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Displaying items by tag: Living and working in Austria
  • Student accommodation in Austria

    Wednesday, 13 July 2011
    Thinking about spending your time abroad in Austria? Don’t know where to start when it comes to accommodation? Check these websites out!
    • If you’re studying, check out student halls with the OEAD
    • If you’re looking to rent independently, check out GabinoHome
    • If you’re looking to share, check out Craig’s List and EasyWG
    • Find out if you can get financial help with the OEAD
    Published in Accommodation
  • Fleur Baikie is studying French, Spanish and German at Durham university. She spent 5 months teaching as a Language Assistant with the British Council in Austria. Here she gives her tips about what to expect, and what to look out for...
    Published in Language Assistants
  • Culture Shock: Austria

    Sunday, 23 January 2011

    1. Was mach’n?
    Nothing prepares you for the German they speak in Austria.  Having spent my year abroad in Tirol, I now joke I speak Tirolean rather than German because they are two entirely different languages.  The first time someone opens their mouth and exclaims “isch mia wurscht” you will wonder where the hell you are and why on earth you chose to come here and you probably won’t figure out the answer to that question until you’re sitting in your first language class back at university and you can understand everything that people say in Hoch Deutsch but they have no understanding of your dialect whatsoever.  Understanding Austrian German is a huge advantage for the future and it’s something you just cannot pick up from a textbook.

    Published in Culture Shock
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