Discover RMIT Vietnam student clubs - Transcript
Discover RMIT student clubs and learn a new skill. This video highlights the benefits and skills learnt from joining various RMIT clubs.
Uplifting and inspirational music plays throughout.
[Opening title]
RMIT Student clubs
Visual: Scene of student from volleyball club and also scenes of the volleyball club in action on the court.
[Screen title] Teamwork
Tran Dang Phuong:
Participating in a club,
in the volleyball club just benefits.
I learned a lot about the teamwork and the leadership.
When I work with my team everybody they
have very different characteristics,
different talents. The key for success is they
have to combine the strength of each team
member to view the strongest team to
finish the last seasons. This is a good
change for our RMIT students to practice
and apply their knowledge in the real life.
Visual: Scene fades out.
[Screen title] Leadership
Visual: Student talking about the club she has joined and scenes of the club working on various activities.
Le Thi Thuy Trang:
Some of the leadership skills that we
have learned are incredible and have
opened up so many more opportunities in
life and in my own career. Particularly
some of the skills like time management,
teamwork management and some of those
you know nowhere else you can learn
rather than joining clubs in such
University or organization. So one of my
favorite quotes from John Adams that I
have is if your actions inspire others
to dream more, learn more, do more and
become more you are a leader.
Visual: Scene fades out.
[Screen title] Development
Visual: Mr Butler discusses the benefits of joining an RMIT club. Scenes of different clubs are shown throughout.
Mr. Christopher Butler, Office Managing Partner and Tax Market Leader (Ernst and Young Vietnam):
We hire people, we look at their
academic results but we want to see
another dimension
and I think being involved in a club an
association is something that adds to that
other dimension because you're
interacting with people in a different
environment, you're interacting with
people in a different way. Your doing
things different to what you normally do
and I think that adds a dimension.
You're also working with a number of
people in an informal environment where
you probably can't tell them what to do
you've got to bring them along with you
and that again is one of those skills I
think that is not easy to acquire but
you find in a large professional firm
that it's a pretty valuable skill in the
long run.
[Visual] Text on screen mixed with scenes of a dancing club, cheerleeding club, football club photography club and various other clubs at RMIT reads :
"Over 3,000 registered student club participants".
"Over 65 student clubs".
"Over 200 annual club events".
"Be involved".
"Be successful".
"RMIT student clubs".
[Closing credits]
RMIT University logo
www.rmit.edu.au
