Trip to the Christmas market in Trier

For our Buddy-Newie Project we organized a trainee-trip to the Christmas market in Trier. The trip took place on the 19.12.2009, the coldest day of the year, -18°C!! We were happy that 14 people participated on this excursion, 2 of them were trainees, Flora from Ghana and Roxana from Peru. Before we went to the Christmas market we made a sightseeing tour. Trier is known as the oldest city of Germany and was founded around 2000 years ago by the Romans. Therefore you can visit some old ancient Roman buildings.

International Experience

Fabian from our local committee is doing an internship in Slovakia at Dell. His blog: http://blogs.myspace.com/calaixdelcongelador

My Internship Experience at TU Kaiserslautern

Last March, I was sitting on a plane from my home country Peru, incredibly nervous and excited ready to embark on an AIESEC internship in Kaiserslautern, Germany. When I arrived at the train station in Kaiserslautern, I saw six guys on the platform holding up an AIESEC banner. I felt so nervous as they were all men!

AIESEC/IAESTE information meetings!

AIESEC/IAESTE Kaiserslautern welcome you to the next information meetings in the winter semester:

FH: 28.10.2009, 6 pm, FH I, building B

Uni: 4.11.2009, 7 pm, building 32, room 349Uni: 9.11.2009, 7 pm, building 32, room 349

We are AIESECer! What about YOU? www.aiesec.de

Amazing AIESEC internship in Tehran, Iran

From April until July 2009 I had the wonderful possibility to do my internship abroad with AIESEC Kaiserslautern and AIESEC Iran. After a time of searching I found a great management internship in Tehran, Iran with the company Henkel-Pakvash. Henkel-Pakvash is a joint-venture of the German company Henkel and the Iranian detergent company Pakvash. Everything worked well in preparing my internship: the Iranian AIESECers organized for me my visa, answered all my questions, gave me a lot of useful information about Iran, life in Iran,… and I even met my boss in Frankfurt at the airport.

An experience from an international Conference: ScaLDS

I am just sitting in the train back to Kaiserslautern and enjoyed a week of Skill Workshops, talking to delegates from all over Scandinavia, also having an official dinner and visiting Copenhagen in the end. But let’s start the story in the beginning:

After a short night at Dusseldorf Airport I already met some girls from Cologne before boarding who were also on their way to the conference. At Copenhagen airport we met two more girls from Gießen, that had already stayed for a night in Copenhagen and together we went to the Copenhagen Business School where the Conference took place for the first day.