Andreea - Athens, post no 1

Iasu!
Raportul acesta trebuia sa fie la 2 sapt(sa zicem aprope 2 sapt de lucru':))....cu scuzele de rigoare il trimit si eu acum...Daca tot am inceput cu scuzele...atunci sa continui asa..imi pare rau ca va incarc mailul de pe yahoo ,dar la mine nu se ma iincarca @-ul..
Prima zi de lucru la institut a fost pe 20.06(joi).Am facut cunostinta cu sefu'-un tip fff destept( a studiat la Harvard,Oxford,a calatorit prin toata lumea,are u ncv de 130pag)&extrem de ocupat,si am vazut ce avem de facut.(m-am impacientat un pic pt ca nu stiam dc sunt instare sa fac un proiect la nivel de cercetare aprofundata,dar lucrurile au mers bine pana la urma)
Am inceput oarecum cu sapt 12-13 din jd:)...adica ni s-a propus sa facem un research pe o tema la alegere.Luni (24.06) ne-am intalnit din nou si ,in functie de domeniul ales ni s-au recomandat carti si oameni pe care sa-i consultam.Pt marti am facut abstractul lucrarii,iar presedintele s-a aratat incantat pana acum(sper sa ramana cu aceeasi f buna impresie despre noi:))
Eu am ales o tema cu tenta culturala-"The Romanian values and behavior from the cultural dimension perspective-The Geert Hofstede Method".
Cred ca v-a minebunit ..asa ca o sa fac u nrezumat:)..pe scurt:
pana acum am parcurs :selectarea temei,scopul cercetarii,definirea problemei si precizarea ipostazelor de cercetare.---am citit multe carti deja care or sa fie baza de plecare a proiectului.
Urmatoarele 2 sapt o sa lucrez de acasa(se inchide institutul)...dar mi-am facut temele si mi-am scos deja cateva materiale:)..
In rest...sunt bine,imbin placutul cu utilul...e superb aici si oamenii sunt f draguti cu noi(@.la institut,soferii,cetatenii in general:)).
Va pup din Elada,
Andreea
ps:stiu ca trebuia sa trimit mailul si unui om din MC-ul de aici...raportul la 2 zile il dau MCP-itei...la tel sau la un suc:)(o tipa ssimpatica cu care ma inteleg f bine)

Bogdan - Gdansk, post no 1

17^th of July - 30^th of July Report– Bogdan Radu, Marek Kamiñski Foundation, Gdansk, Poland

I) I will start my report with the description of my responsibilities in the organisation, my tasks and my work until now:

1^st week: 17^th of July – 21^st of July

My first week at Marek Kamiñski Foundation was focused mainly on getting acquainted with the organisational environment, getting to know the Organisation itself (history, purpose, perspectives) and also I was presented the Baby on Board project – the project I will be working on for the next 3 months.

At the same my first days at this workplace meant also my first responsibilities. One of the first responsibilities was to contact some Saami Families from Norway. Then I did the same thing with the Amish Families from United States of America and I also made a list of possible collaborators from United Kingdom.

Another task I had to fulfil was to create the content for the web-site concerning general data about the countries that are about to be visited during the Baby on Board project. I finished this task in the last days of the week when I also made a list with some international Chains of Hotels and Travel Agencies that also have offices in Poland and contacted them at the same time.

2^nd week: 24^th of July – 28^th of July

I started my week with collecting tourist information for the 20^th countries targeted for the Baby on Board – attractions, tourist destinations, unexplored places, etc.

I also started to work on the Product Sheet with the description of the Baby on Board project – creating at the same time a new template to be used for the project’s/organisation’s general documents. I created at the same time a Sponsor’s Sheet, which also contains a short description of the Marek Kamiñski Foundation.

This week I started to target and to contact Mormon (LDS Church members) persons from Utah, United States. I also contacted some other UK representatives of the upper class for collaboration. I received some positive answers from a Mormon Organisation and from a District Representative from United Kingdom.

***

II) Concerning the accommodation – I stay at a student hostel from Gdansk.

The Reception and the Servicing of AIESEC Gdansk UG does not meet the International Exchange Quality Policies and Standards but considering that they have few members in the Local Committee and the Executive Board was on vacation I can say that this fact is understandable.

I was present at the Reception Week organised by Local Committee Kielce between 29^th of July and 30^th of July.

No major problem occurred during my first 2 weeks of stay in Gdansk, Poland.

