Anano Isakadze is a Georgian volunteer who joined Non-gormental organization “Way of Thracians” in Vratsa, Bulgaria and carries out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about his upcoming experience: “My name is Anano isakadze, I am student in the faculty of managment at university of bussines and…
Tag: Stories
“Such opportunities are vital for young people to figure out their interests and themselves along the way.” • Tekla Berianidze
Tekla Berianidze is a Georgian volunteer who will join Non-gormental organization “Way of Thracians” in Kavarna, Bulgaria and carry out her short-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “In 2020 I graduated from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University with a bachelor’s degree in International Relations….
“My volunteering activity is going to be held in Italy – my dream place to live in.” • Mariam Kvirikashvili
Mariam Kvirikashvili is a Georgian volunteer who joined Associazione Lilliput in Osimo, Italy and carries out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “Social distancing. pandemic. quarantine. Those are only a couple of terms that might be used to describe life during Covid-19. However,…
“You will never know what you might miss just because you are afraid of the failure.” • Nika Tatoshvili
Nika Tatoshvili is a Georgian volunteer who joined Associazione ALA – APS in Roccantica, Italy and carries out his long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what he says about his upcoming experience: “Future is very much uncertain. I cannot be sure what happens with the decisions that I make in my…
“It truly is never too late and you should never give up on your dreams.” • Ketevan Mtvarelidze
Ketevan Mtvarelidze is a Georgian volunteer who joined CESIE in Palermo, Italy and carries out her long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “I have always wanted to travel to Italy. In my mind, Italy represents romance, love, and passion thanks to my literary mind…
“One of the best things that happened to me during the world lockdown…” • Tornike Namicheishvili
Tornike Namicheishvili is a Georgian volunteer who joined non-governmental organization PSONI in Gdansk, Poland and carries out his long-term European Solidarity Corps project funded by Erasmus +. Read what he says about his upcoming experience: “Volunteering is not unknown to me as I had taken part in various volunteering projects and activities during the last…
“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…
“It is important to prove to yourself that you can achieve great results” • Ana Karanadze
Ana Karanadze is a Georgian volunteer who will join organization Polish Robert Schuman Foundation in Warsaw, Poland and participate in a long-term European Solidarity Corps projects funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “My name is Ana, I’m 21 years old, I am a last year student of international relations…
“This program will help me develop my skills and abilities” • Salome Kvitsiani
Salome Kvitsiani is one of the volunteers who will join organization CERT in Craiova, Romania and participate in a long-term European Solidarity Corps projects funded by Erasmus +. Read what she says about her upcoming experience: “First of all, I want to thank you for choosing me and giving me this opportunity to develop myself…
“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…
BITISI 