Rotary International District 9640

District 9640 promotes the programs that motivate, educate and provide real life experiences to help mould our young people into fine citizens and future leaders.

The 3 "R" seminars are aimed at different age groups but take similar forms as they are all intensive personal and leadership development experiences.

RYPEN
ROTARY YOUTH PROGRAM OF ENRICHMENT

Age: 14-16 (inclusive)
Camp date: Feb 12 to 14, 2010
Cost - $230.00
Camp Bornhoffen
Chairperson: Sandy Foote
PO Box 541, NERANG QLD 4211

Mobile: 0448 111 323

E-mail: sandrafoote@dodo.com.au

Application Form

RYPEN Brochure

RYTS
REGIONAL
YOUTH TRANSITION
SEMINAR

Year 11 & 12 Students
Camp Bornhoffen
4 - 10 December 2010
Cost $450
Chairman: Ken Barker
Phone: 02 6734 2333
E-mail: kjbarker48@gmail.com

Application forms available here

RYTS Brochure

RYTS letter to Club Presidents

RYTS Bulletin

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ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS

RYLA D9640 Bulletin

Date | January 29 - February 4, 2011
Location | Koonjewarre Accommodation and Activity Centre
Cost | $500 per awardee
Applications | Open to youth aged
19-28 years, living within District 9640.
Chairman | Bill White
E: williamlouiswhite@yahoo.com.au
P: 0413 334 353

Team Leader | Andrew Bradley
E: teamleader@ryla9640.org
P: 0403 882 928

Secretary | Troy Lawlor
E: secretary@ryla9640.org
P: 0408 071 043

>>> Applications for the 2011 RYLA
Seminar close November 30, 2010

RYLA application form

RYLA brochure

RYLA FAQ letter

Rotary International's RYLA site

We seek suitably qualified young people to participate in a program which offers students aged 16 - 18 years, an opportunity to live in another country for up to 12 months and participate in the family, academic and community life of that country. The committee selects and trains out bound students; organises and counsels inbound students and counsels rebound students who participate in the program.

Go to D9640 YEP site for all information.

ROTEX
Returned exchange students alumni. Provides assistance to District Youth Exchange committee as well as being a contact for rebound students.

SCIENCE EXPERIENCE

A 3 day non-residential science program designed for students entering Year 10. Seminars are held at selected Universities in January.

HONEYWELL ENGINEERING SUMMER SCHOOL (NSW Schools Only)

A one week residential program for students entering year 12 in January of the following year. Opportunity to attend lectures at Australian Universities on various engineering disciplines.

NATIONAL YOUTH SCIENCE FORUM (NYSF)

A two week long school which is held in January, in Canberra. This forum is a career orientated youth program for science students who will have completed year 11.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY (MUNA)

Model United Nations Assembly has the aim of building bridges of goodwill for world peace and understanding in the minds of youth. The main aims of MUNA are:

To develop in students an awareness of the United Nations and the international situation of other countries.
To enable students to improve their public speaking and debating skills.
To encourage them to make sympathetic and informed comments on world problems and share their opinions and friendships with students from other schools.

INTERACT

Assists with the formation of a service and social organisation for students between 14-18 years who meet regularly to promote International understanding and service to the community. Interact Clubs can be school or community based.

YOUTH SUICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAM

This committee promotes the awareness of the serious problem of youth suicide and provides information to clubs and individuals with the aim of reducing the incidence of youth suicide.

ADVENTURE IN CITIZENSHIP

This is a week long camp held in Canberra structured so as to stimulate year 11 delegates to think about Australia it's political culture, its economy and it's legal system.