U.S. Peace Corps in Armenia

Organizations

"The Peace Corps" was founded in 1961 by John F. Kennedy. Kennedy's order to strengthen world peace and friendship. Since then, more than 215 000 Peace Corps volunteers serve in more than 139 states. The Corps started its activities in 1992 at the invitation of the Government of Armenia. Currently 70 volunteers serving in the regions in which their activities are carried on two projects, "English as a Foreign Language" and "Community and Youth Development." The volunteers work in the 27 months to learn Armenian, get to know the culture.
The goals of the Peace Corps host country professional assistance as well as deepening the bilateral cooperation.
"Peace Corps" cooperates with YSU Alumni and Career Center.

Director:Charles Enciso

Address: Str. Charents, Building 33
Tel: + 374-10-513500, + 374-10-513501
Website: www.armenia.peacecorps.gov

Announcements

News

NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES BY THE JOINT SOCIAL SERVICE: INFORMATION MEETING AT YSU

On the initiative of YSU Alumni and Career Center, the joint social service of the RA Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, an information meeting was held on March 4 to introduce the students to the labor market and to present the existing vacancies.

THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE "PROMOTING YOUTH INCLUSION THROUGH EMPLOYMENT AND PARTICIPATION" PROGRAM TOOK PLACE

The goal of the project implemented within the framework of cooperation between YSU Alumni and Career Center and "Mandate of the Future" youth NGO is to neutralize the social isolation of vulnerable young people (displaced persons, refugees, socially vulnerable, etc.) by promoting their employment, economic and civic participation.

NEW JOB AND INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Today in YSU Hall after Schuman the representatives of YSU partner company met with the university students.