Alis & Adi - Athens, post no 1

Salut Corinutza :)

Cum e cu Polonia, ce lucruri miraculoase ai vazut si facut pana acum ?

Noi suntem binisor (partea putin mai dificila o sa o citesti in mailul catre MC) si incepem sa ne bucuram de Grecia din ce in ce mai mult. Am fost de 3 ori la plaja (din care 1 weekend intreg la camping) si nu iti pot descrie cum e marea de aici. Atat de cristalina, calda si ....ce mai ...tot locul e exotic si daca asta ar fi singura partea faina, pt mine ar fi suficient :P

Duminica seara am fost la o petrecere de negri :), impreuna cu un ex-trainee din Oradea, care venise pentru o saptamana in vacanta. Ce sa iti zic, inedita experienta. Plus ca era cat pe ce sa plecam morti de beti de acolo (dar nu am plecat)
Pe perete avea un tablou cu o turma de oi negre si doar una alba in mijloc :)) - asta ca sa iti faci o parere despre cum ne-am simtit si mai ales cum aratam noi acolo :))

AIESEC Greece sunt destul de draguti. Nu tot timpul prezenti (e si o perioada destul de incarcata cu planningul pt ei acum) dar ne-au ajutat cu ce era mai important.

A....vrei sa ne intrebi despre bronz.....Da...ADI deja isi da jos al doilea strat iar eu incep sa naparlesc usurel :P

Te pupam si ai grija de tine

ADi si Alis

Dana - Athens, post no 1

Hello!

This is the second week in Athens! I has a wonderful time ..and as the majority of the Romanian people said..we visited a lot of places around here..I won't mention them all. I love Greece..and the people..I am still wanting to learn the language..but I found nothing yet :( Most of the AIESEC people from here are in holiday..and that's hoe it will be at work for the month of August when is the hottest month of the year and everyone leaves Athens.

I work at EKKE (National Center of Social Research)..and by the end of our time here we need to write a report..some kid of a research journal..so we need to do a lot of study for that.

The apartment that we have is a little bit expensive for the conditions that we have...but we'll get through it!

That is it..for now!

Take care!

Dana

Diana - Prague, post no 1

Salutare dragele mele,

Eu sunt bine...singurul inconvienient este ca trebuie sa merg cu trenul cam 2 h / zi. Cazarea e super ok iar ceilalti trainee m-au adoptat din prima zi .

Cei din AIESEC sun asa si asa. Nu prea stiu ei multe lucruri, cel putin asta e impresia pe care mi-o lasa. De vazut nu-i vad prea des...dar e ok. Trainee buddyul meu e VP OGX si-l vad si mai rar. E funny ca a trebuit sa duc munca de convingere sa-mi dea scrisoarea de intentie de la ONG in original. Sper ca pana la urma sa mi-o dea. Zice ca le trebuie in @....pentru ce...nu stiu dar ma descurc pana la urma cu el :) E OGXer si dragul de el si-a stabilit intalnire cu mine numai ca sa vbsca de OGX :)) Deci daca vreau ceva...trebuie mai intai sa vbsc de OGX :p ....ceea ce nu e o problema

In ceea ce priveste serviciul...mare lucruri nu fac. Insa e fain ca pot sa observ cu lucreaza ei. Programul e deja stabilit iar copii nu inteleg engleza. E fain ca intr-una din zilele trecute m-au invatat cum sa numar in ceha :))

Abia ieri mi-am cunoscut sefa cea mare. Mi-a promis ca o sa vizitez si celelalte centre ale lor, ceea ce nu poate decat sa ma bucure.

Dupa cum stiti mica inconvienienta cu viza si in septembrie cand e incheierea programului, sefa mi-a cerut sa merg in Polonia pt a tine o sesiune acolo pentru copii din Polonia si Cehia. Faza e ca Cesky Tesin orasul in care lucrez e impartit in 2 de granita cu polonia. Practic sunt mai putin de 500 m care trebuie parcursi. Sefa m-a luat ca practicant in special pt aceasta sesiune. I-am zis ca nu pot iesi din tara datorita vizei si programului Leonardo. Mi-a zis ca poate sa incerce sa-mi rezolve cu viza...pt ca are ceva relatii in Polonia la consulat...iar in ceea ce priveste Leonardo....poate sa-mi dea cate hartii vor aia ...cu ce vor ei.

