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martes, 10 de diciembre de 2013

FRIVILLIGER INTERVJUER

RANVEIG

Hun er norsk og er en for tiden frivillig i Belgia

1.- What is for you EVS?
EVS er for meg en utrolig god mulighet til å erfare hvordan barnehjem fungerer. Jeg er nyutdannet barnevernspedagog og vil ha erfaring med barnehjem. EVS gir meg også mulighet til å oppleve en ny kultur og få mange nye venner.

2. - Tell me something about of your project( Where is/was, how long, yours activities)
Mitt prosjekt er i Belgia. Jeg bor og jobber på et barnehjem. Jeg skal være her i 10 måneder. På barnehjemmet er jeg med på å gjøre alle de daglige gjøremålene sammen med barna.

3.- Worth it to be european volunteer? 
Det er absolutt verdt å være en EVS voluntør selv om det kan være vanskelig og frustrerende til tide. Jeg lærer så mye nytt helt tiden. Jeg lærer mye nytt om meg selv ikke minst.

4.- Do you want to say something to the people that want to be european volunteer?
Gjør det! Ta sjansen, du vil ikke angre.


ALEJANDRO

Han er spansk og han var frivillig i Tyskland

1.- What is for you EVS?
It's a unique opportunity to know other cultures, meet incredible people, live fulfilling experiences and push your own boundaries in order to be more aware about the european contemporary reality and, therefore, a better person and citizen.

2. - Tell me something about of your project( Where is/was, how long, yours activities).
I did my EVS in Potsdam, the capital of Brandenburg, not so far from Berlin. I worked in a cultural association specialised in painting and theater courses for children and teenagers. I also assisted in the organisation of exhibitions for young artists and in their annual artistic sommer camp, where the children are free to create whatever they want. Also, I participated in some theater plays (in German!) and in some international exchange programms that we held: during the summer we received a group of chinese students and we travelled to France and Siberia to meet other young people interested on Arts and develope artistic projects together.


My colleagues were german and a large group of former EVS-volunteers that were so happy that decided to stay. That's my case: my EVS finished in August, but since September I still work with the same association.

3.- Worth it to be european volunteer?
Absolutely, most of all in the personal field. You become stronger, learn what are your weaknesses and strengths, you become more independent and tolerant...
Regarding the job market, it depends of the type of work you want to do and the country. In Spain, a lot of enterprises don't about EVS. But of course, during your EVS you acquire some invaluable job competences: one or several foreign languages, team spirit, capacity to solve problems, etc.


4.- Do you want to say something to the people that want to be european volunteer?
Do it, but only if you're sure you want to do it. Prepare yourself before to go, look for the project that suits the most to your personality and expectations, ask other volunteers, and, if the project still appeals and excites you, do it, even if you're a bit scared. If not, look for another project or another life plan, but don't waste the opportunity and don't impede other people to live this wonderful experience.


ELENA

Hun er Slovakisk og hun var frivillig i Norge

1.- What is for you EVS?
EVS er en kjempe fint mulighet for alle unge person til oppleve andre land. Jeg har møttet så mye kjekke meneske, bli kjent med ny kultur og språk. Jeg har reist mye i Norge, hadde masse gøy.

2. - Tell me something about of your project( Where is/was, how long, yours activities)
Min prosjekt var i Stavanger kommune, hos Ungdom og fritid avdeling. Jeg har jobbert som sosial medarbeider i Hundvåg fritidsklubb. Min ansvar var å hjeple i caffeen og bli der for alle - ansatte og ungdom. Første halv år det var vanskelig med dialekten men etterpå jeg har kose seg i klubben like hjemme. Prosjekten er om initiativ så jeg har forberedet mye forskjell ting for klubben. Min føste interesse var å starte video gruppen, jeg var heldig og 2 guter kommert hver uke til Filmmaker workshops. Når jeg var kjent bedre med folk rundt jeg har forberedet art handverkstedene, hip-hop dans workshops og noen aktivitetene for sommerferie camps. På Hundvåg vi trengte mye promosjon då jeg forberedet plakatene og flyers og gå rundt skolene med min sjeff Eirik. Kjempe viktig del av prosjekt er at du får muligheten å reise mye. På seminarene du kan møtte mye andre volutørene i den sammen land og kan besøke hverandre. Vi har brukt kansje alle mulighetene til å oppleve Norge.

3.- Worth it to be european volunteer?
DEFINITELLY!!! Jeg ønske at alle unge meneske har mulighet å var med på EVS! Jeg har kommt til Norge til prøve profesjonal sosial arbeid og jeg likte så mye så jeg har fått jobb hos Ungdom og fritid og har sjanse til utvikle seg mer i den område.

4.- Do you want to say something to the people that want to be european volunteer?
DO IT! It was the best year, new experience, new people, new you! Choose by your hearth and you'll be supprised how the thing turned up to be awesome!


