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Austausch

Austauschprogramme in AIESEC:

Seit seiner Gründung im Jahr 1948 ist AIESEC bemüht, seinen Mitgliedern jedes Jahr die Möglichkeit zu geben, an internationalen Austauschprogrammen teil zu nehmen. Und so zieht es jedes Jahr viele motivierte Studenten in alle Ecken der Welt um außergewöhnliche Erfahrungen zu machen, um ihre Einstellung anderen Kulturen gegenüber zu erweitern und um Freunde am ganzen Globus kennen zu lernen. Auf dieser Seite findest du einige kurze Geschichten über Studenten, die bereits in den Genuss dieser außergewöhnlichen Erfahrung kommen durften. Finden Sie auch weitere Informationen hier.

Erfahrungsberichte:

Cecilia Martino (Argentinien), Michaela Bendova (Tschechien) & Rishabh Jain (Indien)

Rishab Jain

"AIESEC's Colors of the World Project is a landmark project which has great potential to expand. Just a month ago I would not dream about being given the opportunity to come to Linz, Austria to teach young students about the Indian culture and here I am in Linz almost at the end of the project covering more than 7 schools. A fine example of globalization and making the world a better place to live in is Colors of the World. It is interesting to see the desire on the students' faces when they learn about a different culture and the way of life. I am glad I have been given an opportunity to educate young Austrian students about my culture and learn about their culture in return. I am just 21 years old, and I already feel like a grand ambassador of India. I would like to thank Austria for showing me their warmth and generosity which gives me the motivation to do a better job everytime. Dhanyavad which means Dankeschön in Hindi"

Michaela Bendova

Hi, I am Michaela from the Czech Republic.
I have chosen the project Colors of the world (organized by Aiesec) because I wanted to enlarge general knowledge of young people. In my opinion it is very important to show young students what possibilities they have in their life and how they can join the duty with an entertainment.
I am lucky that I am here. I enjoy to cooperate with young austrian students. Moreover, people in Aiesec have spent lots of time with me to show me all Linz and have helped me to deal with all necessaries such as accommodation etc. The project Colors of the world overtook all my ideas – it gave me a possibility to get know deeply my country, improve my performing in front of audience and lots of friends from all around the world.

María Cecilia Martino

"Teaching in Austria has been a big challenge for me, maybe because there are big cultural differences with Latinoamerica. But I really liked because made me think out of the box, to adapt to another environment quickly, to be more creative in my presentations, to change my way of teaching and my approach to kids. I have developed more skills and grew up as a person a lot, now I feel more self confident, my English has improved a lot, and I can really improvise a lot during the classes. Thanks to these awesome project my most developed skills are enjoying participating, because I’m really enjoying my time with the students sharing experiences, our own cultures and playing a lot, and striving for excellence because I realized that through me the students were getting in touch with my country so, I had to do my best for them and give the 200 % of me.

However I think that the most important thing of Colors of the World is the positive impact that we are making in a lot of a people in Austria, I realized that representing AIESEC and my country as well I was “touching” not only the students but also their families, the professors of the schools, the people from the dorms, the AIESEC in Linz committee and even people that we meet randomly. These is the main goal of AIESEC and I can tell from the interested shown by the students, their questions or when a professor was thanking us a lot for our good job, that we achieved it. I hope it remains for a long time in Austria and pass to others.

Also the people from the committee have been really great with us, always being very supportive, wanting to spend time with us, and organizing activities. For sure I would recommend everyone in Southern Cone to come here for internships! Of course I don’t have enough words to thank to everyone! Thank youuuuuu! I will really miss you a lot!"

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