Ambassadors and members, how they connect and interact
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A brief overview: how we work and where we want to go ... |
Members ... |
are intelligent and responsible adults who think and act for themselves.
They join The GlobalNatives.Club to establish their own partnerships and to make their own decisions, they don't need to be chaperoned. However: along the way some of them come across questions that are better answered in their own language. Occasionally specific information is required - about their own country or about the country of a potential exchange partner. They might have questions relating to culture, climate, infrastructure, legal framework (visa regulations are a relevant factor !), educational systems or other local or national specifics. |
Ambassadors ... |
... our global team of local experts.
Ambassadors are our extended arm in a member family's country of residence. They speak the language, know the mentality, understand local conditions. When asked for advice or help they will find highly individual answers. They contribute to the Global Natives' Wiki with constant additions and updates of all relevant information about their territory. Local host families and interested visitors should eventually find most of their questions answered there; their unanswered questions will provide our ambassadors with a constant flow of impulses for new contributions. |
Members ... |
were non-members once, naturally, until one day they found out about the wealth
of opportunities the GlobalNatives.Club holds for them. So they joined to give their kids almost unlimited chances to reach their full potential. |
Ambassadors ... |
make sure that more and more families know this. They spread the message.
Our ambassadors make innovative use of social networks, of the media and of word-of-mouth to give parents and kids in their territory access to the world's number one network for global citizens' partnerships. |
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