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Grace Cahill, studying Latin and Spanish at the University of Manchester, has just completed her year abroad in Santiago and loved her time in the city.Published in Spanish-speaking -
The benefits of being unemployed (12 Days till Parentis)
Monday, 12 September 2011Having two weeks out of work before I begin my year abroad sounds pretty good, right?! -
Georgina Beardmore is a Sheffield Uni student and has just come back from her year abroad in Duisburg, Germany. Here, she gives her account of how it went, with her top places to go and visit whilst you're there...Published in German-speaking -
MariaTomlinson is studying Greek and French at King's College London and spent part of her year abroad studying at Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece.Published in Greek-speakingTags -
Ellie Cobbe spent her year abroad in Valencia, Spain. Here, she gives her top tips and secrets to discovering the Spanish city, with great advice on uni, language exchanges and which bars to hang out in...Published in Spanish-speakingTags
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Anna is spending her year abroad in Belgium. Here, she gives an account of her first few days abroad, with help and advice about sim cards and bank accounts, as well as strolls through the city...Published in Anna's Mons-Granada BlogTags -
It’s starting to get closer now. This time in four weeks I’ll hopefully be talking to you all from my flat which I’ll be starting to make my home for the next four months. I decided a while back that with four weeks to go, I’d finally start getting my bum into gear and getting down to the nitty gritty. I don’t think I’ve ever been as organised in my entire life as I have been these past three days! I’ve also learnt a lot this past week. I think it just goes to show that really, you can say you know it all but you never really do.Published in Becky's Augsburg-Moscow BlogTags -
Katie's Prep for Parentis (Bordeaux)
Tuesday, 06 September 2011With a little over 2 weeks to go before I jump feet-first into the biggest adventure of my life so far, I’ve decided to take advantage of a rainy afternoon and start writing my blog…Well, after baking cakes, spending an unnecessary amount of time on Facebook and every other form of procrastination that, as a student, I have managed to perfect.
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Kirsten Anderson is studying for a joint honours degree in Polish & Central East European Studies at Glasgow University and spent her year abroad at the faculty of Polish studies at Warsaw University in Poland. Here, she gives her top tips and advice for spending a fantastic few months in the capital city...
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37 days sounds like a lot of time, doesn’t it? Especially when you reflect just how long has gone into planning this whole year. Put into perspective, 37 days is just under half the amount of time I’ll be spending in Moscow next Spring. Yet, no matter how I try and justify it to myself, 37 days feels like barely anything.
For the next 37 days until I go, I’m going to try and fill you in on my rollercoaster several months of preparation, exactly what has gone wrong and how I’ve managed to sort things and get everything back on track. For my first post, let me take you back to the very beginning: how I decided where I was going to spend 7 months of my life.
Published in Becky's Augsburg-Moscow BlogTags
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