In acelasi timp...pe 12 tre sa ies din tara ca sa pot lua avionul de pe 13...plus sa stau mai mult si la servici.

Mo sau Cori puteti sa le intrebati pe tanticile de la Leonardo daca sunt ok cu asta....as lipsi din tara doar 5-6 ore si practic as fi in acelasi oras...dar in tari diferite.

Daca ati putea sa vbiti cu ele sapt viitoare si sa-mi dati un raspuns...favorabil sau nu, pentru ca trebuie sa ii zic sefei ce sa faca. Pt ca daca cei de la Leonardo ma lasa, ea va trebui sa mearga in Polonia cu pasaportul meu pt a-mi pune viza.

Cam atat de la mine pentru voi.

V-am pupacit cu drag

Diana

Alexandra - Warsaw, post no 1

Hello!

This is suposed to be a more or less official report on my first two weeks here in Poland so I will start with the begining.
Me and the other 8 roumanian arrived in Warsaw on the 16th of July with the Leonardo da Vinci Project. The others left for the cities where they have their trainship and I remained in Warsaw and since then I started my adventure here.
The first two days I was trying to get some basic informations on how to get arround Warsaw, how to get to work, how to buy something to eat and stuff like that.
I started work on Wednesday the 19 July in MONAR here in Warsaw. I am working on fund-raising and for the moment I am doing a research on grants to see for which ones we can apply, and also gathering informations and all the necesary paperwork in order for us(MONAR) to be ready for writing grant applications to the foreign funds. The only bad thing for the moment is that most of the persons that are working with me don't speak too much english so to say and to have around you all the time people that speak a foreign language that you do not really understand is a bit stange.
Also in the street is very difficult to find a person that can understand english and ocasionally speak english from the older people , but from the young ones you can find enough that could point you in the right direction if you get lost for example.
For the moment everything is going well only that the data gathering is a beat slow because some of the people in MONAR are still on vacation but from the next week they will start to come back to work and then everything will be moving faster.
That would be all from work: researching.
I also got to know something more about MONAR and the way it works, it's projects, to whom are they adressed to, how are they getting the funding for their actions and programs.
More informations about my work and my new tasks in the next report.
Now about AIESEC Reception here in Warsaw, I could say that I am happy with the way that I was receved and involved in their activities for the moment mostlly reception for other trainees comming to Poland.They also showed me around Warsaw and went to the movies and siteseeing. For them also this is a slow time because of the summer vacations.
This last week-end I have been to the Reception Week-end organized in Kielce and the area around it. I went there by train with the reception coordinator from AIESEC Warsaw University.
The first night there we spent it in a dormitory outside Kielce and the second one in a camping and between the moving we visited a lot of castles and palaces in ruin and a cave.
It was a great oportunity to meet the other trainees from different LCs in Poland and also the other roumaniens.
Now I am bach to my job starting a new week.
And for the moment that would be all.
Maybe if I forgot something I will write about it in the next report.

Kisses!

Alexandra Chelaru

Trainee in Warsaw , LC Warsaw University
From AIESEC Pitesti
AIESEC in Romania

Andy - Olsztyn, post no 1

Hy girls. How are you?

There're been 2 weeks since I'm in Olsztyn, far away from my family/friends/traditional food. But I'm ok.

With the accomodation I had no problems, we rented a room in a pink house ( @ Olstyn rented for us before we arrived here). It feels like home .

We (me, Lia and Cori) are the only trainees in Olstyn at this time, so we gathered all the attention of @ members. In the first week, they took us to a walk, shopping or in a club every day. So, we have a real Aiesec Reception.

At work all our colleagues speak English, so we have no problem to communicate with them. Our foundation is involved in a EU Project and I work on this one (research on internet, presentations, some reports ... ).

I have my own office, with a computer, full access to Internet (like was written in the JD). If a need help, I have to ask someone from the foundation and they help me. I work in a young team and they are very open to show me if I don't know something.

I've learnt to do a Activity Report (time sheets for personnel) and some other materials for the SEBco project.

There was no big problems during those 2 weeks, just the normal cultural socks: at the bank we couldn't take Euro cash from the office, polish drivers are speed maniacs, polish people don't eat bread with soup and some others. But I can live with that. Hope so ...

Kisses and hugs from the warmy Poland

Andreea Monica Musat

andreea.musat@aiesec.net

mo4nyk@yahoo.com

andreeamonica.musat@gmail.com

Yahoo ID: mo4nyk

MSN ID: mo4nyka

tel 0040 743 092 594; 0040 765 683 738

Roxana - Wroclaw, post no 1

Hello!

