Organized by Singapore Polytechnic

Supported by ASEAN-ROK Future Oriented Cooperation Fund

A 4-week programme that aims to deepen the understanding
and appreciation of different people and cultures to foster
cultural sensitivity, nurture caring hearts and promote social
responsibility by contributing to the local communities.

ASEAN (2 wks) | SINGAPORE (2 wks)

 1. Students from Group 1
travel to an ASEAN country
from their home country.
HOW IT WORKS (Example)
3. Students spend 2 weeks in the
ASEAN country to complete the
first part of the programme.
2. Students meet with all their
teammates from other AMS and
Korea in the ASEAN country.
Students can work towards
bringing a workable solution back
into the community / business
4. Students then spend another 2 competition / to start a business,
weeks in Singapore to complete the etc.
final part of the programme.
 May 2017 Jun 2017 July 2017 Aug 2017

Week of 27 June
2-Day Staff Training in Singapore
Sep 2017 Oct 2017 Nov 2017 Dec 2017
WHEN?

10 23 Sep
Group 1: Part 1: Vietnam
Group 2: Part 1: Thailand

23 Sep 6 Oct
Group 1: Part 2: Singapore
Group 2: Part 2: Singapore

11 24 Mar 2018
Group 3: Part 1: Indonesia
Group 4: Part 1: Philippines

24 Mar 6 Apr 2018

Group 3: Part 2: Singapore
Group 4: Part 2: Singapore
 Programme Outline
ASEAN (2 weeks) | SINGAPORE (2 weeks)

Day 1 & 2 Day 3 Day 4-5 Day 6-8 Day 9-10 Day 11 Day 12 Day 13 Post AYIA

1-Day Building &

Orientation Project Empathy & Co- Refinement Gallery
ASEAN Design Ideas & Project
| Opening Discussion Immersion creation & Planning Walk &
2 weeks Thinking Building Continuity
ceremony & Planning (homestay) (by community Closing
Workshop for community)

Day 1-2 Day 3 Day 4-5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8-11 Day 12 Day 13-14

SINGAPORE Project
2 weeks Orientation Project Innovation & Singapore Gallery
Recap & Tedtalk Pledge an
| Opening Reflection Entrepreneurs & Its Inno+Action Walk &
Discussion (VCs/SMEs) action
ceremony & Sharing hip Cultures Sharing

The flow of the activities planned in this programme may change without prior notice
WHAT IS EXPECTED OF THE HOST INSTITUTION

Responsibilities in home country Support we provide

To host 28 AYIA students from 11 countries. Programme and instructional materials.

To provide 3 facilitators and 1 coordinator

Funding
(2-day training in Singapore will be provided)

To co-design and execute the first part of the One facilitator/chaperone from
programme independently. Singapore.

To facilitate 3 projects within the 2-week period.

To design an immersive homestay experience which

promotes empathetic study in the lives of the
users/communities.

To promote leadership building in the students.

 Facilitators
1. An effective communicator, both in English and communication skills.
2. An experienced facilitator on learning outside the classroom environment.
3. A good team player but effective when independent.
Recruitment Consideration

4. Willing to facilitate a project on innovation for two weeks.

Student participants
1. Can communicate clearly in English.
2. A good team player but effective when independent.
3. Willing to learn and work with the communities/villagers on innovation.
4. Curious.
5. Able to spend 4 weeks in the programme either in Sep/Oct 2017 or Mar/Apr 2018.
 For Participating Institutions Commitments

By 31 Mar 2017 To confirm partnership with SPI

Submit names of 3 facilitators and 1 coordinator for 2-day training
By 21 April 2017
in Singapore.
Submit 10 student names. Refer to the registration form.
Group 1 2 students
By 31 May Group 2 2 students
Group 3 3 students
Group 4 3 students

Week of 27 June 2017 2-Day AYIA Training (Staff) in Singapore

WHATS NEXT

Group 1: Fly to Thailand. Part 1 begins.

10-23 Sep 2017
Group 1 & Group 2: Fly to Vietnam. Part 1 begins.
Group 2
23 Sep 6 Oct 2017 Groups 1 and 2 fly to Singapore. Part 2 begins.

Group 3: Be in Indonesia. Part 1 begins.

11 24 Mar 2018
Group 3 & Group 4: Fly to Philippines. Part 1 begins.
Group 4
24 Mar 6 Apr 2018 Groups 3 and 4 fly to Singapore. Part 2 begins.