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Tunghai University-News-News-Tunghai University Signs MOU with YMCA
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The Taichung City YMCA is an international organization dedicated to youth training. It provides international students in Taiwan with the opportunity to go help at Taiwanese children’s camp and work with other youngsters during winter and summer vacations. By helping in camp, these international students are able to gain valuable experiences of life in Taiwan, the true Taiwanese spirit and culture while achieving service-learning and cross-cultural understanding.
This year, THU had 10 overseas students participate in YMCA International Volunteer Service Group activities. These students came from different countries: two from Indonesia, two from Malaysia, two from Hong Kong, one from Mongolia, one from Japan, one from Nauru, and one from Tuvalu. Through this activity, overseas students who could not return to their home countries due to the pandemic had challenged themselves, designing interesting activities and sharing during the international sharing time. These not only allowed them to introduce the characteristics of their home country, but also to achieve self-identification and the spirit of international service learning.
Tunghai University Signs MOU with YMCA
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- Date : 2021-03-24
The Taichung City YMCA is an international organization dedicated to youth training. It provides international students in Taiwan with the opportunity to go help at Taiwanese children’s camp and work with other youngsters during winter and summer vacations. By helping in camp, these international students are able to gain valuable experiences of life in Taiwan, the true Taiwanese spirit and culture while achieving service-learning and cross-cultural understanding.
This year, THU had 10 overseas students participate in YMCA International Volunteer Service Group activities. These students came from different countries: two from Indonesia, two from Malaysia, two from Hong Kong, one from Mongolia, one from Japan, one from Nauru, and one from Tuvalu. Through this activity, overseas students who could not return to their home countries due to the pandemic had challenged themselves, designing interesting activities and sharing during the international sharing time. These not only allowed them to introduce the characteristics of their home country, but also to achieve self-identification and the spirit of international service learning.
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