“Bridge to the Future” was an Erasmus + Youth Exchange project focusing on the topic of profesions/ career development. Dates: November 21 – 30, 2022 Place: Paphos, Cyprus Participating countries: Georgia, Lithuania, Italy, Cyprus and Hungary. Project Description In Paphos, city of Cyprus, famous for sunny beaches and warm people, 31 people gathered for a…
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Career Choices Made Right • Youth Exchange • April 17-26 • Bakuriani, Georgia
“Career Choices Made Right” was an Erasmus + Youth Exchange project focusing on the topic of Career Guidance and Orientation. Dates: April 17 – 26, 2022 Place: Bakuriani, Georgia Participating countries: Spain, Georgia, Lithuania, Armenia, Greece and Turkey. Project Description The currents before us are ever-changing, we must adapt and press forward if we are…
”Through volunteering I can challenge myself to try something different, achieve personal goals, practice using my skills and discover hidden talents” • Lizi Katamadze
Lizi Katamadze is a Georgian volunteer who joined SKE AVGOROU, in Cyprus and carries out her short-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: ”When I read information about this exchange program I was so excited and said- I should try. I thought that I was…
”Home can be found everywhere with the help of right people, by helping others, you help yourself” • Irine Machabeli
Irine Machabeli is a Georgian volunteer who joined ULAMIR du Goyen, in France and carries out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: ”Hi! I am Irinka 23 years old from Georgia. I have just graduated university and as I studied French for 4…
”Volunteering in another country, it’s an opposite world of what you can find in your daily routine. It’s something that you must discover and live” • Khatia Martiashvili
Khatia Martiashvili is a Georgian volunteer who joined Polska Fundacja im. Roberta Schumana (PFRS), in Poland and carries out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: ”I finished Bachelor’s degree in Political science last year and now I’m studying Master’s in Public Relations (PR)…
“Doing something for better and not expecting payback has always brought me a great joy.” • Barbare Janjalashvili
Barbare Janjalashvili is a Georgian volunteer who will join Non-gormental organization GEGED in Gaziantep, Turkey and carry out her short-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “There is no doubt that the reality we have been living in for the past year and a half,…
”be more courageous, get involved in volunteer programs,I promise that, this will be the most magical thing in your life” • Tatia Tsiklauri
Tatia Tsiklauri is a Georgian volunteer who joined Fundacja Kreatywnej Przestrzeni i Rozwoju CampoSfera, in Poland and carries out her short-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: Hello, I am Tatia, a second course student of Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi state university and my future profession…
“I am expecting new friends, new memories, new experiences, and big love” • Elene Tsikarishvili
Elene Tsikarishvili is a Georgian volunteer who will join POLITES Association in Szczecin, Poland and participate in a long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “Generally, volunteering brings changes in your life and after that you are more confident, more independent, more experienced. Then, you…
“One more step to the better version of myself” • Liza Chimakadze
I was in the queue for interview listening to other people talking about their experience stories and thinking about going home… Then I said to myself: “Liza, just try. You’re losing nothing”. That’s how it started – one of the most important parts of my life. Hello, my name is Liza. I’m studying journalism at…
“Erasmus – My Comfort Zone” • Mako Kurtanidze
Hello! My name is Maia Kurtanidze. I participated in an Erasmus+ project “Aiming For Equ(ALL)ity” in Vila Nova De Tazem, Portugal. It was my 3rd international project. Besides the fact that project lasted just for a few days, there are so many things I want to share. The first thing I noticed during my participation…
“I met incredible people from other countries” • Tsabuna Nakulashvili
It was a usual day in February when everything started. Someone called me and said that I was invited for the interview. That time I didn’t realize this interview would change my life. Surprisingly I was chosen for an exchange program. It was so hard to believe, because I had tried for the first time…
“A unique opportunity to live in another country” • Elene Lezhava
“I have travelled internationally with family and friends on several occasions, but I am fully confident that Erasmus + experience is the one that helps and encourages everyone on a daily basis. “Aiming by gaming” was a project to participate for many reasons. Firstly, it was a unique opportunity for me to live in another…