Ibn Khaldun Assembly for Career Development

Introduction

Ibn Khaldun Assembly for Career Development (Assembly) is a part of Talents of Endearment.

Born on May 27, 1332 in Tunis, Tunisia, Ibn Khaldun was an Arab sociologist, philosopher and historian who has been described as the founder of the modern disciplines of historiography, sociology, economics, and demography.

Aim

The Assembly's aim is to focus on how we can help people from around the world attain their crazy dreams irrespective of age, gender, race, to move humanity forward.

What it will do

The Assembly will be a center for research to develop and introduce to the world new ideas and methodologies that will help future generations and business connect, engage and collaborate to build future opportunities that will help them thrive, humanity grow, and the world prosper.

Benefits

Active members will receive financial rewards.
Members may also qualify to mentor and coach in the developed and offered programs for financial compensation
Members may also choose to promote and sell the developed programs for financial compensation.
Members may attend all of our developed and offered programs free of charge.
Members immediate family will receive 50% scholarship discounts on all of our offered programs.
Members names and bio will be placed on our Assembly Roster and promoted internationally.
Members related researches and whitepapers will be published in Assembly Journal and made available to the world.
Periodical and annual online meetings.
Online platform support with all necessary tools.

Who can join

Scholars and philanthropists from around the world:

Scientists
Researchers
Academicians and Educators
Fields experts
Humanitarians
Business leaders
Governments leaders

Process to become a member

Scholars can join by:

Nomination of existing members supported by resume and supporting documents.
Submit a request to join supported by resume and supporting documents.
Nominations and requests will be reviewed by our Certification Board and submitted with recommendations to our Board of Directors for approval.

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Roles & Responsibilities

Members are expected to stay as active as possible, and as their time permits:

Participate in online training on TE master program and methodology (this is mostly asynchronous to accommodate everyone’s flexible hours)
Participate in human and business opportunities development related researches.
Write white papers for publication on human and business opportunities development.
Mentor and coach in TE offered programs (students, businesses, professional, and startups) for financial compensation.
Participate in preparing reports on human and business opportunities.
Provide recommendation on platform/system updates/upgrades.
Participate in writing articles for Ibn Khaldun Journal periodicals (planned every 3 months).
Nominate other qualifying scholars from around the world to join the Assembly
Makes suggestions of new programs to be considered and added under your stewardship – you will share intellectual property ownership right to any program developed by you.
Suggest any new improvements you see fit.
Suggest new partnerships for the Assembly with education and research institutions around the world.
Participate in related social responsibility activities on behalf of the Assembly, locally, regionally and/or internationally.
Participate in Assembly’s periodical online meetings.

Ibn Khaldun Assembly for Career Development

Introduction

Process to become a member

Roles & Responsibilities

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Ibn Khaldun Assembly for Career Development

Introduction

Process to become a member

Roles & Responsibilities

Apply to Join the Elite of the Research World

Scan to Open Application

Go to Talents of Endearment Main Page

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