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New feature: add a topic to your profile on WorldSupporter

New feature: add a topic to your profile on WorldSupporter

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How does it work to add your favorite topic to your profile?

  1. go to your profile page
  2. press the "Edit profile' button
  3. go to 'Preferences'
  4. go to the field 'Follow content of your favorite subject or organization on your own profile'
  5. start typing a name of the country or topic of your choice (your student organization, your study field or working field)
    • use 1 name only!
    • e.g.. are studying pedagogy or psychology in the Netherlands than use 'Amsterdam', Enschede', 'Groningen', 'Leiden', 'Nijmegen', 'Utrecht' or ' Alcmaeon', 'Labyrint', 'Emile','PAP' 'Versatile' or 'VIP'
  6. Press save at the end of the page

...and enjoy the latest updates en spotlight content of your chosen topic

 

 

WorldSupporters helping Smokey Projects in Manila, the Philippines

WorldSupporters helping Smokey Projects in Manila, the Philippines

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WorldSupporter & Smokey Projects in Manila, the Philippines

  • Smokey Projects aims to improve the living conditions in Baseco, and other slum areas in Tondo, Metro Manila.
  • Providing positive and meaningful impacts on those living in the slums have been our goal since the inception of Smokey. We have distributed relief goods and given qualitative training on talent development, health and disaster preparedness that will surely help the slum community cope with the daily challenges that they face. Cooperation and coordination with non-government organizations, people’s organizations and concerned individuals have been vital in successfully addressing these short to medium term social issues as we race to reach our goals.
  • Smokey Projects is initiated by one of the most active WorldSupporters, and is supported by the contributions of all!
  • Read more here

Smokey Slum Tours in Manila are up and running again!

  • Smokey Tours are not just tours. They offer experience, believing that deep experience equals deep insight. The tours and Smokey Projects are unique and honest; a testimony of changing times and our global interconnectedness. All tours are guided by well-trained local tour leaders, who come from underprivileged communities and are educated to run eye-opening tours around Metro Manila.
  • Bless the Children Foundation is the local organization in Metro Manila that is responsible for the booking of the tour9s) and the training of the tourleaders in the slums.
  • Read more here
Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year

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Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is one of the all-important Chinese holidays! Most Chinese people go home to celebrate this day together with family. The Chinese New Year is also known as the Spring Festival. The celebration starts well with paying off debts, a clean house and new clothes. The Chinese New Year is full of fireworks, dragon and lion dances.

The Chinese New Year begins every year between Jan. 21 and Feb. 20. If you are going to travel, during this period then it is helpful to make reservations because it can be crowded. All people in China have time off then.

The Chinese zodiac

Instead of months, the Chinese zodiac is based on the year of birth. Each year is related to an animal sign according to a 12-year cycle. The 12 animals are in order: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig.

Why are the animals in this order? According to a myth, the Jade Emperor said that the order is the order of arrival at the Jade Emperor's feast. The Ox had left the night before and would be first. The Tiger would arrive early the next morning and be second. The Rat had sneaked up on the Os and jumped off the Os when he caught sight of the Jade Emperor. This put the Ox and Tiger in second and third place. The fourth to arrive was the Rabbit, who is named as “proud - even a tad arrogant - of his speed. When the Rabbit arrived at the party, no one was there yet, so he decided to take a nap and came in fourth.

In 2024-2025, it is the year of the Wooden Dragon! The Dragon is known as a powerful symbol in Chinese culture. It is the only mythical animal in the Chinese zodiac and is often associated with luck, power and charisma. Wood represents nature, growth, expansion and renewal. Combined with the Dragon, which stands for strength and vitality. This may start to be a year of development. Progress with new initiatives, start-ups, technological innovations and sustainability innovations. It is the year of action! This applies specifically to the Dragon. You are Dragon if you were born in 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012 or you will be born next year.

In 2025-2026, it is the year of the Wooden Serpent! The Serpent is known to be mysterious and subtle. The Serpent brings an elegant and sophisticated influence. The Serpent is known for wisdom, knowledge, intelligence, intuition and creativity. Snakes are also characterized by luck, abundance, fertility and long life. Snakes shed their skin and renew themselves, representing rebirth and transformation. Snakes are also known for their negatives such as deception, jealousy and temptation. Snakes are enemies of the Dragon and Tiger. Snakes can be poisonous and their bite can lead to death. You are Snake if you were born in: 1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013 and 2025. The 2025 Wooden Snake is charming, intelligent and creative, as well as secretive and sometimes reckless. The year of the Wooden Serpent is going to be a year full of potential, innovation and possibilities. Use the positive sides of the Serpent, wisdom and intuition. 

 

 

JoHo vacancies: work at JoHo and develop yourself as administrative assistant for international affairs

JoHo vacancies: work at JoHo and develop yourself as administrative assistant for international affairs

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Administrative assistant for international affairs

Does JoHo suit you and do you suit JoHo?

  • JoHo is looking for reinforcement, so if you are looking for a job alongside your studies, maybe you would like to work as an 'Administrative assistant for international affairs'

What does it mean?

  • You are involved in the administrative processes surrounding the departure of students and travelers abroad
  • You support the processing of insurance policies for long stays abroad
  • You have an internal supporting role in administrative procedures and policies

What does it give you?

  • You work in an informal atmosphere and with an enthusiastic team
  • You work in a socially involved network organization that generates income to achieve its goals
  • You work in a versatile, growing and continuously changing organization
  • You have options to work between 5 and 24 hours a week. You work at the head office in Leiden

What are you taking with you?

  • You have experience with administrative work
  • You have competencies and skills such as being able to work accurately and analytically, flexibility, involvement, communication skills, results-orientedness and independence
  • You preferably have work and travel experience abroad
  • You live or study in Leiden or the surrounding area

For more information, opportunities or to apply take a look here!

There are plenty of opportunities and part-time options, also if you are looking for a permanent job after your studies, feel free to send an open application

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