GOOD EARTH
Monday, 9 September 2019
NETWORKING
Skype Session With Arjun Boarding
High School, Gulmi, Nepal
In order to establish an
informative and valuable connection with different schools around the globe,
the students of the business team of ‘Good Earth’ attended a skype session with
Arjun Boarding High School, Nepal on September 9, 2019. The session was conducted
under the supervision of lead teachers of both the schools, viz. Mrs. Raminder
Mac of our school and Mr. Sudeep K. C. of Arjun Boarding High School, Nepal.
The session began with our
General Manager Jyeshtha Mishra briefing the students of Arjun Boarding High
School about our enterprise. Thereafter, the students of Arjun Boarding School
asked us questions about the products we sell, the price range of the products,
the challenges we face, selection procedure of the new members and the profits
earned by us. The students from Nepal then also explained about their business
which helped us to discover the following aspects of their enterprise:
· Their enterprise is run under the banner of
‘Student’s Café’.
· They make and sell breakfast and
lunch in their school which includes pancakes, burgers, momos , cold drinks etc.
as their products on a daily basis.
· They sell their products inside
and just outside their school. The left-over food is given to an orphanage as
charity and also to avoid wastage.
· Their food price ranges from NR 20 – NR 250.
· Their enterprise comprises of
Cooking department, Finance department, Helping hand department and Marketing
department.
· The students in each department
are recruited according to their capabilities. Orientation and training
sessions are then followed.
· The enterprise comprises of students from grade 8 and
9.
· The challenge faced by the
students is that they sometimes find their business risky to run because of
several factors like:
. running out of raw material
. taking long time to process
orders
. their food products may or may
not be according to the taste and preference of the customersbecause they are
doing it for the first time and lack experience in
cooking.
· In order to overcome the above challenges they try to
seek feedback from the customers.
· To sustain their enterprise, the students also
contribute in cash in their enterprise.
· The students rotate their shifts to prevent loss of
studies.
We learned that even after not
generating a substantial amount of profit from their enterprise the young and
dynamic students of Arjun Boarding High School are still having optimistic
approach towards their business and are keen to work hard and learn more. We
were also amazed to see the confidence in the students and to take initiative
in answering the questions.
We were pleased to speak to the
students of Arjun Boarding School, Nepal and look forward to have more such
sessions in the future
Avni Parmar
XII D
XII D
