Nicholas, November 2019

Getting use to the romenian language

The first time I thought in doing an EVS volunteering the idea of learning a new language was one of the main attractions and reasons to join this experience. How you pretend to life in a foreign country for a long period of time without wanting to learn their language and communicate with the locals. Even when almost every romanian person that I know has the skill to talk in more than one language from English to Spanish, they are really good with the languages. Also, the more languages you know the best for you professional and personal life. However with the children it is completely another story. The first time I worked with the kids I felt completely useless because I could not communicate or help them. In the past, from my priori work volunteering I was able to explain the subject we were talking about, to express myself, un general to be capable of make a bound with the children and the teenagers trough the words. So at first I saw this like a handicap making my task...

Nicholas 2019

Chrystelle june-july 2019

Hello everyone, My name is Chrystelle, I'm 24 years old and I come from France. I arrived in Romania in early May and since then my experience has only improved. In our project we are 3 volunteers from Italy, Spain and France. We work in different centers like Curcubeu, Copii Vis, Centru del criza and Aspis. Since the beginning of the summer, I have been working in a new center, the summer school, where we welcomed children between 5 and 11 years old for two weeks and at the present time teenagers aged between 11 and 15. We carry out different activities, Manual activities: Cinema : To meet the horses: Or games to develop team spirit and benevolence: And all this while having fun and learning to respect each other.

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