Kiwi Online News

MOVFitness Interactive Wii Program

intern — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:07:05 +0000

MOVFitness plans to create an interactive Nintendo Wii program with fitness applications. Taking its lead from the creation and appeal of movement-based Wii games, such as the Wii Fit and other sports games, the MOVFitness game proposes to help its users get into shape with exercise routines that are described and demonstrated in the video game. The program will teach boxing, kettlebells, sword fighting, martial arts and ballroom dancing. With all of these different activities offered, the MOVFitness Wii game will be a fun and engaging way to keep fit and to learn new activities.

Better Tuition Exchange

intern — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 18:49:16 +0000

Big name private institutions with an emphasis in specialized majors like art or graphic design, generally range from $40,000-$60,000 a year, a back breaking total for anyone seeking higher education. Most college graduates are aware of how expensive it is to enter the work force paying off student loans, which can deter them from attending graduate school.

The Kiwi graduate program is one of many emerging tuition-free colleges in ten states, that offers beneficial internship programs in exchange for an annual financial burden. A lot of talented young students turn down great opportunities to further hone their artistic skills because of financial issues. What more people are starting to discover is that there are colleges out there that allow hundreds of students a year to perfect their crafts for free.

For many tuition-free institutions, however, there is always a catch. Some instill grunt work or a strict dress code in exchange for tuition, or require outstanding scores on standardized tests in subjects like Math and English, while others urge the attendance of certain campus activities. Kiwi however, asks only for a three-year internship with big name publishing and/or fitness companies that can only help students accomplish their career goals.

Opportunities such as these are rare, and don’t come around often. Participating in the Kiwi program gives talented students the opportunity to work with professionals in the fields they’re pursuing. So rather than enforcing restrictions on what students are allowed to do, or enforcing work study that likely won’t benefit their careers in the future, Kiwi opens up doors for students entering the real world, keeping their goals in mind. While students seeking other tuition-free opportunities see doing work-study and grunt work as a decent exchange for free tuition, Kiwi is here to offer an easier way to go above and beyond with your education. A three-year internship is a much smaller price to pay, considering it’s done 100% remotely and completely on your own time. So not only will you not be paying a dime for such a rare opportunity, you’ll be doing work by the pool, on your bed, or in a coffee shop, doing things at your own pace, by your own watch.

Race Organization

intern — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 01:37:15 +0000

Across the country we have affiliates organizing and managing races. They set up social networking outlets, hire on interns to build websites, and try and get the word out about the 5k/10k races cropping up all over the nation, and soon the world. Race Directors become certified personal trainers and organize race events that are entirely green, promoting health and wellness in everything they do.

Social Networking

intern — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:48:07 +0000

Our employees build up 5k/10k races all across the nation, through social
networking outlets like Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, etc. As an intern hoping to be a part of the booming fitness industry, they’ll get the chance to map out the routes of runs they have chosen themselves, build websites for them, and send out press releases. All of our employees have accounts with these social networks, and use them as a means of expanding their platforms, recruiting new interns, and spreading the word about upcoming races.

Moving Green

intern — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 19:26:53 +0000

Given the downward turn of the economy, consumers are now buying completely different things than they ever have before. With the biggest economic shift in 50 years, older businesses are failing, while newer ones continue to thrive. Here at Kiwi, we teach these practices so students will see success.

Virtual Meetings

intern — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:48:09 +0000

We manage all affiliates remotely and virtually. Not only do we stay in constant contact via email, but our remote business is made easy by holding meetings in Hard Magic chatroom twice a week to keep track of everyone’s projects. We use Google Camtasia to make tutorials, helping remote interns and other affiliates learn new programs on the web.

Constant Progress

krashnik — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 16:07:20 +0000

In our marketing department, we have expanded globally and now have students from France, the Phillipines, and Kuwait. During their tenure, the marketing students have the opportunity to help businesses grow dynamically while using their growing marketing skills, as well as programs taught to them via tutorials and chatrooms.

Personal Training Certification

krashnik — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 15:44:19 +0000

We offer a personal training certification partnered with MOVFitness. This certification is ideal for individuals already in the fitness field interested in teaching others weight loss & directing races. It is also a great start for anyone wanting to enter the booming fitness industry.

Green Graphics

krashnik — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 15:31:13 +0000

Our students use a combination of programs to design, implement and explore possibilities with graphics all at the convenience of their own house. Currently, our students are working with MOVRun to design new websites, graphics, banners, flyers, and more.

Here are just a few examples.

Great Course Material

krashnik — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 14:35:23 +0000

Those in business are reading The Summit of Success to learn better business practices. With field studies and application, learning about these techniques can teach young entreprenuers how to survive in our failing economy & how to adapt to the largest change in consumer spending in the last 50 years.