Irene is a 25-year-old art historian from Madrid, Spain who has lived and worked in her hometown her entire life. She studied humanities in school and majored in art history in university with a focus on conservation and museology. Her research interests include mythology, the Baroque period, and 19th-century fashion. She has experience working in museums, art foundations, and heritage sites in Madrid as well as customer service jobs.
The volunteer opportunity is with YouNet in Reggio Emilia, Italy. YouNet implements Erasmus+ projects, language exchanges, and activities to promote Erasmus+ opportunities for youth. Volunteers will help with these activities, including events, interviews, and videos. Volunteers will learn about European institutions and youth policies while working with other international volunteers. The experience will help volunteers improve skills like teamwork, time management, and self-esteem. Housing, food, pocket money, and travel costs are provided.
Irene is a 25-year-old art historian from Madrid, Spain who has lived and worked in her hometown her entire life. She studied humanities in school and majored in art history in university with a focus on conservation and museology. Her research interests include mythology, the Baroque period, and 19th-century fashion. She has experience working in museums, art foundations, and heritage sites in Madrid as well as customer service jobs.
The volunteer opportunity is with YouNet in Reggio Emilia, Italy. YouNet implements Erasmus+ projects, language exchanges, and activities to promote Erasmus+ opportunities for youth. Volunteers will help with these activities, including events, interviews, and videos. Volunteers will learn about European institutions and youth policies while working with other international volunteers. The experience will help volunteers improve skills like teamwork, time management, and self-esteem. Housing, food, pocket money, and travel costs are provided.
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This document provides information about volunteering with an NGO in Romania called Curba de Cultura. They run 3 youth centers and a mobile youth center in rural Romania, offering activities for young people. As a volunteer, you would help organize and run activities in the centers 5 days a week, such as games, workshops, and events. You would also help with logistics, visits to recycling centers, film screenings, and outdoor activities. Volunteers must be aged 18-30, EU citizens who speak English and can commit for 6 months. Personal items to pack include clothes for all weather, towels, toiletries, and electronics if desired.
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2. Volunteers will engage in tasks like planning activities, gardening, animal care, facility maintenance, assisting social educators, and organizing programs for youth.
3. All information and applications are due by October 2023 and can be found on Compagnons Bâtisseurs Belgium's website.
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Embracing diversity, cultures and my authentic self.
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Jagoda participated in a 3-month volunteering program in Malaga, Spain through the European Solidarity Corps. She helped organize activities for children at a local community center and worked in a social kitchen providing food to those in need. The experience allowed her to become more independent and confident living abroad while learning about Spanish culture. Jagoda feels the European Solidarity Corps is a valuable opportunity for adventure, independent living, and community service.
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ESC in Asociación de Vecinos el Torcal -by Klaudia.pptx
Broszura - metody poza formalne
1. Rethink, Reshape and Awake
the Community in Corroios
Europejski Korpus
Solidarności
Martyna Michalowska
2. Zajęcia
Moimi głównymi działaniami było tworzenie
filmów instruktażowych oraz pomoc w
warsztatach, które organizacja zapewniła
szkołom, gminie i innym odbiorcom. Robienie
filmów instruktażowych było tym, co
naprawdę chciałam zrobić, ponieważ mogłam
podzielić się swoją wiedzą na temat Excela
oraz kilkoma ciekawymi poradami i
sztuczkami. Byłam też bardzo szczęśliwa, że
mogłam zaprezentować swój kraj i język polski
w ramach projektu Jam Moment. Brałam też
udział w zajęciach z języka portugalskiego dla
muzułmanek po to, aby im pomóc, a także w
warsztatach dla osób starszych. Nie
przygotowałam tych warsztatów, ale zawsze
chciałam im pomóc, także na początku, kiedy
nie mówiłam po portugalsku, było to dla mnie
duże wyzwanie, ale bardzo to docenili.
