RCRC Steps Up Vocational Service Projects

October was the Vocational Service Month and in a move to

revive the tradition of the club for being at the forefront of

this Rotary service,the Vocational Service Director Thomas Graf unveiled the plan on Vocational Service for the current  Rotary Year.These include organizing:

·  Seminar : 

   "Developing Leadership Stature of Emerging Leaders" for Rotaractors: 27 October  2012,conducted by PP Tengku Sri Indra for 20 Rotaractors and Interactors. 

·  Visits to DAS: 

·  Career Symposium : 

   17 November for about 300 to 400 students at TPJC involving both Interactors and Rotaractors

·  Vocational Visits: 

Vocational visits to institutions such as the Supreme

Court,the Regency Hospital in Johor.Participants would also

be Rotarians,Interactors and Rotaractors.

     Leadership Seminar for Rotaractors and Interactors

  “Clear presentation is the result 

of Clear Thinking.” says Tengku Indra

      A total of 20 Rotaractors and Interactors turned up at the seminar organized by the Club's Vocational Service held at the DAS Training Center,Bukit Timah Road on 27 October 2012. Led by PP Tengku Indra,the seminar covered a specific topic on "How to develop Leadership Stature for Emerging Leaders"with focus on the Art of Making Effective Presentations.

Seminar Leader Tengku Indra

    
  The main thesis of Tengku's seminar was "Clear presentation is the result of clear thinking." With this underlying message,Tengku outlined five common mistakes made by leaders when communicating with a group.These were:

         1. Lack of Preparation
        2. Too Much Information were presented
        3. Lack of Structure in the presentation
        4. The abuse of Power Point slides
        5. No SPARK  to excite the audience

Participants were made to conduct extemporaneous

presentations and received feedback from Tengku on their

strengths and areas for improvements when making an

extemporaneous speech.

The seminar was also attended by PP Ron Pereira and Rtn 

Corina Lai who had sponsored the use of the venue on 

behalf of DAS.