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Ship for World Youth - Don’t Miss the Boat!
The Ship for World Youth (SWY) is a unique international youth exchange programme run and sponsored by the Cabinet Office of the Government of Japan.
 Young people between the ages of 18-30 are invited to apply for a placement on the Ship for World Youth programme.
The programme’s aim is to broaden the participants’ international
perspectives by involving them in various activities both
onboard the Ship, and in the port of call countries (the Kingdom of
Tonga and New Zealand). These activities include; seminars, sports
events and workshops.
Approximately 140 foreign young people from 12 countries and 120 young
people from Japan live together on board the ship for 42 days and
deepen their friendship, and understanding. This year, two ports of
call will be made during the journey in the Kingdom of Tonga and New
Zealand.
This is a great opportunity for young people to meet like-minded
individuals from countries such as South America, Asia, the Middle
East, Europe, and of course Japan.
Successful New Zealand candidates for the 2009 Ship for World Youth are:
- Anthony Karauria - Gisborne
- Natalie Morgan - Auckland
- Neill Ballantyne - Dunedin
- Kieran Brown - Wellington
- Renée Hitchings - New Plymouth
- Sarah Langford - Auckland
- Sanele Chadwick - Wellington
- Suzanne Garnett - Invercargill
- Areti Metuamate - Wellington
- Claire Pettigrew - Wellington
- Ezekiel Robson - Manurewa
- Te Kau Ma Rua Ashby - Tuakau
More information about the programme can be found at www.swynz.org.nz.
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