3. Prezentacja i dyskusja
na temat
Polski
Jednym z moich zadań w ramach projektu Jam
Moment było zainteresowanie młodzieży innymi
krajami Europy. W związku z tym, że jestem z
Polski postanowiłam opowiedzieć im o moim
pięknym kraju i dać inspirację do poznawania
innych kultur. Najpierw zaczęliśmy od gry Kahoot,
aby się zabawić, a także wykorzystać technologię,
aby przyciągnąć uwagę nastolatków. Zabawa
poszła bardzo dobrze, wszystkim się podobała.
Wielu z nich nie widziało tej gry nigdy wcześniej.
Pokazałam im najważniejsze miasta, nasz trudny
do nauczenia język, polskie tradycyjne jedzenie,
które jest bardzo odmienne od portugalskiego, a
także opowiedziałam o tradycjach i zwierzętach,
które występują głównie albo tylko w Polsce. Wiele
się nauczyli, mogli zobaczyć i zobaczyć, jak
wygląda Polska. Na koniec odbyliśmy dyskusję
głównie o rzeczach, które ich zaskoczyły i były inne
niż w Portugalii albo kultur ich rodziców.
4. Zajęcia z portugalskiego z
muzułmankami
Moja organizacja goszcząca
zapewniała imigrantkom
lekcje języka portugalskiego
muzułmańskim kobietom. Nie
było obowiązku dla mnie i
innych wolontariuszy żeby
uczęszczać na te zajęcia, ale
bardzo podobało mi się, że
mogłam tam pomóc tym,
którzy potrzebowali. Mówiłam
trochę lepiej i znam trochę
więcej portugalskich słów niż
one i rozumiem więcej od
nich, więc byłam bardzo
pomocna, pomagając im,
tłumacząc lub po prostu
ćwicząc i rozmawiając z nimi.
Niektórzy z nich również
potrzebowali pomocy przy
obsłudze komputera, więc
bardzo chętnie pomagałam.
5. Warsztaty informatyczne dla osób
starszych z lokalnej społeczności.
Warsztaty te miały pomóc starszym
zbliżyć się do nowych technologii. Nuno
lub Tiago przygotowywali i prowadzili
warsztaty. Udało mi się im pomóc, bo
nawet jeśli nie mówiłam wystarczająco po
portugalsku, to i tak byłam w stanie
pomóc, nawet jeśli było to po prostu
pokazywanie na ekranie, gdzie muszą
kliknąć, używając prostych portugalskich
słów lub po prostu pomagając im
logowania lub wyłączania lub włączania
ich urządzeń. Z czasem mogłam więcej
pomagać, więcej z nimi rozmawiać, nawet
o sobie czy obecnej sytuacji na świecie. Ci
starsi ludzie byli bardzo życzliwi,
cierpliwi i zainteresowani tematem
warsztatów. Zawsze chętnie brali udzial w
warsztatach, uczyli się i stosowali się do
moich rad.
6. Warsztaty w
szkołach i innych
ośrodkach
Jednym z moich ulubionych było chodzenie
do szkół lub ośrodków szkoleniowych, aby
pomóc w warsztatach. Na początku nie było
łatwo nawiązać kontakt z mieszkańcami ze
względu na barierę językową, ale później
było już łatwiej, chętnie było tam jeździłem i
mogłam spędzać czas w szkołach z
nastolatków, którzy byli bardzo otwarci na
naukę i ciekawi mnie (z niektórymi mam
kontakt do dziś). W ośrodkach
szkoleniowych, w których głównie
pomagałam warsztatami dla pracowników
gminy lub warsztatami o CV dla osób o
mniejszych szansach, bezrobotnych,
potrzebowali pomocy w obsłudze
komputera, tworzeniu CV, rozmowie z nimi o
swoich umiejętnościach i pomocy w
uświadomieniu sobie więcej o sobie . Zawsze
po warsztatach czułam się dobrze i miałam
satysfakcję w wykonanego zadania, bo ci
ludzie zostali z motywacją, nowymi
informacjami, wiedzą, nowymi
umiejętnościami i kontaktem z nami w razie