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The Prime Minister's Global Fellowship

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On their return all Fellows automatically became part of the Prime Minister's Global Fellowship Alumni, a network of active globally minded young people in England tasked with sharing their experiences and learning from the Fellowship experience on local and national platforms, to raise awareness of
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The first two weeks involved daily language classes, combined with cultural activities and visits. This part of the programme was designed to give practical language skills and an understanding of etiquette and culture. The activities and visits were aimed at giving an insight into the contrasts
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and learning what a positive role those on the programme can play in the process. The programme was typically split into three parts; two weeks language and cultural immersion, two weeks in a local school and staying with a host family, and two weeks as the guest of a global company.
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The middle fortnight was centered on staying with a peer from the host country. By experiencing school life while living with a host family, Fellows got the opportunity to compare how education can shape the expectations of young people on opposite sides of the world.
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programme (previously The Prime Minister's Global Fellowship) worked with 18- and 19-year-old students from England to give them a strong foundation in interacting with one of the three major emerging economies. It began in 2008 and ended in 2011, was funded by the
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to investigate issues of culture, language, education and global enterprise. The fully funded six week journey was an investigation into the social, economic and environmental effects of
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The programme ended in March 2011 as investment was focused elsewhere.
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Every year in July and August 100 young people were sent to
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Prime Minister's Global Fellowship
Department for Education
British Council
Brazil
China
India
globalisation
emerging economies
B&Q
Kingfisher
Cadbury Schweppes
Cambridge University Press
G4S
GKN
Hays plc
HSBC
IMI plc
KPMG
Pearson Education
RSA Insurance Group
Royal Dutch Shell
Tata Consultancy Services
Virgin Atlantic
Jones Lang Lasalle
Arup
Natura
Britain
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