“Autumn Session”
What do you think people mean when they talk about “heritage”? Do they mean old buildings and dusty museums? Are they talking about festivals and feast days, or religion and rituals? What about traditional music and dance, handicrafts and paintings? Of course, it should mean all these, which shape our identity. These can be tangible objects, like the temples and stupas or things you can feel, see but can’t touch, like folk songs and legends etc. The important thing is that everyone should recognize that they are important and we have a responsibility to protect them.
We Kathmandu 2020 in association with “UNESCO” are going to organize a program of “Young Heritage Guide Training”.
Are you willing to be a Young Heritage Guide?
After training participants have to work as “Young Heritage Guide” especially with school & college students.
Participate
ü Youth ages from 18 to 25
Program
ü Form submission: Till 31st Aug.
ü Confirmation for interview: 2-3rd Sep.
ü Interview: 4th Sep, 11 AM
ü Confirmation for training: 5-7th Sep.
ü Training: 8th Sep, 8 AM. (Whole day)
Contact
ü Office: Kathmandu 2020, Wise Use House,
Jwagal, Kupandole. Tel:555-0452, 5524188 Fax: 5553870
ü Email: nepalinfopark@gmail.com
ü Call : Manish Shrestha: 9803377216, 01-2305133
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
One World Fellowship available for senior broadcasters
Region :Worldwide
Application deadline: August 24, 2007
Senior radio and TV journalists from developing countries can apply for a chance to visit London through the One World Fellowships. Application deadline: August 24.
The One World Broadcasting Trust (OWBT) organizes the fellowships, scheduled for October 22 to November 2. Fellows get the opportunity to share ideas and concerns with British media by visiting various departments of the BBC, Sky News and LBC, as well as the Reuters news agency.
Applicants must be fluent in written and spoken English, between the ages of 30 and 40, and a senior-level broadcaster or on the way to management levels. The OWBT encourages applicants from developing countries and covers all international travel and expenses for approved fellows.
Completed application forms must include present employment, two letters of recommendation from the current employer, and a personal statement not to exceed 500 words (two pages of A4, font size 10, single-spaced) explaining why this fellowship would be beneficial.
To download an application: http://snipurl.com/1op4s. Completed packages should be sent to oneworld@owbt.org. For more information, contact Signe Glahn at signe@owbt.org, telephone +44 207 239 1422, or visit http://www.owbt.org
Application deadline: August 24, 2007
Senior radio and TV journalists from developing countries can apply for a chance to visit London through the One World Fellowships. Application deadline: August 24.
The One World Broadcasting Trust (OWBT) organizes the fellowships, scheduled for October 22 to November 2. Fellows get the opportunity to share ideas and concerns with British media by visiting various departments of the BBC, Sky News and LBC, as well as the Reuters news agency.
Applicants must be fluent in written and spoken English, between the ages of 30 and 40, and a senior-level broadcaster or on the way to management levels. The OWBT encourages applicants from developing countries and covers all international travel and expenses for approved fellows.
Completed application forms must include present employment, two letters of recommendation from the current employer, and a personal statement not to exceed 500 words (two pages of A4, font size 10, single-spaced) explaining why this fellowship would be beneficial.
To download an application: http://snipurl.com/1op4s. Completed packages should be sent to oneworld@owbt.org. For more information, contact Signe Glahn at signe@owbt.org, telephone +44 207 239 1422, or visit http://www.owbt.org
Sunday, August 5, 2007
Vote For Sagarmatha
Nepal has proposed Sagarmatha National Park to be listed in seven natural wonders of the world. The list has been opened to online voting by Heidi Webber and New Open Word Foundation.
Mount Everest and its surrounding has held its charm not only to the mountaineers but also people acoss the world. So much so that it has almost become an identity for Nepal, in foreign countries. The online voting at the website www.natural7wonder.com, can make it one of the 7 natural wonders of the world, if Sagarmatha National Park receives enough votes.
The voting survey will continue till 8th of August next year, by the end of which list of seven wonders out of 21 listed for now will be published.
So if you want Nepal’s representation in the top seven natural wonders of the world, go to the website http://www.natural7wonders.com/ and vote for Sagarmatha Park. I
Mount Everest and its surrounding has held its charm not only to the mountaineers but also people acoss the world. So much so that it has almost become an identity for Nepal, in foreign countries. The online voting at the website www.natural7wonder.com, can make it one of the 7 natural wonders of the world, if Sagarmatha National Park receives enough votes.
The voting survey will continue till 8th of August next year, by the end of which list of seven wonders out of 21 listed for now will be published.
So if you want Nepal’s representation in the top seven natural wonders of the world, go to the website http://www.natural7wonders.com/ and vote for Sagarmatha Park. I
Vote for Sagarmatha
Nepal has proposed Sagarmatha National Park to be listed in seven natural wonders of the world. The list has been opened to online voting by Heidi Webber and New Open word Foundation. ( www.natural7wonders.com)
Mount Everest and its surrounding has held its charm not only to the mountaineers but also people acoss the world. So much so that it has almost become an identity for Nepal, in foreign countries. The online voting at the website W-W-W dot Natural 7 wonders dot com, can make it one of the 7 natural wonders of the world, if Sagarmatha National Park receives enough votes.
The voting survey will continue till 8th of August next year, by the end of which list of seven wonders out of 21 listed for now will be published. So if you want Nepal’s representation in the top seven natural wonders of the world, go to the website www. Natural7wonders.com and vote for Sagarmatha Park.
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