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My name is Alex, I’m 21 years old and
studying Educational and Pedagogical Science at the Alpen-Adria-Universität in
Klagenfurt. In my leisure time I enjoy, if possible, travelling and I spend
lots of time with my friends. In addition reading, listening to music and
experementing with video and music software.
What do I like about youth projects?
I love the opportunity to meet new people
from whole Europe, creating new friendships and meeting interesting people. In
addition I really appreciate the concept of non-formal learning and how it is
used to teach sometimes really complicated topics in an easy way.
What have I experienced by taking part in
YPs?
I’ve learnt so much about different
cultures and so many tools about different topics. The YPs were also a great
opportunity to develop myself, I discerned my strengths and trained them during
the YPs. I also met so many interesting people.
Why am I part of wEUnite?/Who told me about
it?
It was pure coincidence that I met Tini through a mutual friend and
some time after we met I was offered to take part in the first YP organized by
wEUnite. I’ve heard a lot about YPs before and was really glad for that
opportunity. I really enjoyed working with the people of wEUnite so I decided
to become a part of it.
Hey! My name is Manuel, I am 21
years old and a student at the Technical University of Vienna studying Computer
sciences. You can guess it, I like to play with computers and other technical
devices as well as Mathematics and other scientific subjects. Beside my nerdy
side I like sports as running, biking and swimming. And, as most Austrians do, I
like skiing.
What do I like about
youth projects?
It’s great for meeting
new people, especially international students. It is interesting to get to know
about their culture and also to find some things I have in common with them.
What have I experienced
by taking part in YPs?
I experienced that
people are way more forgiving and supportive during their participation on YPs. I
think this is because everyone gets an unbiased and fresh start to learn and
teach about sophisticated topics. Also I was a lot more open minded after the
project and I felt kind of recharged.
Why am I part of
wEUnite?/Who told me about it?
An old friend of mine
is one of the founders of wEUnite. I don’t know how she knew but I like it, a
lot. I think wEUnite is doing great work when it comes to giving people a
change to get better in whatever they do. Where else can you find so many
different cultures and people joined together so easily. I am happy to be a part
of it.
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