aportaciones con el tag "poland"

Prejudices, how they lowered my anticipation for volunteering abroad

Rzeszow is a city where I have visited both as a student exchange program under the Erasmus + program and live as part of European Volunteer services (With its new name ''European Solidarity Corps'').Rzeszow and Poland will always be in my heart.

It is a quiet, small, organized Polish city where you can have fun. Ideal option for Erasmus. Of course there are some downsides, but not as many of the good ones. Let's find out all about Rzeszów? I can hear you say ''yes!'' :). Let's start!

- Heiterkeit des Herzens öffnet wie der Frühling alle Blüten

What to be brave really means.

Finally. I am here. I am sitting by my laptop to write a few words concluding the adventure of my life. The end of the year? Yeah, too. But what gave me the real impact and inspiration was… another me. Almost 40 clones of me that I met at the EVS evaluation meeting in Konstancin-Jeziorna (can a Polish city sound more Polish than this?). Seriously, these folks were so alike! Same mindset, same vibe, same hearts. You know, somehow my EVS in Berlin was almost flawless. Both my seminars/trainings (Hamburg and Munich) were amazing, all the people I met there were fantastic. And this EVS eval weekend for Polish volunteers now? It was the best icing on the cake one can imagine (“truskawka na torcie” hehe).

bye bye

Totally overwhelmed and excited about what the future holds

Von gemütlichen Restaurants, zu tollen Stadttouren und zelebrieren von Geburtstagen. In den letzten Tagen war alles dabei.

Wie ich meinen ersten Tag in Polen erlebt habe.

"Before I'm going to write about my EVS project in Poland, please let me introduce myself."