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Arriving in Barcelona Moving to Barcelona for my Erasmus+ project was exciting, but also a big change. Everything was new: the streets, the language, the food, and the daily routine. Barcelona is a very lively city. There are people everywhere, cafes are full, and there is always something happening. My Erasmus+ Project The Erasmus+ project was a great chance to gain work experience abroad. I learned new things during my placement. Working in a new environment was sometimes c

Erasmus+ wasn't just about traveling and hanging out for us. A big part of our days here was actually work. We worked as videographers and photographers for the agency that organizes our programme, visiting companies to film and photograph other Erasmus+ students at their jobs. A Work Day Most days, we got up around 9 in the morning to travel to a company. We always worked in teams of two. At the company, we filmed and took photos, and we talked to the Erasmus+ students worki

When I first got asked if I wanted to do an Erasmus+ internship, I was really excited. I had never been away from home for this long before, and I had never even gone on a trip with my roommates. I felt proud that I got picked, especially because I'm pretty young for this. The First Day I remember my first real day in Barcelona clearly. I looked around and thought: this is crazy, three weeks with the guys in Barcelona. Three weeks sounded like a lot of time back then. I thoug

Three weeks ago, I moved into a small apartment on Carrer Modern in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat for my Erasmus+ work placement. It's technically Barcelona, but locals will tell you it's a different world. The "Tourist Barcelona" My first real encounter with "tourist Barcelona" wasn't as a visitor, it was as a photographer. I had a shoot near Casa Batlló, one of Gaudí's masterpieces. Getting there was hard. The streets were packed with tourists and tour groups. People kept stopp

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,