My first 2 weeks here in Poland were great despite the problems occurred. I am going to write every thing step by step...

1.Activities taken in the organization

This 2 weeks my job was to learn everything about The Cultural, Sportive and Touristic Center in Radkow this being the organization that I work. The thing here are not very good but the new director told me about his plans of rebuilding the area so that it will bring tourist in summer but also in the winter time. So a few months ago tougether with a similar organization from Czech Republic they applied for a grant offered by the European Union to reestablish the area of the Sudety Mountains. They obtained the grant and now they start the rebuilding process:

- a sand beach for the lake;

- reconstruction of the children's camp;

- a center with computers with soft programs and Internet for young people from Radkow to study informatics and English and to develop;

- a place for biathlon competition in the winter time;

- and the reestablishment of the old monuments and churches.

The main thing is to make a area that attracts tourist all over the world and to develop the local civil society making it a profitable one and helping the young people to develop.

For this 2 weeks my tasks here were to get to know the Radkow area and the places around so I was visiting a lot of catholic churches, the spas with mineral water, the museums with traditional things, the mountains and the ruins of castles in the area. I have to say that it was great. The places are beautiful and after the reestablish I am sure that will attract hundreds of tourist.

Starting this week I will be involved in creating presentation materials and establish contacts with young people from Romania in order to create a permanent cultural exchange.

2. AIESEC activities taken in the LC

In fortunately I wasn't involved in any activities in the Wroclaw LC because I live and work in Radkow and the only time that I can go in Wroclaw is during the weekends. Until now there were 2 weekends, one I was in Wroclaw visiting the city and the other one I was in Kielce at the Reception Weekend. Radkow is not very far from Wroclaw but it it very difficult to get there (I need to take a bus from Radkow to Klodzko for an hour and from Klodzko I have to take a train for other 2 hours, so 3 hours on the rod plus 1 hour waiting for the train). I must say that I am not very happy about that because I was hoping to be part of the Wroclaw LC activities and I have to spend a lot of money on the rod.

3. Working conditions

About this subject I have to say that I am a little disappointed. I was told in my job description that I would have my one computer with all the programs that I need and with Internet connection but I don't have. There are only 2 computers here with Internet but they are for people working here and I only have access once or twice a week to check my e-mails and to update my report. That is way I am writing the mail today. No computer was available yesterday. Until now that was OK because I was going to all this places that I had to know very well but now I need to do some researcher and I don't know how I can't do that.

The director is on a holiday for this week. HE IS THE ONLY ONE THAT SPEAKS ENGLISH AND NO ONE ELSE IN THE ORGANISATION SPEAKS ENGLISH and I can't communicate with them.

Another thing is that before coming here I talked with them to send me information about the place here and in the pictures that they send me there were places from this area but they don't belong to this organization so when I arrived here I was disappointed at the beginning. I am not sad about this because the project that they have to develop this region is relay great I want to help as much as possible and learn about this and be part of developing the society.

This week is going to be very hard because of the communication problems but next week the director will return and I will be working directly with him and that is going to be great.

4.Reception conditions

I have only good things about reception conditions. The AIESEC in Wroclaw is relay great. They waited for me at 2 in the morning (when I arrived in Wroclaw). When I go to Wroclaw in weekends I am staying in the AIESEC apartment which is great. My buddy, Stefan, showed me Wroclaw, he is always calling to see if I am OK, he helps me with all the information that I need. The other people from AIESEC are also great. In the firs weekend we went out. It was a welcome party, we had also a movie night. We saw "Friends" with the others trainees in Wroclaw (a girl from Germany and a boy from New Zealand).

In Radkow I am staying with a family. They are so nice to me and their girl speaks English very well so I have no problem communicating with them. I have my one room, my on bathroom, I love the house because it is a mountain house with 2 levels and a great view to the mountains.

5.Problems occurred

The problems occurred are the ones that I tell in the working conditions. I have not meet the TN manager yet because he is in Turkey but I will talk to him as soon as he comes back.

That is all for my first 2 weeks!

