dimecres, 26 de novembre del 2014
Giving Directions
dimecres, 12 de novembre del 2014
NEWS FROM CANADA
Albert Lladó, a student who was studying 4th ESO in our high school last year,
has written us from Canada, where he is studying this year.
Hello,
I'm Albert Lladó and I'm part of this 1st of Batxillerat traveling experience in Canada.
Let me explain: INS Mig-Món gave me the opportunity to apply for
a Spanish scholarship program "Estudia en Canada" provided
by ZARA's owner Amancio Ortega. The scholarship offers 100 students
from 4th ESO all over Spain to spend their first senior year studying
in Canada.
The first test required was based on a series of datas about your
final 3rd ESO grades as well as your English final grade. Also we
were asked for familiar datas such as your family's income. 500-600
students from 4600 are the chosen ones. The second test consisted of
a writing exam to avaluate your English level, and the third and
final was a brief oral exposition.
I was one of the 100 lucky ones that made it to the end and I find
myself now in Canada, a little far from Spain.
The differences I thought I'd have to face here still haven't
appeared, and besides being two different countries, culturally, we
are almost the same. We don't have a lot of differences when it comes
to food either...
Education does work different though: from "sisè de
primària" students to the 2nd of ESO ones study in a different
building called Junior High School, and from 3rd until 2nd of
Batxillerat stay in Senior High School. The names are quite different
too: 6th of Primary School is Grade 6, but from 1st ESO the names
change to Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9,...
The subjects are chosen by the student and the extracurricular activities are provided by the school: football team, soccer team, hockey team, musical, vocals, Improv team,...
The classes run for 75 minutes and we have a huge hour lunch break.
The subjects are chosen by the student and the extracurricular activities are provided by the school: football team, soccer team, hockey team, musical, vocals, Improv team,...
The classes run for 75 minutes and we have a huge hour lunch break.
The lunch and supper time are earlier but it's a routine you just
get used to.
The landscapes here are constantly beautiful as well as the weather is colder everyday, but they remind me sometimes of the same mountains that we have around Catalonia.
The landscapes here are constantly beautiful as well as the weather is colder everyday, but they remind me sometimes of the same mountains that we have around Catalonia.
Here are some of the best pictures I've taken all over these
months.
Canada is making this experience a great of a trip!
dilluns, 10 de novembre del 2014
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Checking in at a hotel
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