Sagunt

This month, I had the opportunity to participate in the midterm training in Mollina, near Malaga. The one-week event was extremely intense but also very enriching. It was a time full of new encounters, deep reflections, and inspiring learning opportunities. During the training, I met many interesting people from different countries and backgrounds. The exchange

It’s been a long time that I did’nt wrote here. Well, in december I did the experience of Christmas far from home, I hate it ahah. I wanted to be with my family all the time and it was really really difficult to be far from them. But I think it’s an experience to live.

In January, after a long time, I finally got to see my family again. I flew to Costa Rica for two weeks to visit my sister and it was a wonderful time. I saw so many animals and truly enjoyed being with my family again. Even though saying goodbye was a bit difficult, I quickly

I had a magical time in Valencia at Christmas. On December 4th, the city came alive when all the Christmas lights were switched on at once. It was a breathtaking sight and the streets were filled with people enjoying the festive atmosphere. I’ve always loved Christmas, and this year was no exception. I visited lots

This month was packed with exciting experiences. My arrival training took place online, but I was fortunate to travel to Alicante with another volunteer, Simona. This gave us the chance to explore the beauty of the city together, making the experience truly special and gave me also the opportunity to see a friend who also

Estoy llegó el 22 de octubre 2024, hace un mes ahora. Mi llegada fue perturbada por el tiempo. Las lluvias mas fuertes, las tormentas ha causadó un desastre en Valencia y las otras ciudades al cerca.  Durante este mes, descubrí muchas cosas o muchas nuevas personas como Klara mi compañera de piso. En mi trabajo

I’ve now been here in Valencia for two months and feel well-settled. Unfortunately, it was Donata’s last month, which was very sad. But the next day, my new roommate arrived and we get along really well. Over the past few weeks, we’ve made a lot of Halloween decorations together and I helped out with some

The month of October marks the beginning of a new season of activities, filled with energy and fresh ideas! We started planning the first event of the year, working together on decorations and activities to engage children and teenagers. October is also the month for farewells and memorable moments: the final trips, the last dinners,

Living alone in a different country for nine months is both exciting and challenging. I’ve moved to Valencia and it’s a whole new experience for me. I’m learning to find my way around, speak a different language and enjoy a new culture. When I arrived, I was nervous, but the people here have been really

We are now nearing the end of this year, full of experiences, emotions, and changes. September started calmly, as it’s the time to settle back in and plan for the upcoming year. But for us volunteers, it’s also the moment to begin preparing Halloween decorations to create specific atmospheres. Between carving pumpkins, setting up barbecues

In August, the Casal Jove closes for vacation, so we volunteers also get some time to rest. This summer, I decided to stay here in Spain and enjoy the sun, the sea, and the beautiful Spanish landscapes. I traveled around Spain a bit and took part in the summer festival in Puerto de Sagunto.However, this

At the end of June started the summer school of Casal Jove. It’s a five and a half weeks in which the kids come in the morning and come back after lunch. There are six different schools that are open during this week, and everyone of them has four groups of people divided by age.

Once every month Casal Jove organizes a big event. Every event has different activities for the different ages of the participants, and everything is themed around the theme of the month. During the event, the participants of the activities of Casal Jove comes with their families. The first one was Hallowen. We organized handcraft activities

This marks the beginning of the second part of my project, which includes organizing summer activities that will run until the end of July. For three weeks, I will be assisting the monitores in summer schools with groups of young children. For the remaining two weeks, I will be engaged in the camps with older

The time has come for the last part of the training. I completed the first part remotely, through online meetings; however, I was fortunate to attend this part in person.It was a journey full of surprises. I left Valencia with two other people I already knew, and gradually we met more people on the train.

It feels like I’ve been here for a short time, yet seven months have already passed. A bit of melancholy is setting in due to the end of the project, and along with it, the end of the winter activities organized by Casale. May is the final month, when the activities of the groups, courses,

These months at Casale have made me realize how much I enjoy this work. Therefore, I decided to also attend the “Monitor de ocio y tiempo libre” so I can continue even after my ESC year ends. I participated in all the activities organized by Casale, such as my cooking course, programming, and activities with

My experience here on Erasmus and with this project keeps getting better, with more activities, collaboration, and enthusiasm. And in March, it was time for celebrations, not only for my birthday but also for the Valencian folklore festival. Not only the city of Valencia, but also Sagunto and other towns transform during this period, filled

In March I did my curso de monitor. I attended online classes in the first two weeks, and then I went to Leon to participate in the camp.I was a little bit scared about the language at the beginning, because I was the only one not speaking Spanish as a native, but I never had

I came to Spain knowing that I had to search for a job after the end of the project and that i needed to decide what I had to do with my life. Luckily just after the first month I understood that I wanted to remain in Spain working as a professional educator (monitor in