By its geographical, historical, cultural but also human proximity with some Europeans, Africans and Mediterranean countries, Algeria beneficiates of a cosmopolitan culture where Amazigh influ-ence melts in other European, Mediterranean and Arab components. The Largest country in Africa, Situated in its north, in between Tunisia and Morocco, Algeria opens its doors and invites you to explore its magnificent land, and different cultures, because living diversity has always been Algeria’s first motto.

By its geographical, historical, cultural but also human proximity with some Europeans, Africans and Mediterranean countries, Algeria beneficiates of a cosmopolitan culture where Amazigh influ-ence melts in other European, Mediterranean and Arab components. The Largest country in Africa, Situated in its north, in between Tunisia and Morocco, Algeria opens its doors and invites you to explore its magnificent land, and different cultures, because living diversity has always been Algeria’s first motto.

Algerians are of mixed ancestry, mainly of Berber or Arab origins, but also with descen-

dants of Europeans (Such as the French, Roman or Spanish) and Sub-Sahar Africans.

Skin, hair and eye color vary greatly. In the Sa-haran regions of the south, some communities

remain nomadic or semi-nomadic, such as The Tuaregs and Gnawa.The National identity of Algeria is based on a combination of Berber and Arab cultures. The strong influence of Islam in all aspects of Algerian life creates a sense of Identity that ex-tends beyond national boundaries to include other Arab na-tions. Opposition to French colonizers also has been a unit-

ing force in defending a sense of identity in Algeria.

The vast majority of Algerians are Sunni Muslims, though in some places, the are minority of groups of Christians and Jewish people.There is debate among many Algerians about the place of religion.In most households, Islam has a strong influence over daily life. But attitude vary in terms of how conserva-tively or otherwise the religion is practiced, customs generally remain traditional; for example, it is still common for marriages to be arranged between families.

Algeria’s culture has been strongly in�uenced by its history; considering it has represented the home of many cultures: Ottomans, Spanish & French, its culture has also been in�uenced by many other aspects such as: literature, music, arts and crafts.Arabic is the o�cial language in Algeria. It’s spoken by around 82% of the population except for some regions in the north, of Berber origin, that speak their native language called “Tamazight”.As a result of the French colonialism, the French language is considered as a second language in the country.

Algerians are of mixed ancestry, mainly of Berber or Arab origins, but also with descen-

dants of Europeans (Such as the French, Roman or Spanish) and Sub-Sahar Africans.

Skin, hair and eye color vary greatly. In the Sa-haran regions of the south, some communities

remain nomadic or semi-nomadic, such as The Tuaregs and Gnawa.The National identity of Algeria is based on a combination of Berber and Arab cultures. The strong influence of Islam in all aspects of Algerian life creates a sense of Identity that ex-tends beyond national boundaries to include other Arab na-tions. Opposition to French colonizers also has been a unit-

ing force in defending a sense of identity in Algeria.

The vast majority of Algerians are Sunni Muslims, though in some places, the are minority of groups of Christians and Jewish people.There is debate among many Algerians about the place of religion.In most households, Islam has a strong influence over daily life. But attitude vary in terms of how conserva-tively or otherwise the religion is practiced, customs generally remain traditional; for example, it is still common for marriages to be arranged between families.

The vast majority of Algerians are Sunni Muslims, though in some places, the are minority of groups of Christians and Jewish people.There is debate among many Algerians about the place of religion.In most households, Islam has a strong influence over daily life. But attitude vary in terms of how conserva-tively or otherwise the religion is practiced, customs generally remain traditional; for example, it is still common for marriages to be arranged between families.

Algerian FoodThroughout history, Algeria has hosted various populations, from the Ber-

bers, Arabs, Ottomans, Romans, French and the Spanish, each culture left its mark on the Algerian cuisine and provided the Algerians with an eclectic mix of flavors, aromas and textures, served in a multitude of ways and very pleasing to the palate.You will be able to taste the distinct flavors of cumin, caraway, marjoram, coriander and fennel in Algeri-an cuisine. Typically lamb and chicken are used in meals as well as seafood from the Mediterranean. Algeria’s national dish is Couscous, which is steamed and then served with meat, vegetables and sauce.

The vast majority of Algerians are Sunni Muslims, though in some places, the are minority of groups of Christians and Jewish people.There is debate among many Algerians about the place of religion.In most households, Islam has a strong influence over daily life. But attitude vary in terms of how conserva-tively or otherwise the religion is practiced, customs generally remain traditional; for example, it is still common for marriages to be arranged between families.

Throughout history, Algeria has hosted various populations, from the Ber-bers, Arabs, Ottomans, Romans, French and the Spanish, each culture left its mark on the Algerian cuisine and provided the Algerians with an eclectic mix of flavors, aromas and textures, served in a multitude of ways and very pleasing to the palate.You will be able to taste the distinct flavors of cumin, caraway, marjoram, coriander and fennel in Algeri-an cuisine. Typically lamb and chicken are used in meals as well as seafood from the Mediterranean. Algeria’s national dish is Couscous, which is steamed and then served with meat, vegetables and sauce.

