AIESEC Internship - Leonardo da Vinci: Andy

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