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Kathi and Sara prepared for children from school club of J. A. Komenský in Čadca workshop about how to use recycled materials for their games and activities.
Euroweek continued in primary school J. A. Komenský in Čadca. Students could get to know countries like Spain, Finland, Turkey and Austria.
Four organizations from Slovakia, Great Britain, Poland and Spain have developed a virtual tool to measure, assess and validate the job competences of employees working with NEETs.
Sabri came to KERIC from France after finishing his studies, looking for something real instead of boring lectures. In this interview he talks about how Slovakia chose him, his love for Slovak food and Terchová, the struggle with too many consonants – and why it's okay to feel lost after school.
Keric volunteers Ayse, Sabri, César, Mirka and Salla were visiting Spojená škola sv. Josefa, a school for children with special needs in Turzovka on Monday 15.4.2019.
Another Star E meetings took place in Berlin and Helsinki, where we discussed the topics of racism and xenophobia in European countries and how to bring change either on an international or local level.
Our Turkish volunteer Ayse presented to students at Gymnazium in Čadca about her country, culture, traditions, and customs. She explained some things about her religion Islam and showed interesting places to visit in Turkey. Students were curious about why she has chosen Slovakia, how is her Slovak language going and which is her favorite Slovak food.
We (Mirka and Lenka) were at the first EU Aid Volunteers meeting in Ireland.
Volunteers are taking part in the teaching of English language in schools or in Keric. In the non-formal and fun way, they teach children or adults not just about language, but also about their culture and traditions.
