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GSE GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

The Global Study Exchange (GSE) program fosters worldwide understanding by connecting young professionals aged 25-40 through educational and vocational experiences. Each year, approximately 500 GSEs are exchanged between international Rotary districts, involving 2,000 individuals. Participants, who are likely to become future Rotarians, engage in both cultural and vocational activities, deepening their understanding of different societies. The program encourages peace and intercultural dialogue while providing valuable professional growth opportunities within the Rotary framework.

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GSE GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

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  1. GSE GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

  2. Educational program • Vocational goals • Furthering of worldwide understanding • Approx. 500 GSEs per year • 500 GSEs X 4 persons  2.000 persons • approx. 2/3 become Rotarians

  3. GSE Group • 4 young professionals • non-rotarian • 25-40 years of age • district nationals, working in the district • min. 2 years in their profession • may stay away from work approx. 5 weeks • 1 Rotarian team leader

  4. GSE Study Vocational activities Cultural experiences Fellowship opportunities Rotarian Ideals of service Goal – furthering peace and the professional and intercultural understanding

  5. GSE Exchange • Two Rotarian Districts • of different parts of the world • send and receive young professionals • to each other, giving them the opportunity to get to know the other‘s • professional, • social and • cultural characteristics

  6. Procedure (Outbound) • Outbound GSE • all clubs in the District • are invited to nominate candidates • who assist to a hearing consisting of • a written test (politics, economy, culture, Rotary, the visited country, trivia) • an oral assessment by a jury (DG, PDGs,TRFC, GSEC, Team Leader)

  7. Procedure (Outbound) Written test (GSE hearing)

  8. Procedure (Inbound) • Inbound GSE • 6 clubs of the District (3 A, 1 BiH, 1 HR, 1 SLO) • are chosen to act as hosts for 3 to 5 days each • Each club in the District is expected to act as a host every 10 to 20 years

  9. Procedure (Inbound) • Host Club tasks • 1 contact person for GSEC • Home stay in Rotarian homes (preferred) • Organisation of program (min. 1 vocational day for each team member) • ½ day free, 1 weekend day free per week • Attendance of 1 Rotary meeting • Transport to next club

  10. GSE in 2008/09 Exchange with D7430 (Pennsylvania) • Inbound

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