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I have now been living in Dublin for a week, and I am really enjoying my Erasmus+ experience so far. One funny thing about my accommodation is that everyone in my shared flat is from the same vocational school in Stuttgart. Because of that, it sometimes doesn’t even feel like I’m living in Ireland! We always have someone to talk to, and the atmosphere is really friendly. One thing I noticed straight away is that Dublin is very expensive. Food, shopping, and going out all cost

Together with Teresa I arrived in Florence by night train, which was a completely new experience for both of us. Before work started on Monday, we had a whole weekend to explore the city, enjoy the Italian cuisine, and of course do some shopping. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. I work at a campsite just a little outside town, where I assist with check-outs, check-ins, and customer requests. On my first day I had to introduce myself in a few Italian sentences, and ever since then they o

Little Mishaps Are Part of the Experience Of course, not everything always goes according to plan. For one of our social media posts, we wanted to write "HAK Works Abroad" in the sand. That turned out to be much more difficult than expected because every second wave washed our work away. When we briefly turned around, an unexpectedly large wave suddenly caught us. Within seconds, we were standing ankle-deep in the water with completely soaked shoes and sand in our socks. At t

One week in Málaga is already behind us. If someone had asked us beforehand how we imagined our Erasmus internship, we probably would have said sunshine, beaches, and great food. What we did not expect was that during our very first days we would already overcome several challenges, meet so many new people, and create unforgettable memories. First Impressions Our journey began in the middle of the night. At four o'clock in the morning, we set off for Munich Airport before cat

Hello from Barcelona! We are Teodora and Miriam, and we have just completed our first week of our internship in Barcelona. It has been an exciting week full of new experiences, new people, and unforgettable memories. We arrived in Barcelona on Saturday and went directly from the airport to our hostel. We are staying in a cluster apartment together with five other classmates. Although we each have our own bedroom, we share the kitchen and living room, which has been a great wa

Hola! We’ve already got a whole week behind us, even more than that by now. We’ve made new friends and had loads of brilliant experiences. In this blog post, you’ll find out more about our week, including the weekend, and of course, how Friday’s match went: Belgium v Spain. Nothing too exciting happened during the week. On Tuesday, we discovered a beach bar where we chatted with Celine and Clara until just before 3 am. Luckily, we had the day off on Wednesday. On Thursday, we

This week was really nice. We had one day of home office and continued working on the company’s social media. We made new Instagram posts, worked with Canva, and had an online meeting with our supervisor. We get along very well with her, and the work is relaxed. We really enjoy working on real social media content. On Saturday, we visited the waterfall in Nerja. There were a lot of people, so it was very busy, but it was still a beautiful place. We spent some time there, went

Our first days in Málaga have already been very exciting and full of new experiences. We arrived safely in Spain and had a really good flight. During our journey, we even met some nice people from Colorado, which was a really cool experience. After arriving, we checked into our Airbnb and started exploring Málaga. We enjoyed the beautiful weather, went to the beach, and got our first impressions of the city. The atmosphere here is amazing, and we are excited to discover more

Our trip to Cádiz lasted only one day, but it was definitely one of the highlights of our visit in Spain. Since we usually spend our weekdays working, we were really looking forward to taking a break and exploring a new city. Getting there was more difficult than we expected. When we wanted to book our bus tickets, we realised that almost every bus was already fully booked. For a moment, we thought we would have to cancel our plans. Luckily, we managed to get seats on one of

Hola! As you’ve already read in our first blog post, Monday was our first day at work. The day began with us meeting everyone else at the agency. Afterwards, Ana took us to our workplace. We work in a small café right in the city centre, where we are responsible for managing the café’s social media. When we arrived, we found out that our supervisor wouldn’t be there because she had just had a baby. So, our first day could hardly have started more chaotically. We were then imm

