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DONE programme 2014

David Hanna · 2014-06-30 · Source: tparents.org

30th June 2014

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Dear brothers and sisters,

After the successful completion of the DONE educational programme in 08/09, 09/10,

10/11, 11/12, 12/13 and 13/14, we are happy to announce the seventh year of the

DONE programme, starting this September 2014.

DONE 014 (Development Of New Environments)

The educational training programme DONE 014 is designed for Second Generation over

18 years old who are interested to go through spiritual training and education;

strengthening their life of faith, deepening their relationship with God, True Parents and brothers and sisters. This is a programme which is open to those who have just graduated high school as well as those young adults who want to take time for their spiritual education at a later stage in life.

Dates: 24th September – 20th December 2014. (Exact dates will be confirmed later within the acceptance letter.)

Location: Slovakia and other European countries. Program will start and end in

Slovakia, arrival and departure from Bratislava or Vienna.

! 40 days of fundraising training (4 periods of 10-­‐12 days).

! 20-­‐30 days of education (Divine Principle studies, Intercultural Communication

Training, Communication and Management Basics Training, Character and

Personal Growth Education; Mountain Challenge; Social Skills and

Relationships training)

! 4-­‐5 days of service projects (1-­‐2 projects)

! Other workshops and travelling time as a DONE group

Applicants and programme fee: DONE 014 is limited for 21 participants. The registration fee is 800 EUR for each participant.

DONE 014 is a training programme comprised of an educational period, fundraising training periods, service projects and other educational and bonding experiences as brothers and sisters.

DONE provides a platform for young adult 2nd Generation to have exposure to down-­‐to-­‐ earth education and care in aspects of building their relationship to God and furthering their understanding of life. It gives them a chance to make their spiritual knowledge more profound as well as learning useful skills and wisdom for life, and creating strong bonds of friendship which will be of lasting benefit.

DONE aims to provide participants with the opportunity to strengthen their confidence and maturity so that they can believe in making a positive difference in this world; and

DONE 014 programme

© European Second Generation Department 2014 that they make a positive contribution and take a lead in developing new environments wherever they go and whatever they do.

Applications:

Send fully filled application form to done.europe@gmail.com. Please see the attached application form.

Deadline for applications is 10th July 2014 and confirmation letter of acceptance will be sent out latest by 10th August 2014. As a part of the application form we want to ask all applicants to send their CV, a motivation letter explaining why you want to apply to

DONE (approx. 200 words or more), and a self-­‐reflection letter noting your strong and weak points.

If you have any questions, address them to done.europe@gmail.com or call Julius on:

00421.905.430.939.

Potential follow-­‐up to DONE programme:

Every year there is an option to join and create a follow-­‐up programme prepared as

‘DONE Mission 1’, which is organised based upon the successful completion of the DONE programme. It takes place in the winter and spring of the following year in the period between February and May. There is a break of about 4-­‐7 weeks between DONE and the next follow-­‐up. The structure and content of the follow-­‐up is designed at the end of

DONE programme, by the staff and participants, and provides the chance to go deeper and have new experiences e.g. international projects, service projects, leadership training, organising HARP education. For some, the 3 months of DONE is a great start to move on to other plans for the remainder of the year, or before returning to work or education. However, you can consider it in advance as something to factor into your plans – to make the most of the whole year.

There is another chance to follow-­‐up DONE during the late spring and the summer 2015, as a staff or supporter of educational activities for Blessed Children organized by the

ESGD. Therefore, you can potentially use the whole academic year 2014/15 to receive training and then give something back in follow-­‐up programmes designed as a chance to put the training into practice and grow further.

On behalf of the ESGD

Julius Alexy

Patrick Hanna

DONE 014 programme

© European Second Generation Department 2014

DONE 014 Application form 1. Personal and family information

Family name: Title(Mr.,Ms., Dr.,Pres.):

Date of birth: Place of birth:

Citizenship:

Place of permanent residence:

Contact phone number:

E-mail address:

Parents’ Blessing:

Father’s name:

Father’s citizenship:

Father’s occupation:

Mother’s name:

Mother’s citizenship:

Mother’s occupation:

2. Curriculum vitae

3. Motivation letter

(Describe in around 222 words the motivation and reason why you wish to attend DONE 014)

4. Strengths and weaknesses

(List 4-7 personal qualities which you consider to be your strong points and 4-7 features which you regard as your weak points.)