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Orientation Tour with Nation Builders Academy-Global University

The Orientation Tour at Nation Builders Academy is a comprehensive introductory course designed to welcome new students and familiarize

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Orientation Tour with Nation Builders Academy-Global University
Course Description:

The Orientation Tour at Nation Builders Academy-Global University is a comprehensive introductory course designed to welcome new students and familiarize them with the academy's values, resources, and opportunities. This course aims to ensure a smooth transition into the academic and social life of the academy, setting the foundation for a successful and fulfilling educational journey.

Course Components:

Welcome Session

Description: A warm welcome by the academy's leadership, including an introduction to the vision, mission, and core values of Nation Builders Academy-Global University.
Activities: Meet-and-greet with faculty, staff, and fellow students; overview of the academy's history and achievements.
Campus Tour

Description: A guided tour of the academy's state-of-the-art facilities, including classrooms, laboratories, libraries, recreational areas, and student support services.
Activities: Exploration of key areas on campus; demonstrations of available technologies and resources.
Academic Overview

Description: Detailed information on academic programs, course structures, and graduation requirements. Introduction to the curriculum, grading system, and academic policies.
Activities: Presentations by department heads; Q&A sessions with academic advisors.
Student Life and Extracurricular Activities

Description: Insight into the vibrant student life at Nation Builders Academy, including clubs, organizations, sports, and cultural events.
Activities: Information booths, student organization fair, interactive sessions with current students.
Community Engagement and Service Learning

Description: Introduction to the academy's commitment to community service and civic responsibility. Overview of volunteer opportunities and community projects.
Activities: Presentations on past and upcoming community initiatives; sign-up opportunities for service projects.
Global Perspectives

Description: Overview of international exchange programs, study abroad opportunities, and global partnerships that enhance the educational experience.
Activities: Testimonials from students who have participated in global programs; information on application processes and requirements.
Support Services and Resources

Description: Introduction to the various support services available to students, including academic counseling, mental health services, career guidance, and financial aid.
Activities: Workshops on time management, stress management, and career planning; tours of support service offices.
Orientation Wrap-Up

Description: A closing session to review key information, answer any remaining questions, and reinforce the academy's commitment to student success.
Activities: Group discussions, feedback collection, and a closing ceremony with refreshments and networking opportunities.
Outcome: By the end of the Orientation Tour, students will have a thorough understanding of the Nation Builders Academy's environment, resources, and community, equipping them with the confidence and knowledge needed to thrive in their academic and personal endeavors.

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Hiroua Goare Bienvenu

CEO/FOUNDER,SENIOR ASSOCIATE

Hiroua Goare Bienvenu is a seasoned professional with a robust background in business administration, strategic management, and organizational leadership. With extensive expertise in research methodologies, Hiroua is dedicated to providing innovative solutions to complex business challenges through a blend of academic rigor and practical application.

Leadership and Diplomatic Roles: Hiroua has served as the Director of Diplomatic Protocol and Multinational Coordinator for the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) in Cameroon and Chad from 2021 to 2023. In this capacity, he managed diplomatic relations, coordinated official acts and ceremonies related to foreign policy, and led the reception of new ambassadors. He was also responsible for overseeing IHRC's activities and administration in Central Africa, coordinating volunteer efforts, and maintaining adherence to organizational values.

International Consulting and Research: Hiroua's experience extends to international consulting, where he contributed to research on the status of teenage pregnancy in Africa and assessed capacities to prevent and respond to violence against children. His work involved primary data collection, key informant interviews, and proposing roadmaps for improving legislative and policy capacities.

Educational Background: Hiroua holds multiple advanced degrees, including a Master in International Trade and Investment Law in Africa from the University of Dschang-Cameroon, a Master in Hotel Management and International Tourism from the European School of International Business School of Hotel & Tourism Management in Tunisia, and a Master in Business Administration - Management from the Vocational Technical Training Center for Construction and Business Management in Chad. He also has a Bachelor in International Relations and Conflict Resolution from the University of Buea-Cameroon.

Professional Development and Certifications: Hiroua has earned numerous professional certificates, including courses in business management and strategic leadership from the London School of Business Administration, and has been recognized for his volunteer service with the President's Volunteer Service Award (Gold) in the USA. He has also received a Silver Medal and Certificate of Silver Badge of Honor from the IHRC for his contributions to human rights protection.

Volunteerism and Humanitarian Efforts: With eight years of experience working with international and national NGOs across Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Switzerland, Hiroua has proven expertise in diplomacy, negotiation, international cooperation, and humanitarian coordination. He is adept at grant writing, project planning, and managing humanitarian activities.

Youth Leadership and Disaster Risk Reduction: Hiroua has demonstrated leadership as a youth through various roles and has been actively involved in disaster risk reduction. His ability to coordinate and manage organizational activities, coupled with his expertise in research and training, highlights his commitment to making impactful contributions to society.

Languages and Technical Skills: Fluent in both French and English, Hiroua is skilled in using various software tools, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Canva, and Photoshop.

Leisure Interests: In his leisure time, Hiroua enjoys traveling, engaging in exchanges, networking, and participating in service and restoration activities.

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