Exchange Programme
From sports and arts to leadership and community engagement, students explore diverse opportunities that nurture holistic development.
Exchange Programme
From sports and arts to leadership and community engagement, students explore diverse opportunities that nurture holistic development.
Student Educator Meetup
Amity Career Counselling and Guidance Cell (ACCGC), in collaboration with the College Board, organised a ‘Student Educator Meetup’ at AIS Noida. The event became a successful platform for collaboration and learning, benefitting the students who wish to aim for higher education opportunities abroad.
"More than 100 students from Amity Group of Schools in Delhi/NCR engaged in insightful discussions about international education opportunities, application processes, and college admissions, with the delegates from the world’s top ranked universities, including Ivy League like Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Columbia University, Boston University, University of Cambridge, Indiana University, Vanderbilt & HKUST to name a few. They also had the unique opportunity to interact with Rushi Sheth, Vice President (international), College Board; Meenakshi Kachroo Chatta, Senior Director, South and Central Asia; James Zika, Senior Director, Planning and Operations; Scott Smith, Director, International Higher Education; and Mehak Verma, Outreach Manager, South and Central Asia & K-12 schools’ lead, India."
A Science exhibition showcasing the top innovative projects of students from Amity Schools in Delhi/NCR and The Global Times, Amity’s registered youth newspaper, was also organised, highlighting the creativity, critical thinking, and innovative spirit of Amitians.
NURTURING LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
A delegation of seven students and two teachers of NikolausVon-Kues Gymnasium, Germany participated in Nurturing Leadership Program The program was launched in 2015 and has been organised with 8 countries earlier, namely Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, France, Switzerland, Denmark, Netherlands, and Germany. The German students experienced an enriching exposure to Indian traditions at the homes of host families they stayed with.
"During their stay in India, they visited several historical sites in Delhi, Jaipur and Agra as well as the sprawling campus of Amity University, Jaipur. They also visited Goethe Institute and met Dr Marla Stukenberg, director, Max Muller Bhavan. At AIS Noida, they learnt the Indian traditional art of Bandhej and carried the dupattas they made back home with them as mementos. They also met Amitasha students who to everyone’s delight interacted with them in German."
Christian Franzen, a teacher from Germany, also taught chemistry to Class X students of AIS Noida. The German delegation was accorded a warm farewell at a ceremony graced by the Chairperson, along with Puneet Kaur, Head of educational program, and Shilpa Sharma, Project Manager from Goethe Institute, and host parents. Parents also shared their experience of hosting German students. German teachers Christian Franzen and Franziska Renée Bauer thanked the Chairperson and Amity for their warm hospitality.