PABLO

Han er spansk og er en for tiden frivillig i Polen

1.- What is for you EVS? 
For me it is one of the best experiences i have ever had, because this program provides you everything such as accomodation, contacts of people that are in similar situation, and the possibility of being involved in other culture, learning other language etc

2. - Tell me something about of your project (Where is/was, how long, yours activities...)
My project lasts 9 months time and is developped in a kindergarten of Krakow, my daily activies in great terms are doing activities with kids of 5-7 age range and teach them spanish language and culture.
3.- Worth it to be european volunteer?
For sure, i would repeat it more times if it was possible, but it isn´t so the better you enjoy this experience is the best thing that you can do.

4.- Do you want to say something to the people that want to be european volunteer?
Yes, just dont miss the chance that is provide for the EU and go ahead, most common is that you have to wait for long time to get the vacancy, but it will come!
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Now you know the story of four different volunteers. Some are doing EVS now a days and others already did it! But in general the sensation is the same. DO IT! Who knows? Maybe when finish your project find your work of your live like Elena,currently working in the same association that her project or like Alejandro living in Germany, his project's country.
"They have clear it ", me too. And you?

lunes, 9 de diciembre de 2013

EVS FACEBOOK PAGE

Here i put one page in facebook dedicated of EVS... My previous volunteers started with this project and is a big pleasure to continue it! Here you can find a lot and helpful information about of EVS. GREETINGS GUYS!!! : )
https://www.facebook.com/volunteeringineurope

sábado, 7 de diciembre de 2013

EVS

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EVS, un álbum en Flickr.

Some pictures of my day to day like european volunteer in Stavanger, Norway

FIRST SEMINAR. TRONDHEIM

When you are european volunteer, you'll have 3 seminars, the first in the beginning, the second in the middle and the last seminar is in the end of the project. Now a days i only can to show you the first, but in february, i'll can to show the second! : ) But the first of all, What is a seminar?. Well, broadly speaking is a meeting with other volunteers that they have projects in the same country that you. The idea of the seminar is to receive information about of the european volunteer service ( fortunately you have this great blog and you´ll know all information before to go hahahahha : ) Also is to live with others volunteers, meet it and to share and to live special moments with all of them. Well somewhat, this is to be volunteer... BELIEVE ME, ONLY BY TO LIVE THAT WEEK , WORTH IT TO BE EUROPEAN VOLUNTEER. Our seminar ( Adam, Laura and me ) started a little bit bad.... Firstly because i slept and i had my "personal fight" preparing the sleeping bag. So... sorry Jeanette, our dearest and wonderful coordinator by to wait us hahahahaha. Well, after to say that truth (dearest and wonderful :), we flew to Bergen, it was the transfer until Trondheim. There in Bergen, we had a "fantastic" news, our flight is was delayed and we was in the airport 6 hours more YUHUUUUUU!!!
But don't worry all was quiet, relax, good vibe, laughter all the time while the people was in line claiming another flight...Norwegian style!!! That was my first experience about of the norwegian people, only lacked "swan lake" song for to be perfect hahahahaha. You know? i remember the same situation in my country and believe me, it was completely different hahahahaha After to sleep, to eat, listen music, sleep another time, listen music, go to bathroom, back to sleep.... YES! IN 6 HOURS YOU CAN TO DO A LOT THINGS...
We went to take the plane with destiny Trondheim. OUUUUH YES!!! Ah not, wait, i forgot it! we had another bad news, rather, Laura had another bad news, he forgot her jacket inside the previous plane....Yes, i don't know why but some cosmic force refused to have us in the seminar.... Finally, we get to reach to Trondheim! GOOOOOOOD! only it was necesary to infuriate our coordinator, to be 8 hours in the airport and to lose one jacket! hahahahaha However,i said before, WORTH IT TO LIVE THIS EXPERIENCE. There, we was with many volunteers from many differents countries, England, Germany, Spain, Lithuania, France, ... so... you imagine that experience!!! To live with 24 or 25 persons with the same age, inquietudes...only it cans to be good things... We had a photography contest. The idea it was to take the pictures in the same place that in the planning... I don't remember who won but if i remember that was very very funny! Here are some pictures of the contest...
Yeeees, is a horse! I hope that your opinion about of me don't change hahahaha. I'M NOT CRAZY!! hahaha : ) Also, we did differents activities; to eat, eat and eat hahahahaha. No i'm joking but i'm sure that my volunteers friends and partners had the same sensation hahahaha. We did differents trips; hiking in the forest, picnic, canoes, to meet the city, ... It was realy fantastic! Someday i'll explain you than my phone fell in a sewer in one of that trip hahahahaha. Well, you have read and looked my experience in the first seminar. I can to say that i met great people. Now a days i still have relationship with them. Some of these was in our home to visiting us and i´ll go to visit you in his places... So.. being european volunteer you can meet many people, to live special moments, to go to differents places during your project, and much more things...My conclusion: WORTH IT TO BE EUROPEAN VOLUNTEER
THE HORSE WHISPERER?

Finally i want to give thanks to Linn, our instructor in the seminar, Einar, Sammy, coordinator and responsible of all in Selbu place and all volunteers that they was with us in that seminar. We will see us soon!