FNS Administrator

Basically for planning any youth activities you want to do 3 things, Engage, Experience and End. To engage is to set the tone with clear and eloquent instructions. Then the learning must be something experienced. When they are actively involved they will have more chance of concentrating and remembering.

Have you ever sat in a meeting where you wished you had not turned up? If you are reading this, my guess is you had. Or you may even be the one who had called for the meeting and regretted it after the meeting got started.

No one is born with all the essential leadership qualities. Becoming a good leader requires important leadership skills. Learning and developing good leadership skills as a student leader will serve the student well when they leave a learning environment and step into the business world.

We appreciate you for your participation and support in our 2015 events. Thank you! We would like to celebrate with you some of our achievements last year and share some of our plans for 2016.

Professional Development Pathway with FNS 9 Jan 2016

Seven mothers, a father and Robert (not his real name), a single man of 37, were sitting in a circle to debrief the day’s happenings. They were a little exhausted but also filled with pride and a sense of satisfaction for what they had achieved.

First INIFAC English – Chinese bilingual webinar on 15 October 2015. CCF & CMF certification was presented and future plans for Facilitation in China discussed.

Shanghai 1st two CCFs – William Wu & Steven Five

1st Hangzhou OD Forum

1st Suzhou OD Forum

1st Shanghai OD Forum

First CCF in Singapore – Joey Ng