__________________________________

Roxana IONESCU
Outgoing & Finance Team
Trainee in Wroclaw, Poland

AIESEC Iasi
AIESEC in Romania

Mobile: +40 746032720
E-mail: roxana.ionescu@aiesec.net
Website: ro.aiesec.org/iasi

Elena - Lodz, post no 1

salut,

o sa incerc sa fiu cat mai scurtuta ca mi-e o foameeeee si vreau sa ma duc sa pap...

o sa incep cu partea mai serioasa.in ceea ce priveste my duties v-am atasat tabelul cu activitatile mele zilnice pe carele-am efectuat in primele 2 saptamani, tabel pe care oricum il completez zilnic la munca penreu ca asa mi-a cerut sefa...sefa foarte grijulie pentru ca din prima zi mi-a cerut contractul si mi-a facut copie si dupa asigurare, asta ca sa fie totul in regula si legal....

fundatia unde lucrez are 11 angajati...mica, mica dar are la activ parteneriate in proiecte europene cofinantate de uniune....

trecand la partea mai fluffy , sa zicem, o sa incep cu faptul ca inca nu mi-am vazut tn-managerul ...sper sa-l vad cat pot de repede ....in ceea ce priveste AIESEC-ul din lodz, nu prea exista ...pentru ca e vacanta, deh....si bineinteles ca nici activitatile de reception....asa ca in timpul liber ne facem noi reception-ul...

in caminul unde locuiesc (et 4, camera 404 - asta in caz ca vreti sa veniti pe neanuntate)<>

primul week-end am iesit cu o parte din AIESEC-ari sa cunoastem viata de noapte a lodz-ului....eram destul de multisori atunci ca erau si musafiri in trecere( omuleti de prin alte tari care dupa lodz au sters-o la varsovia ca aveau o grama' de treaba - erau din oc-ul de la IC).

week-endul asta am fost in kielce, la reception week-end...trecand peste conditiile de cazare si masa , a fost super tare ca ne-am intalnit cu totii, de romani vorbeam...in total vreo 40 de persoane din care 13 romani. restul omuiletilor erau veniti de prin toate colturile lumii : germania, italia, suedia, croatia, bulgaria, china, taivan, canada, macedonia si bineinteles polonia....cam ata deocamdata ca ma duc sa mananc...

si va mai rog ceva...nu am adresa de mail A PESOANEI DIN MC_UL POLONIEI careia trebuie sa-i trimit mail...asa ca stept raspuns ca sa-i pot trimite mail cat mai repede....

si scuzati scrisul....

Lia - Olsztyn, post no 1

Hello,

It's my second week of work in Poland.
The reception was good, also the accomodation. Congrats to LC Olsztyn!!!

I work for the Foundation for Local Democracy in Poland (FDRL). The
working hours are 9.00 to 15.00; actually the schedule is very flexible.

The working conditions are very good, I have everything I need for the
project and the colleagues are very friendly and helpful.
The Foundation is the largest non-governmental organization in Poland
which supports the development of local governance and targeted at local
government staff and councilpersons, NGO representatives, journalists,
teachers, youth, employees of small and medium enterprises and also
individuals who are unemployed or face the threat of unemployment. The
foundation extended its activities beyond the borders of Poland,
especially in the developing countries.
My mission is to facilitate partnerships between the Foundation for Local
Democracy and NGOs in Romania.

During these two weeks I got accustomed to the structure, work and
regulations of the organization. I've got info about the FDRL's main
projects and activities and also about the activities and projects of
other NGO's in Olsztyn. I studied materials about the path of development
of the civil society movement in Poland and the differences that exist
between the civil society in Romania and Poland.

I followed up the FRDL's main projects to understand its objectives. Based
on the knowledge I gathered about FDRL I made a detailed management
plan that will both help me and the Foundation meet our expectations and
achieve our goals related to this internship and further.

There were no major problems. What I didn't like at all is that we, Leonardo trainees, didn't receive receipts for the Reception Weekend in Kielce. We need them to justify our cultural expenses.

Have a nice week,
Lee




_________________________
Lia STELEA
Foundation in Support of Local Democracy - Olsztyn, Poland
ul. Pieniê¿nego 10 Olsztyn 10-686
Website: http://www.frdl.org.pl/english/index_e.htm
Office Phone: +48.89.5218781-(16)
Fax: +48.89.5218854-(13)

>>>Keep Flying!<<<

Ela & Codruta - Athens, post no 1

Salut Corina

Ce faci?.. banuiesc ca bine, daca ai ramas la fel de "roz".. Si in Grecia e super bine, iar noi..avem un weekend prelungit, caci luni biroul este inchis. Saracutele de noi......

