[GLN EC Keangnam] Topic 15/07: Competition

                                                                                           

In its everyday sense, competition has ever existed in a corner of our life. As you may see in some races, each competitor fights to the last breathe with a hope of becoming the winners. Some people believe that the presence of competition could give our society favorable conditions to move forwards while others worry that it can be harmful to our healthy competition environment. What is your point of view? Have you ever experienced such a fierce competition which may cause stressful and affect negatively on our life? Or in any case you could gain benefits from competitive environment?  Let’s come and share with us in such an excited meeting ever on Sunday, 15^th, July!

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GLN ENGLISH CLUB KEANGNAM

COMPETITION

2:30 pm, Saturday, 15^th July 2012

10^th Floor, Keangnam Office Building, Pham Hung Str, Tu Liem Dist,  Ha Noi.

2:30 – 2:45: Introducing GLN EC Keangnam

·        GLN Dance

·        Brief introduction of the new branch

2:45 – 3:00: Breaking the ices

·        Make friends

3:00 – 3:20: Warming – up

·        Play an exciting game

3:20 – 4:00: Discussing in pairs

·    Have you ever spent any competitions in life? Share with us in detail

·   What is competition in your point of view? Could you give some features of a  common competition?

·   Could you tell us some signs showing unhealthy competition? (i.e. in business, in love, in workplace, and so on). How can it negatively affect our life?

·  Could you suggest some solutions to minimize bad effects of unhealthy competitions to make our life better?

4:00 – 4:10: Watching a short video

4:10  - 4:45:  Working in groups

·        You are from a company which produces soft drink. There are three investors who would like to invest in your company. Let’s make an advertisement for one of your product as attractive as possible to persuade them invest in your company.

      4: 45 – 5:30: Free talk