cultures have influenced each other, creating a truly Malaysian culture. The largest ethnic groups in Malaysia are the Malays, Chinese and Indians. In Sabah and Sarawak, there are a myriad of indigenous ethnic groups with their own unique culture and heritage.

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Malaysia is located in the center of Southeast Asia, a rainforest zone below the equatorial belt that teems with the wonders of nature. The amazing wildlife species found in this region have long been the fascination of researchers and explorers around the world. Divided between Peninsular Malaysia in the west and North Borneo in the east, its natural heritage has been the subject of documentaries and continues to yield astounding discoveries today. Composed primarily of rainforest across lowland and mountain regions, Malaysia also has a wealth of limestone formations, mangrove swamps, coral reefs and spectacular caves to discover.

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Malaysia’s culinary style in the present day is primarily a melange of traditions from its Malay, Chinese, Indian, Indonesian and ethnic Bornean citizens, with heavy to light influences from Thai, Portuguese, Dutch, and British cuisines, to name a few. This resulted in a symphony of flavours, making Malaysian cuisine highly complex and diverse.

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To empower underserve students in Malaysia by developing their english proficiency and enhancing their personal development to have a better future

We aim to increase awareness, change attitude and initiate easy & obvious actions of youth towards reducing preventable food waste & fully utilizing food waste for them to influence their peers and their households

To promote independence and practice integration of person with disabilities within their communities by building a tandem bicycle library to support our inclusive cycling activities.

To empower underserve students in Malaysia by developing their English proficiency and enhancing their personal development to have a better future

We aim to increase awareness, change attitude and initiate easy & obvious actions of youth towards reducing preventable food waste & fully utilizing food waste for them to influence their peers and their households

We aim to increase the outreach of healthcare towards indigenous/underprivileged community.

We aim to provide better care for the stray and abandoned animals in shelters especially dogs and cats together with our NGO partners.

We aim to give a voice to the voiceless by collaborating with unique communities such as the disabled and the blind to conduct awareness campaigns & workshops in the wider community.

We aim to create a suitable platform for environment sustainability by bringing this awareness to our school students and community.

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HE is required to send first email within 12 hours after EP applied SE make sure that all EPs are ready for an interview session within 48 hours after applying HE will announce the interview result within 12 hours after interview EP will be given 24 hours to decide whether or not he/she take the project.

HE is required to click accepted button as soon as EP confirms

SE is required process EPs approval within 5 days after accepted

Project Fee Range MYR200 – MYR650 ($50,76-$165)* $1=MYR3,94*

Basic Living Cost

Meals, inexpensive restaurant

MYR10,00

Water (1,5 liter)

MYR3,35

Taxi start (normal tariff)

MYR3,00

Taxi 1km (normal tariff)

MYR2,00

GRAB Car (Malaysian UBER)/km

MYR4,00

Internet data for phone/month (5GB) MYR50,00 Sources: numbeo.com

*converted as on 13th February 2018

AIESEC in Kedah-Perlis

(Andrew) Yeap Jia Jie

LCVP iGV NCR LCVP iGV PBoX

andrew.yeap@aiesec.net chiew.toong@aiesec.net

60124767079

LCVP CX iGV

limin.ng@aiesec.net

60165477173 60 13-536 2159​⁠​

AIESEC in Penang

Chong Chiew Tong Ng Li Min

AIESEC in UTP

Danesh Gurunathan

LCVP CX iGV

danesh.gurunathan@aiesec.net

+60 16-445 2351

AIESEC in UTAR

LCVP CX iGV

AIESEC in UM

Luenna Lau Enn Teng Geethanjali A/P Mohanan

LCVP iGV PBox

luenna.lau@aiesec.net geethanjali.mohanan@aiesec.net

60164452351 60129781987

AIESEC in UPM

Ameerul Anas

LCVP iGV

anas.ameerul@aiesec.net

60108039727

AIESEC in Taylor University

Xanne Ng Yu Ting

LCVP CX iGV

yuting.ng@aiesec.net

6012-6693110

Cheong Huei Ting

LCVP iGV NCR

hueiting.cheong@aiesec.net

60 10-231 9380

John Peter Lee

LCVP iGV PBoX

johnpeter.lee@aiesec.net

+60 17-305 4621

Tan Heng Jie

LCVP CX iGV

Liang Wen Xin

LCVP CX iGV NCR

hengjie.tan@aiesec.net liang.wenxin@aiesec.net

6017-3182799 6016-3729329

Hong Qi Jun

LCVP CX iGV PBox

qijun.hong@aiesec.net

6019-4009890

AIESEC in UMP

Divashini Ganasan

LCVP CX iGV

divashini.ganasan@aiesec.net

+60 16-567 9975

AIESEC in Johor Bahru

Chen Man Ching

LCVP CX iGV

manching.chen@aiesec.net

60167673031

AIESEC in Kuching

Amanda Than

LCVP CX iGV

amanda.than@aiesec.net

60168345932

AIESEC in CU

SanSan Lam

LCVP CX iGV

sansan.lam@aiesec.net

+60 14-986 4209

AIESEC in Sunway

AIESEC in UKM AIESEC in UNMC

Gina MC Manager of International Relation AIESEC in Malaysia +62 82214167999 Ginanda.mahsa@aiesec.net

Kiki MCVP CXP iGV AIESEC in Malaysia +60 176730565 Rizki.rimadina@aiesec.net