Dupa cum stii, eu si Mihaela locuim impreuna, lucram impreuna, motiv pt care trimitem un singur mail, caci facem acelasi lucru. Te-am ruga sa ne trimiti si adresele persoanelor carora trebuie sa le trimitem mail-l la 2 sapt..

In continuare, iti "povestim" ce s-a intamplat de cand am pasit pe taram grecesc....

We arrived with the airplaine,on sunday and the AIESEC people received us, it was a warm welcome.. We went to our apartment, on Derigny Street and it was a nice surprise, because we like the place we are living in. In the next days, a member of AIESEC showed us the surroundings ( supermarkets, bus/metro stations, how to get to work, how to get to the beach, to the places that we wanted to visit....)

Our first day at SCI Hellas ( the NGO we are working in) was wednesday,19th July, at this meeting we talked about our Job Description, the people who we are working with, the persons who will help us, about the organization.

In these tree months,we will work together at the :

I newsletter

II web site

III branding, promotional campaign;

Last week, we did a research on : SCI Hellas activities and it's competitors, websites. We established the next steps and tasks in a meeting we had with our coordinator-Yota,our colleague Rigas and our "boss" Adonis- a really nice guy ,smart and open minded and he really showed interest in finding out our opinion regarding different aspects of branding the organization- great!!!!!

We visited a lot of famous places, in Athens - Acropolis, Temple of Zeus, Ancient Agora, Roman Agora, Lycavitous, Monastiraky....let us tell you about the party and about the picnic we had yesterday with AIESEC people-really fun.

We would to emphasis the fact THAT WE REALLY WANT TO LEARN GREEK but until now we could not find the opportunity...let's hope we will have succes in out next attempts.

We have to go right now,

keep in touch

bye bye

Mihaela & Codruta

Cornelia - Athens, post no 1

Hello!

The first 2 weeks in Athens passed fast!

We tried to see as many things as possible, not yes succeded. We begas visiting the greek islands to, the first one was the closest one, Aegina. It was realy beautiful.

At work we began the research for the project. Everyone of us has a different project theme. Mine is "What the romanian banking system should expect from the EU integration - analysing the case of Greece". It is very interesting. We hope we will have some good results.

We are also trying to get some greek language courses so wewill finally understand what everybody is saying!

have fun wherever you are, see you soon!

cornelia

Codruta - Prague, post no 1

Salutari din Praga,

O sa incep cu primirea noastra aici in Praga: am ajuns cam cu 30 min intarziere pe aeroportul din Praga, dar draga de Andi ne-a asteptat impreuna cu Moru si o alta ceed-erita, Katia, din Rusia. Tot in seara aia am cunoscut si oamenii din EB - sunt tare draguti si au avut grija sa ne dea dadaca(Andi) sau ei sa ne descurce cu formalitatile: luat abonament de metrou+suprafata, dus la politie pentru viza de flotant, chestii legate de apartament si de locul de munca. Chiar m-au ajutat cand am avut nevoie sa scanez niste acte si sa le trimit si nu numai. Chiar in seara in care am ajuns am participat la o intalnire ci ceilalti trainee si EB-ul si parintii EB-ului. A fost tare fainut ca ne-am prezentat si noi(eu si Corina) si am vorbit cu oamenii care s-au dovedit a fi tare prietenosi! - aaa majoritatea slovaci si nu cehi...

Apoi la lucru e fainut si chiar lejer nu se munceste pe rupte ca-n ONG_urile din Romania, unde nu ai timp sa respiri.ONG-ul la care lucrez, Ecumenical Akademie Praga e destul de mic - suntem trei oameni cu totii, dar primitori. Mi-au cumparat laptop sa am calc si oricand am nevoie ma ajuta. In primele zile my boss - Jiri Silny mi-a descris activiatatea lor, proiectele in derulare si cele viitoare. Mi-a pus la dsipozitie toate materialele si abia apoi au inceput sa curga taskurile: research, stabilit contacte cu alte ONG-uri si chiar cu institutii de aici. Am cunoscut-o si pe cealalta colega care se ocupa mai mult de fair trade - cealalta aripa a ONG_ului. In general sunt draguti si au grija sa mananc si sa nu muncesc prea mult. Si a fost fain ca am facut acteva tururi de onoare cu el sa-mi arate Praga 10 si pot spune ca am inceput s-o cunosc! Nu e chiar asa de mare si incurcata! Mi-a aratat piata, posta, banka, cateva biserici - el e fost preot.

