I can definitely suggest everyone to try an EVS experience. Personally I believe that working in a multicultural context and interacting with people from different cultures it’s a unique and challenging possibility not only to understand and appreciate different realities and lifestyles, but is also an occasion to “get in the game”, leaving your comfort zone and taking your time to reflect more on yourself and what you really want to become.

Volunteering abroad is a great occasion to meet new people. Knowing different cultures, deal with new uses and a new way of life, cooperate with people from all Europe. It is a great occasion that I suggests to experience every young person can apply. During my stay I improved my English vocabulary, I experiencing to live for one year with unknow people and deal with all our needs, I’m learning greek (sigà sigà) and I’m having the occasion to improve my skills in the art field.

It is an extraordinary experience that will be remembered for a lifetime, with the motivation to get out of the comfort zone. In addition, working on yourself and your character is another key part of volunteering abroad. Tradition is something we must all maintain, regardless of the country we live in… And of course, the friendships gained through this experience are priceless.

I can definitely suggest everyone to try an EVS experience. Personally I believe that working in a multicultural context and interacting with people from different cultures it’s a unique and challenging possibility not only to understand and appreciate different realities and lifestyles, but is also an occasion to “get in the game”, leaving your comfort zone and taking your time to reflect more on yourself and what you really want to become.

I can definitely suggest everyone to try an EVS experience. Personally I believe that working in a multicultural context and interacting with people from different cultures it’s a unique and challenging possibility not only to understand and appreciate different realities and lifestyles, but is also an occasion to “get in the game”, leaving your comfort zone and taking your time to reflect more on yourself and what you really want to become.

I can definitely suggest everyone to try an EVS experience. Personally I believe that working in a multicultural context and interacting with people from different cultures it’s a unique and challenging possibility not only to understand and appreciate different realities and lifestyles, but is also an occasion to “get in the game”, leaving your comfort zone and taking your time to reflect more on yourself and what you really want to become.