AIESEC BENAK o�cially started in 2009; it was the �rst local committee of AIESEC in Algeria, and still the most active one since then.

LC Benak gathers today more than 80 talented members between active ones and EPs.

The summer sunshine school is one of the �agship and classic projects of AIESEC Benak and AIESEC in Algeria. It is a 6 weeks project that consists of delivering foreign language courses to youth aged be-tween 15 and 25 years old. In its 7th Edition, besides learning languages “SSS” aims to give the students the necessary knowledge and con�dence to share their ideas, speak in public, work on groups, enjoy learning, and face their fears.SSS-7th- strives to support the students to develop their selves, we seek to get the student out of his cocoon, because once out of his comfort zone, he will make an impact and so con-tribute in making Algeria a better place.

It is a day where we bring professional speakers and trainers in order to provide di�erent workshops and simulations to the Algerian youth to inspire and en-large their perspectives, give them the chance to impress themselves and support them to de�ne their personal vision and pursue their dreams by helping them develop and practice di�erent soft Skills.

Book exchange is a program, where the �rst time all the students bring their books, talk about it then do an ex-change between them, and so discover another books.During all the SSS time, each participant can share what he liked and what he learned from the new book he will be reading.

Youth speak day aim to shine the light on the issues that matter, create awareness and generate ac-tions. We will let the students speak up about the world issues and let their voices be heard, by participat-ing in activities and try to �nd suit-able solutions to reach the sustain-able development goals, the global goals.

An event wich aim to promote international cultural exchange, cooperation between di�erent communi-ties, while opening student’s minds to new vision.Each foreigner participant will bring from his country a representative elemets such as : the �ag, traditional clothes, dishes, dance...In this event you can show the rest of the world your country and in the same time know about other countries.

The last summer, I went for a GCDP, teaching French abroad to young kids, living those moments, meeting persons from around the world, discovering a new coun-try, new cultures and making new friendships... all that was amazing, but not like

making an impact on those young people...This year, I'm staying in Algeria, preparing for you to come and make an impact

Last year, I hosted 2 EPs who came to teach in SSS, we really spent an amazing time together and we became close freind, and they still

talking about SSS6,I decided to join the OC to live SSS from the inside this time, can't wait

to discover my new freinds for this summer

This summer won't be just hot and sunny, it will be amazing, because I'm working with an Amaz-

ing team, for an Amazing project, waiting for amazing EPs, to come and make an impact in our

Amazing country...for me, Summer Sunshine School is just Amazing

East or West...Day or Night...Wherever in this world you are reading those words or whenever you are

doing it...just know that here, in Algeria, My team and I, are doing our best to make from this 7th Edition of SSS a huge success, but .. we can do nothing

without you in our side...Can't wait to meet you dear freind. ..

I believe that 7 is a magic number

SSS is home for me, I've been a part of SSS as a student in 4 editions, and now

it's time for me to show the world what I learned in SSS, I joined the organising

team, and we're working hard to make it a perfect edition, join us too

Summer Sunshine School is the suitable opportunity for you to develop your skills, share your culture, in large,scale and put your impact which

could change the world in the way that you always want to see with...Join us and let's rock this summer

East or West...Day or Night...Wherever in this world you are reading those words or whenever you are

doing it...just know that here, in Algeria, My team and I, are doing our best to make from this 7th Edition of SSS a huge success, but .. we can do nothing

without you in our side...Can't wait to meet you dear freind. ..

I believe that 7 is a magic number

In this life, we believe in many things ,some of us believe that they can change the world , others are thinking of changing it , I Know That you Will Change it ...

Summer Sunshine School Is the key to leave an impact in our Society ,to discover Algeria, to live an amazing experience .what are you waiting...take it.

Last year, I hosted 2 EPs who came to teach in SSS, we really spent an amazing time together and we became close freind, and they still

talking about SSS6,I decided to join the OC to live SSS from the inside this time, can't wait

to discover my new freinds for this summer

East or West...Day or Night...Wherever in this world you are reading those words or whenever you are

doing it...just know that here, in Algeria, My team and I, are doing our best to make from this 7th Edition of SSS a huge success, but .. we can do nothing

without you in our side...Can't wait to meet you dear freind. ..

I believe that 7 is a magic number

Arabic / French Classes

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Summer Sunshine School is the suitable opportunity for you to develop your skills, share your culture, in large,scale and put your impact which

could change the world in the way that you always want to see with...Join us and let's rock this summer

East or West...Day or Night...Wherever in this world you are reading those words or whenever you are

doing it...just know that here, in Algeria, My team and I, are doing our best to make from this 7th Edition of SSS a huge success, but .. we can do nothing

without you in our side...Can't wait to meet you dear freind. ..

I believe that 7 is a magic number

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