Korektoj

Thanks a lot about your lovely letter and especially the pictures!

At the moment I’m quite busy because I will move to France in two weeks for studying.

I missed the three of them a lot during the trip, and now it feels very weird to move to another country for studying without them.

I’m not afraid of the french language or of living alone, but it’s hard to leave my family.

A couple of days after I came back I finally registered university (I already applied during the trip and became a positive answer).

But the registration is at the german university that will send me to france, so i still have to wait for there answer before I can register in france even though the studies already start in two weeks.

This is why I am quite a little bit nervous at the moment.

It’s a lot harder to write that sort of CV for the scholarship than for another job, because you have to describe your whole live in maximum three pages and decide what is important and what not.

Further you need to prepare a 10 minutes presentation about no matter what theme.

I took me a lot time to decide what I really want to present because I do not only need to be a kind of nerd in that theme, but it also needs to be interesting for the other one’s because there will be a 20 minutes discussion after the presentation.

Now I tooked sustainability as a theme and I want to discuss whether sustainability should be a subject at school (like maths or biology) or not.

In order to my hobbies there a three big interests to mention: the KSJ, language exchange meetings and sports.

The KSJ is a youth organisation, a bit like the scouts, I am in since a couple of years.

Even if I am now studying in France, I want to come back for our meetings (my studying city is only 250 kilometers away from my home) and weekend trips because I really like the people who work voluntarily with me and I think it’s very important for the development of children to take part in events like our holiday camps where they can learn a lot about values while playing.

Language exchange meeting sounds a little bit boring, but is somehow the best thing you can do.

These are meetings (mostly in cafe bars) between people from all over the world (mostly students) that talk in many different languages to each other.

There’s for example a spanish meeting in what people from Spain, Latin America and from other nations participate and it’s really fun to meet new people while learning another language.