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Askvoll is a small village located 100km north of Bergen in Vestland, Norway. It has beautiful natural scenery. The author volunteered there, teaching English at the local public school, helping at the kindergarten and retirement home, and observing teaching methods at a Montessori school. They also participated in workshops for volunteers and helped prepare decorations for a Festival of Lights. Through volunteering, the author learned about Norwegian culture and made contacts for the future.
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- 1. Opportunities ahead in Askvoll! Voluntary service in Norway!
- 2. Askvoll is a small village, located in Vestland (west side of Norway) 100 km up north from Bergen. You can find there beautiful nature and landscape. I met there a lot of welcoming people and had a great adventure. Askvoll
- 3. Askvoll
- 5. My activities during my voluntary work: Teaching English in local public school, playing games with students, helping them with lessons. Kindergarten Taking care of children in kindergarten, creating new educational games. Retirement home Helping elderly house with driving food to the houses of people under their care. School BUA Montessori Helping teachers in Montessori school, which is the most important for me to observ the methods and learning how to create a Montessori education. Taking care of place where people can borrow sports things.
- 6. Kindergarten
- 9. I participated in kind of workshops for volunteers from whole Norway. We learned how improve our experience in our projects and had a great time together. Balestrand - seminar for volunteers
- 10. In Hardbakke, there is a Festival of Lights every year, so me and my friends decided to go there to help another volunteer in preparing decorations and stuff for the big night. Helping other volunteer in Hardbakke
- 11. Small trip to Førde
- 12. I learned so much about culture and habits in Norway, met a lot of inspiring people and made contacts for the future. What have I learned? I took a Norwegian language course with refugees so there I had an opportunity to talk to people from so many countries.
- 13. Fun fact about language is that there are 3 languages in Norway and over 400 dialects. 70 % bokmål 30 % nynorsk
- 14. youth portal esc How you can travel as a volunteer? search for project send an application find a organisation go for the adventure 1. 2. 3. 4.