JRYC Rwanda 2019-2020 Membership Application

Japan-Rwanda Youth Cooperation (JRYC) is a student-led organization between students of UR-Huye campus and students from Japan.

As the name suggests, the mission of JRYC is to enhance a mutual understanding between students from both sides through collaborative activities, conferences and study tours on both sides of the world..

Every year JRYC Rwanda renew its membership where new members are recruited. If you are interested in joining, feel free to apply!

Procedure: 
1. Follow this link: JRYC Rwanda 2019-2020 application form
2. Fill in the form according to your maximum  capacity
3. Submit the form before the deadline.
4. Frequently check your email for application decision to not miss your interview if short listed.

N.B: There are some smart phones that do not support Google Forms system. Thus, while filling in your application form, you are strongly recommended to use a computer.

Application deadline is set on December 30, 2019, 11:59 PM.

Candidates selected for interview will be notified on January 9, 2020. The interview is scheduled to take a place on January 16, 2020

All the bests!


JRYC Rwanda Team

Comments

  1. Turiken Tours and Car RentalsDecember 16, 2019 at 9:17 AM

    Turiken Tours and Car Rentals is a registered company with the specialty of car rental in Rwanda, car rental in Uganda and facilitating the tourists to their destinations.

    Our Most Popular Tours:
    Tour Of King Palace Nyanza
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  2. UnknownDecember 18, 2019 at 9:22 AM

    I am very happy for applying to this cooperation among Japanese youth and Rwandan youth.This is because I am sure that will help in the future development of units among our country and Japan.Really it is very important to me and Rwandan youth generally because will definitely develop well our own talent and our relationship within our neighbors.so for me this will be very helpful with my friends.

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