I took part in a one-week camp in Berlin as a volunteer, where I could be with the best German-speaking students of the Foundation.<\/p>\n
The children could experience the language at a very nice area, because “Hochdeutsch” is spoken here and in schools, it is also taught. It was a huge advantage that the teachers from GLS are using this dialect. The “nice German” could be heard in the streets, too.<\/p>\n
Another nice experience was to see how hardworking our students were and how hard they worked on their homework. From a language learning aspect, the teachers used the most useful techniques with our students. Teachers not only taught the language but also culture, history and a daily side of Berlin and Germany, too.<\/p>\n
Its consequence was that there were no student who did not like taking part in the language courses.<\/p>\n
Concerning the afternoon programmes I can state that the group’s mentor, Judit Bartal-Kov\u00e1cs did her best. Everyone could find his\/her favourite programme and certainly they had free time.<\/p>\n
Speaking of the children, I really like the thing that we used public transport and they could experience how it is to be a member of that town. As a teacher, this is the best to see that they really understand what they have learnt and when they try to explain the learnt topics.<\/p>\n
As a volunteer and as a language teacher I can say that this camp was full of gifts, concerning language, culture and socioculture.
\nM\u00e1rta Bag\u00e1ny – German teacher, P\u00e9cs<\/p>\n
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