stephania
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| Traveling to Spain!
I just write to tell people of the wonderful experiences you can have if you divert away from the norm a little and what great benefits it can bring! My friend had a prestigious job in a solicitor’s office yet it bored her – She was with the same people every day and though the job was very interesting, the working conditions were not and she felt neither interested nor challenged. So she did something completely out of the ordinary. she left her job and took an [URL=http://www.sabatica.org/]año sabatico[/URL] traveling through Spain. Though not exactly far from England, it is far enough to be able to notice a difference in culture and this excited me greatly. She loved being able to integrate with the local people and having learnt Spanish at university, she was able to communicate reasonably well. She loved the Spanish culture so much that she took on a little job out there which allowed her to meet local people – [url=http://www.teflcertificatecourses.com/]teaching English as a foreign language[/url]. Doing this was able to put her Spanish to use but also help others wanting to learn English. The classes she gave were private and she have even kept in contact with some of her students – many want to come to England to do a [URL=http://www.united-languages.com/]curso ingles extranjero[/URL] and she have told them she would be delighted to play the host family – help them learn English in the evenings after their formal classes. She’s back in England at the moment but planning her next trip already – back to Spain she think, briefly to the Andalucia region where she will see all the friends she made (and the [URL=http://www.elgatoencasa.com/default.cfm?id_pagina=311&seccion=Razas]gatitos persas[/URL] who she shared her apartment with!) but then to the North – she hear cities such as Salamanca have many students wanting to learn English and so this seems perfect for her. Anyone have any tips of other big university cities in Spain?
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