Unlocking Opportunities: “EFEC’s Entrepreneur and EFEST’s Funding Division Collaboration at Riau University PKKMB Orientation"

    From the 10th to the 12th of August 2023, PKKMB activities took place at the University of Riau. During this event, the Entrepreneur Division used the opportunity to execute one of their work programs, which involved selling products. The purpose of this activity was to boost EFEST's funding. In this endeavor, the Entrepreneurs collaborated with Funding Efest, which had previously partnered with the Dear Waffle business to promote and sell its products.

    

    The products we offered for sale included waffles from Dear Waffle, as well as various products from Nutrihub, such as Nutrisari, Lokalate, and Hilo. This activity was conducted in two different locations: around the Dean's Building on the 11th and in the Open Space on the 12th, running from morning to evening.

    The waffle sales could be said quite successful because we attracted a significant number of waffle enthusiasts, resulting in long queues. This proved to be highly beneficial, particularly in increasing funding for EFEST. Consequently, the committee had to restock the waffle dough. Furthermore, SCs and EFEC Commissioners joined in to liven up the sales stand of the Entrepreneur and Funding divisions.

EFEC GOES TO PANTI: “Teaching at an Orphanage”

   The Public Relations Division held an EFEC SOV (Social of Visiting) event at Assohwah Orphanage on Saturday, August 26th, 2023. The activities themselves were carried out in the form of learning and playing together with the children and EFEC's members. The goal of this activity was to teach English to the orphanage children by providing basic English lessons, including verbs, names of animals, fruits, and more.

    To ensure that the learning experience was not boring, EFEC's members utilized media such as drawing boards and whiteboards to directly engage and interact with the children. During the process, the children were divided into two groups: Group 1 consisted of Elementary and Junior High School children, while Group 2 included High School children.

                           

  Group 2, also known as the Senior High School children, had the first opportunity to study together. They covered topics like verbs, tenses, and English vocabulary translation. For the Elementary and Middle School children, the material focused on recognizing the English alphabet, numbers in English, and translating simple English vocabulary.

    Following the teaching sessions, a quiz was conducted, dividing the children into several groups. The group that successfully answered the quiz received prizes, but ultimately, all groups, including all children, received prizes.

    

  After the prize distribution, the event was concluded by the MC, and a group photo session was held with the Assohwah Orphanage children and EFEC's members.

We hope that through this activity, the children at Assohwah Orphanage have gained valuable knowledge for their future!