CLB Tiếng Anh Tài Chính ( FEC) - For a brighter future

CLB Tiếng Anh Tài Chính ( FEC) - For a brighter future

CÂU LẠC BỘ TIẾNG ANH TÀI CHÍNH
Finance English Club ( FEC)

I. Mục đích :

a. Giúp các thành viên trong CLB tăng cường khả năng tiếng Anh tài chính ( Financial English) để có thể giao tiếp , học hỏi và nắm bắt các cơ hội kinh doanh .
b. Quảng cáo, tăng cường học viên cho các khóa học Tiếng Anh tài chính, các chương trình du học?

II. Phương thức hoạt động

FEC hoạt động trên cơ sở phi lợi nhuận. Các thành viên đến tham gia sẽ không phải đóng phí trừ những trường hợp phát sinh như các hoạt động dã ngoại?.

III. Nội dung hoạt động

a. FEC sinh hoạt vào chiều thứ bảy hàng tuần từ 14h-16h tại SN 7A-Ngõ 850 Đường Láng. Buổi đầu tiên sẽ bắt đầu vào lúc 14h ngày thứ bảy:14.3.

b. FEC giúp các thành viên có cơ hội giao lưu với các doanh nghiệp chuyên về lĩnh vực tài chính và tiếp cận với tiếng Anh tài chính thông qua các bản tin bất động sản, tài chính, chứng khoán?

c. FEC giới thiệu cơ hội giao lưu với CLB Harsh-Cộng đồng người nước ngoài sinh sống tại HN.

IV Ban điều hành

Chủ nhiệm CLB: Mr Phạm Tuấn Sơn ( cựu học sinh Ams )- đã có kinh nghiệm du học và làm việc 4 năm học tại trường NUS ( ĐH Quốc gia Singapore ) trong lĩnh vực marketing và tài chính ( TOEFL: 650 ).


Mọi thông tin xin liên hệ:

Mr Phạm Tuấn Sơn-Chủ nhiệm CLB: 016.869.67868
Ms Phạm Nhuệ Giang-Bộ phận chăm sóc khách hàng: 0913.376.679

It sounds good. What a pity that I?Tm busy this week I?Tll attend the second offline.
Cheer up! Hope that FEC would strongly expand!

Được boyhn81 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 16:36 ngày 12/03/2009

oh, I will attend on Saturday. Nice to see you all

hay đấy, để đến xem sao

cảm ơn mọi người gọi điện và post bài. Gặp các bạn vào ngày mai

Hic, hôm nay mới biết, trễ quá rồi, hẹn các pác lần sau vậy, haizzzzzzzzzz

Rất vui vì hôm nay nhiều bạn tới buổi sinh hoạt của FEC . Hy vong CLB sẽ giúp đuợc nhiều hơn trong tiếng Anh tài chính.
Minh post bài essay hôm nay lên đây nhé. Gặp lại mọi người tuần sau.
Have a nice weekend.

Mouse Merchant [Diligence and Gratitude]
Once upon a time, an important adviser to a certain king was on his way to a meeting with the king and other advisers. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a dead mouse by the roadside. He said to those who were with him. "Even from such small beginnings as this dead mouse, an energetic young fellow could build a fortune. If he worked hard and used his intelligence, he could start a business and support a wife and family."
A passerby heard the remark. He knew this was a famous adviser to the king, so he decided to follow his words. He picked up the dead mouse by the tail and went off with it. As luck would have it, before he had gone even a block, a shopkeeper stopped him. He said, "My cat has been pestering me all morning. I''ll give you two copper coins for that mouse." So it was done.
With the two copper coins, he bought sweet cakes, and waited by the side of the road with them and some water. As he expected, some people who picked flowers for making garlands were returning from work. Since they were all hungry and thirsty, they agreed to buy sweet cakes and water for the price of a bunch of flowers from each of them. In the evening, the man sold the flowers in the city. With some of the money he bought more sweet cakes and returned the next day to sell to the flower pickers.
This went on for a while, until one day there was a terrible storm, with heavy rains and high winds. While walking by the king''s pleasure garden, he saw that many branches had been blown off the trees and were lying all around. So he offered to the king''s gardener that he would clear it all away for him, if he could keep the branches. The lazy gardener quickly agreed.
The man found some children playing in a park across the street. They were glad to collect all the branches and brush at the entrance to the pleasure garden, for the price of just one sweet cake for each child.
Along came the king''s potter, who was always on the lookout for firewood for his glazing oven. When he saw the piles of wood the children had just collected, he paid the man a handsome price for it. He even threw into the bargain some of his pots.
With his profits from selling the flowers and the firewood, the man opened up a refreshment shop. One day all the local grass mowers, who were on their way into town, stopped in his shop. He gave them free sweet cakes and drinks. They were surprised at his generosity and asked, "What can we do for you?" He said there was nothing for them to do now, but he would let them know in the future.
A week later, he heard that a horse dealer was coming to the city with 500 horses to sell. So he got in touch with the grass mowers and told each of them to give him a bundle of grass. He told them not to sell any grass to the horse dealer until he had sold his. In this way he got a very good price.
Time passed until one day, in his refreshment shop, some customers told him that a new ship from a foreign country had just anchored in the port. He saw this to be the opportunity he had been waiting for. He thought and thought until he came up with a good business plan.
First, he went to a jeweler friend of his and paid a low price for a very valuable gold ring, with a beautiful red ruby in it. He knew that the foreign ship was from a country that had no rubies of its own, where gold too was expensive. So he gave the wonderful ring to the captain of the ship as an advance on his commission. To earn this commission, the captain agreed to send all his passengers to him as a broker. He would then lead them to the best shops in the city. In turn, the man got the merchants to pay him a commission for sending customers to them.
Acting as a middle man in this way, after several ships came into port, the man became very rich. Being pleased with his success, he also remembered that it had all started with the words of the king''s wise adviser. So he decided to give him a gift of 100,000 gold coins. This was half his entire wealth. After making the proper arrangements, he met with the king''s adviser and gave him the gift, along with his humble thanks.
The adviser was amazed, and he asked, "How did you earn so much wealth to afford such a generous gift?" The man told him it had all started with the adviser''s own words not so long ago. They had led him to a dead mouse, a hungry cat, sweet cakes, bunches of flowers, storm damaged tree branches, children in the park, the king''s potter, a refreshment shop, grass for 500 horses, a golden ruby ring, good business contacts, and finally a large fortune.
Hearing all this, the royal adviser thought to himself, "It would not be good to lose the talents of such an energetic man. I too have much wealth, as well as my beloved only daughter. As this man is single, he deserves to marry her. Then he can inherit my wealth in ad***ion to his own, and my daughter will be well cared for."
This all came to pass, and after the wise adviser died, the one who had followed his advice became the richest man in the city. The king appointed him to the adviser''s position. Throughout his remaining life, he generously gave his money for the happiness and well being of many people.
The moral is: With energy and ability, great wealth comes even from small beginnings.

Cheer! Hẹn gặp lại tuần tới. Tuần này có anh Quốc đến club chia sẻ thật thú vị, rất mong mỗi tuần lại có 1 guest chia sẻ như vậy a nhé

Hôm nay nhận được lời mời đến giao lưu với FEC, chúc các bạn ngày một phát triển nhé...đây sẽ là ngôi nhà mới cho các ban...you''re welcome

Hay qua, hom nay moi biet,
Tuan sau nhat dinh se tham gia