Believe it or not here we are, at the mid-term evaluation which supposes to be at the middle of our projects, but unfortunately in my case it is closer to the end now. Anyway, you have to know that in a long-term EVS project there are two trainings. The first one was in Candelaría, and if I would know how to do references in a blog I could refer to one of my previous entries, but without this knowledge I can only say that you could find a few entries under this one. The second one was last week in Málaga. Okay, to be precise, it was in a small town 65 km away from the city. But we could arrange our flight ticket one day before the training started so we could visit the city and make an EVS volunteers photo shooting:)
La Alcazaba of Málaga
After the one day holiday the serious work has started. We had a lot of lectures and presentations about how to be a better volunteer, how to improve our projects, how to handle conflicts and other quite useful and interesting topics. It was always more like a discussion than a presentation. The European volunteers from all over Spain have shared their experiences and opinions. I enjoyed it very much and I also felt the improvement on my Spanish knowledge as the whole seminar was held in Spanish.
One day we had a special trip to Antequera, where in different teams we participated in a discovery game. We got a map and had to follow a certain way to find things in the city and to fulfill different task such as promoting the Youth in Action Programme among local young people. Here you can see that our team was super effective and we convinced many of the to give it a try:)
Posturing with the leaflet of Youth in Action
After this wonderful 5 days, getting to know a lot of new people and enjoying every steps of our own evaluation we headed to Granada for the weekend, but that is the story of the next entry...
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