In this post I would like to share my emotions and thoughts about my adaptation period in Tbilisi. I have been to Georgia several times before and I thought nothing will surprise me here. But I was wrong! One person told me: “one thing is to visit Georgia and it’s totally another to live here”. … Continue reading EVS BLOG: “Do it your way” – adaptation period
Category: Experiences
Reviews of local/international projects
I am Pavel and I am an EVS volunteer in Tbilisi, Georgia since 2nd of November. My voluntary service will last until August and it will be the longest time in my life that I will not return to Tallinn. This makes me very curious how our ever-changing city will look like in 9 months. … Continue reading EVS BLOG: “Do it your way” – Introduction
Hey, it’s me again. Long-time no read, I guess, but the past few weeks have been pretty full and I finally managed to find a moment to write few remarks and to remember what has been happening on my EVS journey. For those who haven’t read my first blog post, my name is Filip and … Continue reading EVS BLOG: Filip’s EVS in Estonia – Part II
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At first I thought that I have completely nothing to write about. That is not true, plenty of exciting stuff has happened, of course, I will not mention or describe even half of it, but I`ll try!
Have you ever woke up at 7 am to go by tractor to the the vineyard for grape picking? Maybe you have been doing benches from pallets?
Upcycling might not be an ultimate solution to such challenges as climate change or air pollution, but it helps to empower youngsters to consume responsibly and to see new opportunities in area of upcycling.
Moving to a new city is rarely easy – I did it a couple of times in my life already. For the last couple of months, I was really looking forward to moving to Tallinn.
At the beginning of this year I decided to study something, so I chose coaching. After finishing the course I was thinking to try myself somewhere else in this field. That’s how I found "Coach'EM".
This was a training course that I've been waiting for a long time. It is great fun to get locked up for 60 minutes trying to get out and working as a team.