Working opposite dual countries
“When we was study law during a European University Viadrina, we used to cranky a German-Polish limit scarcely any day: a lectures were in Frankfurt an der Oder as good as in a beside Polish city of Słubice. Everyday life during a Viadrina is Europe on a smaller scale. Even currently we mostly transport between both countries: we work in Poznań, Wrocław and Berlin. we work for a Polish association coordinating projects on serve veteran training, that accept financial support from a European Social Fund. As a counsel we understanding with a applications for open funds.
Right now I’m in Berlin holding caring of a organisation of 65 impoverished Polish immature people who are here doing a two-month internship. When it’s about integrating people into a pursuit market, European countries can learn a lot from any other. In veteran training there are outrageous opportunities for European integration.
“Hardly any obstacles in my daily life”
The approach of life as a German-Polish worker works good for me we find. we like being mobile, I’ve had an Erasmus extend to live in Wales, finished an internship during a European Parliament in Brussels and trafficked a lot. After 7 years study and operative in Germany we wanted to be closer to home in Poland though we didn’t wish to leave Berlin. The pursuit opposite both countries is a good resolution for me. There are frequency any obstacles in my daily life. we transport here and there but any problems and we don’t have any official problems either.
My stream conditions allows me to foster Europe to as many people as possible. I’ve always finished this – I’m a committed European and any day we can see what we have achieved. But not everybody has had a same certain knowledge of Europe. Accompanying immature impoverished people in my pursuit only enforces this even more. we can know that immature people are unhappy when they can’t find any work after finishing their studies. They fast get held adult in a populist messages. we like to tell them that it’s their shortcoming to get to know Europe better. And that it’ll all be value it in a end.
It’s apparent to me that Europe isn’t in an easy conditions during a moment. But I’m staying optimistic. When I’m in Berlin on a Sunday, we go to a ‘Pulse of Europe’ gatherings. These pro-Europe initiatives, that we’re saying some-more and some-more of, are really important.”
Transcript: Helen Sibum
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