Orasul l-am vazut printre stropi, desi este super! Ne-am facut un fel de grupulet romanesc cu care mai colindam orasul - pana acum centrul cu Charles Bridge si pietele de pe langa. Poze am facut si din ele o multime si partea faina e ca atunci cand iesim seara bem bere....m-am profilat pe bere si cred ca asap o s-o molipsesc si pe Cori! Praga ofera multe, printre care si dragutele magazine cu sales...de care nu ne-am putut lipsi in cateva randuri, dar si stardute pe care iti face mai mare placere sa colinzi si sa admiri peisajul! Metroul deja este floare la ureche si daca te straduiesti o sa auzi vorbind romaneste destul de des....;)

Cred ca ar trebui sa zic cate ceva si despre apartamentul nostru mare, spatios, luminos si cu balcon unde-ti este mai amre dragul sasavurezi micul dejun sau cina. Eu impart camera cu Cori - care este un sprijin de nadejde cand ai nevoie de el mai ales in momentele de melancolie! In celelalte camere locuiesc Lucia din Italia si Maritz din Olanda....is de treaba si ne mai pun la curent cu obiceiurile casei: sa te duci cu bautura pe care poftesti sa o bei la un party!

In rest toate sunt bune...si calduroase de asa canicula ce a fost aici.

Ne auzim la urmatorul interviu....Mo ai legatura in tara.

Pup,

Codruta

Corina - Prague, post no 1

Primul mail-Leonardo

Salutare!
Evaluarea dupa primele doua saptamani:
1) Locul de munca:
Pana in momentul de fata am realizat urmatoarele:
*m-am orientat in ceea ce priveste domeniul de
activitate al firmei, piata pe care activeaza in
momentul de fata, produsele pe care le comercializeaza
-pregatire tinuta de un alt trainee din companie
*am primit instruire in ceea ce priveste modul de
lucru, programul , normele de siguranta, explicatii
asupra JD-ului -de la D-na Kareová Helena (Dir HR)
*am realizat o cercetare asupra indicatorilor
macroeconomici ai Romaniei, cu detaliere pe domeniul
de lucru al firmei( persoane cu disabilitati)
*am realizat o prezentare a celor aflat in fata
sefilor mei :Tichý Pavel st.,Kareová Helena,
Svojsíková Helena.
*am inceput o noua cercetare asupra sistemului
national de sanatate, pentru a vedea cum se incadreaza
produsele companiei in politica sociala si de sanatate
a Romaniei

2)Legatura cu AIESEC
*Cei din AIESEC sunt draguti cu mine, nu am avut nici
o problema pana acum in ceea ce ii priveste.
S-au ocupat sa ma cazeze.Eu si Codruta locuim intr-un
zona ce se traduce ca fiind:Gradina Raiului, si este
foarte frumoasa . Apartamentul este de asemenea foarte
dragut. Avem toate conditiile necesare: de la masina
de spalat si fier de calcat pana la apa calda
non-stop.
Ne-au ajutat in procurarea abonamentelor de transport
in comun, ne-au scos in oras, ne-au dus la firma,
ne-au integrat cat se poate de bine in comunitatea de
trainee de aici (care este foarte mare:25-30).

3)Cunoasterea orasului
Orasul este minunat. Am vizitat o multime de obiective
turistice. M-am obisnuit cu transportul (iubesc
metroul lor:iute ca vantul si plin de semne, de nici
daca vrei, nu ai cum sa te ratacesti), avem
supermarketuri aproape, si cum e vremea reducerilor,
am facut o plimbare si pe la magazinele de hainute
(caci suntem fete, nu rezistam).

4)Moralul:)
Cred ca am trecut de prima bucla a socului de
integrare .Mi-a mai trecut dorul de casa, in special
datorita romanilor ce sunt pe aici. Cu Codruta ma
inteleg super, cred ca nici nu se putea o colega mai
buna de stagiu. Nu ma ateptam sa fie atat de multe
diferente intre cele doua popoare, dar m-am obisnuit
si cu micile lor ciudatenii:)

Traind experienta vietii ei in Praga, semnat
Corina

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Corina CIAUS
Vice-president Outgoing Exchange'05-'06

AIESEC Brasov
AIESEC in ROMANIA
Phone: +40-0727 33.65.03
E-mail: corina.ciaus@aiesec.net
Website: http://www.aiesecbv.ro