Turning 18 is already a special moment, but celebrating my 18th birthday in Seville made it even more unforgettable. Funny enough, my birthday fell right in the middle of my Erasmus+ internship. I definitely didn't expect to celebrate my birthday this way, but it turned out to be one of the most special days of my time in Seville. My day started with my very first day of work at the company. We were warmly welcomed by everyone, and our supervisor Ruben explained our tasks in

Hello everyone! My name is Isabella, and together with my friend Laura, I am spending two weeks in Seville as part of the Erasmus+ programme. We are working in a jewellery shop and experiencing everyday life in Spain. Our first days have been exciting, funny, and occasionally chaotic, but definitely unforgettable. Saturday – The Journey Begins On Saturday, Laura and I met two friends at the airport. After saying goodbye, they flew to Málaga, while we continued our journey to

¡Hola a todos! Bienvenidos to our first blog post from Malaga. After safely arriving in Málaga on Saturday, everything went perfectly fine for Jonas. For Amelie however, things turned out a little differently. After checking in, we headed straight to the beach. When we returned to our apartment and entered the code to unlock the door, we immediately noticed that it wouldn’t open. We desperately tried several more times, but nothing changed – we were locked out! After calling

My first two weeks in Barcelona have been nothing but amazing. I’m working at St. Patrick’s International School, where I spend my days from 9 to 17 caring for children aged 2 to 12. The school is beautiful, and the kids are incredibly sweet — they’ve already made every day feel rewarding. Outside of work, we’ve wasted no time exploring the city. In just a short span, we’ve checked off all the major landmarks: the breathtaking Sagrada Família, the Casa Batlló, the lively atmo

My Erasmus+ Internship in Málaga – Arrival & First Days My Erasmus+ internship adventure in Málaga started very early. I had to wake up at 5:00 a.m. to catch my flight. Luckily, I had a great window seat, so I could enjoy the beautiful view during the flight. The only downside was that I was really hungry and couldn't wait to finally eat something After we landed in Málaga, Celine, Clara, and I were picked up at the airport by a very friendly man who drove us to our apartment

Hola! On Friday, we both set off for Málaga. After a delay of an hour, we were finally able to take off. Once on the plane, however, neither of us felt entirely comfort, as we’d ended up with the two seats in the emergency exit row, of all places. After some turbulence, we finally landed safely around midnight. Once we arrived at the Airbnb, we went straight to bed. We spent Saturday relaxing by the sea and used the evening to explore the city. We learnt that, due to its prox

Hello everyone! My name is Laura, and together with my friend Isabella, I am taking part in the Erasmus+ programme in Seville. For two weeks, we are working in a jewellery shop and gaining practical work experience abroad. So far, our adventure has included sunshine, new experiences, and enough unexpected apartment drama to keep things interesting. Saturday – From Runway to Heatwave Our journey began on Saturday when we met two friends at the airport. We said our goodbyes the

On Sunday, everything went surprisingly quietly at first. Almost too quietly. So, we contacted Airbnb support again because all issues are supposed to be reported within the first 72 hours. However, that didn't really get us anywhere. We decided we'd rather spend the day at the beach and waited for Stefan to arrive in the evening. Together, we grabbed smash burgers and told him what happened the last two days. He laughed, we laughed, and for a brief moment, we actually though

Actually, we just wanted to fly to Barcelona and start our Erasmus stay. Actually. However, the fact that we would almost end up homeless was definitely not on our to-do list. Our journey began on June 26th at Salzburg Airport. The group consisted of Flo, Florian, Vanessa, and me (Amelie). The anticipation was huge, expectations were high, and our hunger after landing was even bigger. Therefore, our only goal was to get to the Airbnb as quickly as possible, drop off our bags,

Our Erasmus+ programme has a new name and a new logo. Following the merger of HAK1 Salzburg and hak:zwei to form the new school HAK Salzburg from September, HAK1 Works Abroad will now become HAK Works Abroad. The change reflects the new identity of our school, but the aim of the programme remains exactly the same: giving our students the chance to gain real work experience abroad, improve their language skills and become more confident, independent young people. This summer,