Hello, my dear readers! I have to write many things because I had mid term trainings in Warsaw with another volunteers from whole Poland. Let’s follow all the events in succession.
My first day at training start on 25 February. I arrived in Warsaw at approximately 12 pm. I walked 3.5 km from Warsaw central station to the hostel called Agrykola. I could also take a bus but I love walking and at the same time seeing new places while walking
So after coming to the hostel I was full of new impressions and was looking forward to seeing the guys. Few minutes late I met Carlos from Spain, a very sociable and friendly person. We talked for around 20 minutes. Then we went for lunch. There I meet young people from whole Europe: France, Italy, Spain, Slovakia and etc. I also meet 3 Georgians, it was a great feeling to meet Georgians in such a big country like Poland. So after lunch we had the first day of our training.
So after coming to the hostel I was full of new impressions and was looking forward to seeing the guys. Few minutes late I met Carlos from Spain, a very sociable and friendly person. We talked for around 20 minutes. Then we went for lunch. There I meet young people from whole Europe: France, Italy, Spain, Slovakia and etc. I also meet 3 Georgians, it was a great feeling to meet Georgians in such a big country like Poland. So after lunch we had the first day of our training.
On the training we meet our mentors, Kasia and Marta. On the first day we meet each other again and then mentors show us our schedule, also we agreed on the topics on which we wanted to discuss. Days flew one after another and I have to admit nobody noticed how quickly the week came to the end.
All those 7 days were amazing because we had activities which contained lots of funny and interesting things. Since that day I know what kind of actvities I will use in my class next time ! One of the most impressive things was a concert organized by the inviting party where I saw real Polish traditional dances for the first time!
However, I would like to underline another, and maybe, not less important thing which happened during the training: I have made new friends! We all came from different countries, different backgrounds, cultures, religions, but we all had so much in common, we shared the same interests, views on life and future, beliefs in better and peaceful world! I am really lucky today to experience all this.
I would sum up all my impressions just in one word: WONDERFUL!
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