The Story of Bullying in Schools
08/31/22 4:09 PM
Youth for Christ KwaZulu Natal Interns alongside their co-ordinator Nkululeko Malepane have been visiting schools around Pietermaritzburg to spread awareness about bullying.
A KICK START TO THE NEW YEAR
02/15/21 11:19 AM
Youth for Christ welcomed new volunteers as part of the Internship Program which equips local volunteers in child/youth and community based work. They receive formal training and gain practical experience in community development as they work along trained staff.
PROBLEM SOLVING SUPERHEROES
09/4/19 1:41 PM
Internship project beneficiaries went camping at L’abri in Pietermaritzburg from the 13th to 16th of August 2019. The camp unfolded with the interns participating in various activities, such as fashion, mind games, fashion show and group discussions.
INTERNSHIP PROJECT PARTNERS WITH ONE LIFE CHURCH TO EMPOWER MISSIONARY STUDENTS
08/2/19 9:00 AM
Internship Coordinator, Stacie Adams and One Life Church team (Destiny Leadership Academy) conducted training sessions for the missionary students on the 15th, 22nd and 29th of July 2019.
Adams said the project partnered with the church with the aim of empowering and developing student missionaries. “This is our 3rd year training the students at One Life Church. We provide training on devotions, life and leadership skills”, explained Adams.
INTERNSHIP TRAINING SESSIONS KICKED OFF
02/11/19 8:27 AM
YFC/KZN Internship training kicked off last week in Durban and Pietermaritzburg. The Internship Coordinator, Stacie Adams who was speaking during a training session that was held on Tuesday, 05 February 2019, said the project has 30 interns this year.
Adams said she had a great time with the previous group of interns and hope the 2019 group will excel and make use of this incredible opportunity. “The new interns are full of energy and enthusiasm. I hope the program will assist them to acquire skills, knowledge and technics that will be useful for their personal development and growth”, explained Adams.
YFC/KZN 2018 INTERNS GRADUATE
12/11/18 10:00 AM
The Internship Project beneficiaries graduated on Friday, 30 November 2018. The graduation ceremony that was held at the City Life Church in Umhlanga unfolded with the interns performing and demonstrating the things they learnt throughout the year.
The graduation ceremony was graced by the presence of the Internship Mentors and Project Directors, Mpho Ngidi and Sboniso Nzuza. The Internship Coordinator, Stacie Adams said the 2018 interns received certificates for their service, dedication and completion of the program. “Mentors and some of the interns also received awards for attendance and submission of assignments”, said Adams.
Internship – Training
08/21/18 10:55 AM
Equipping and skilling our interns is vital to their growth and development for future success.
During the last two weeks, the Interns that are part of the Internship Programm had training. The topics covered were group work and professionalism. With journaling, sessions and games the interns learn more about all different aspects of being a Team player and Professional, which will help them a lot in the work with the children.
Internship – Plastic Pollution
06/5/18 12:18 PM
On Sunday was international Earth day to raise awareness about Plastic pollution that it is poisoning the oceans and land, injuring marine life, and affecting our health.
The Internship Project took that as a chance and talked about Plastic Pollution in their training. They looked at the problem of plastic and how it doesn’t decompose.
They also talked about the problem of single-use plastic and what they could personally do to make an impact (eg using reusable bags for shopping and sharing the information with others).
They also used some plastic rubbish and recycled them into containers, toys, jewellery etc. to learn to reuse plastic instead of throwing it away.
Internship Programme
02/7/18 11:25 AM
We are excited to introduce you to our new Khayalethu and Tennyson House Interns. This year we have 6 Interns in Pietermaritzburg and 9 in Durban.
We wish them all the best for their new job, training and a successfull year with YFC.
I learnt so much
09/29/15 11:30 AM
I have learnt so much about children, children’s rights and responsibilities, the importance of playing, how to play and entertain children, games, different learning styles, creative facilitation techniques, filler games and ice breakers, intentional conversations, being more professional, appropriate CV writing, interviews, problem solving, to open the bible, to work with people, to give children support and love, to understand children and the importance of planning and hoping
