CITIZENS OF THE WORLD

In our project, the main reason whereby we have done it, it's to can have a relationship with citizens of another country but we are agree with the phrase that Oscar Wilde said: "We are citizens of the world". He tried to say that despite the fact of the differents rules of the countries you can do what ever you want and you can work or live in a distinct place that you were born. Oscar Wilde was poet, novelist and a very good writer with hard decisions, because of this he was criticized by the people of his time. 

INTERVIEW

1.-Why did you decided to be a Greek teacher?

-Because he noticed he was good at Greek in 1^st of Bachelor.

2.-How much money do you usually earn in your job?

-1200 € per month.

3.-Do you consider that your job is well paid?

-He didn’t consider it was well paid but he loves it so he doesn´t care.

4,-What is your job about?

-He said that the main idea was to make the students have fun in his classes at the same time that they learn a lot of Greek in every class.

5.-How did you become a teacher of Greek? What did you study to become it?

-He went to a congress in Barcelona and he really liked it so he started thinking about working as a Greek teacher in any part of the world.

He studied a career of languages focused on the Greek.

6.-What is the best part of your job?

-Teaching the students and making them have fun with you at the same time.

7.-What is the worst part of your job?

-The time spent on it.

8.-When did you decided to become a teacher of Greek?

-He said he started to like during the Bachelor and he decided to start studying it at the age of 18.

9.-If you didn’t work in this job, what would you like to work in?

-A basketball player if he were a little bit taller.

10.-Have you ever thought about working in a foreign country?

-Yes, he had and he actually thinks he wants to work abroad if he could earn more money than where he actually is.

1.-Why did you decided to be a Greek teacher?

-Because he noticed he was good at Greek in 1^st of Bachelor.

2.-How much money do you usually earn in your job?

-1200 € per month.

3.-Do you consider that your job is well paid?

-He didn’t consider it was well paid but he loves it so he doesn´t care.

4,-What is your job about?

-He said that the main idea was to make the students have fun in his classes at the same time that they learn a lot of Greek in every class.

5.-How did you become a teacher of Greek? What did you study to become it?

-He went to a congress in Barcelona and he really liked it so he started thinking about working as a Greek teacher in any part of the world.

He studied a career of languages focused on the Greek.

6.-What is the best part of your job?

-Teaching the students and making them have fun with you at the same time.

7.-What is the worst part of your job?

-The time spent on it.

8.-When did you decided to become a teacher of Greek?

-He said he started to like during the Bachelor and he decided to start studying it at the age of 18.

9.-If you didn’t work in this job, what would you like to work in?

-A basketball player if he were a little bit taller.

10.-Have you ever thought about working in a foreign country?

-Yes, he had and he actually thinks he wants to work abroad if he could earn more money than where he actually is.

Citizens of the world

Citizens of the world is an expression that Oscar Wilde used a long time ago in one interview. This expression means we aren't people only of a one country, the countries haven't got borders, we are people of the world and isn't important the nationality because all the people are equal.
I'm agree with Oscar Wilde because maybe in the future you will to have to move to another country to study or work and you will need know english or the language of this country. The languages are very important for your future, if you know some languages It's easier to find a job.
The project Erasmus + I think, will help me to learn more english and in the future, I don't know maybe I work in another country.
I'm lucky to be a part of this project. Thank you!!!

INTERVIEW

Last Tuesday, all the Erasmus+ students went to the letters and filosofy university of Córdoba and we have done some interviews. Here is my interview:

1. Why did you decide to be a professor in traslation and interpretation?

        When I lost my job in 2009 and I decided to use my master and I became a traslator and after

        that I started with my teaching.

     2.  How much money do you usually earn in your job?

        2000€ or 2100€/month.

     3. Do you consider that your job is well paid?

        No, but I love my job and I think it is enough.

     4. What is your job about?

        I can divide it in three branches:

        The first that I love most is teaching.

        The second one is researching.

        The third one is my profetional carrear of a traslator.

            

     5. How did you become a professor in traslation and interpretation? What did you have to study

          to become a professor in traslation and interpretation?

       I studied traslation and interpretation degree in Granada and after that I did a master in specialist

       traslation and interpretation in Málaga.

       What you need to be a professor in traslation and interpretation is to study a master and then to

       do a PHD.

     6. What is the best part of your job?

       Teaching.

     7. What is the worst part of your job?

       That I have to spend a lot of time in my job.

     8. When did you decide to become a professor in traslation and interpretation?

       When I lost one of my jobs as a traslator.

     9. If tou did not work in this job, what would you like to work in?

       A tourist guide or a journalist or a teacher, I don't care if it is in English.

     10. Have you ever thought about working in a foreing country?

      Yes, I worked as a traslator in Luxembourg and I thought to work in USA.

INTERVIEW

Last Thursday, we went to the filosofy and letters university of Cordoba. There we interviewed different people. This is my interview:

1.-Why did you decide to be librarian?
First I studied Spanish philology, but when we finished my career I get this job

2.-How much money do you usually earn in your job?
1700€ more or less

3.-Do you consider your job is well paid?
Yes I do

4.-What is your job about?
I lend books and arrenge them

5.-What did you have study to become librarian?
There is nothing specific, you must be good at languages

6.- What is the best part of your job?
Talk with the people

7.-What is the worst part of your job?
The people who break the books

8.-When did you decidee to become a librarian?
When I finish my career

9.-If you did not work in this job, what would you like to work in ?
As a teacher

10.-Have you ever thought about working in a forign country?
I haven't done it but I would like it

CITIZENS OF THE WORLD

A few months ago I have participated in an international project and in my opinion people are not from a country, they are from the Earth. There are people, who say: "My country is the best" and that's not really good because the worst wars has started due to the nationalism. I think you have to respect everyone and try to learn everything.

To conclude I am going to give you one of my favourite sentences: Travel open the mind- Charles Darwin.

CITIZENS OF THE WORLD

Citizens of the world is an expression that Oscar Wilde used a long time ago. This expression means that we are not people of one country, we are members of one thing, the world.

I'm agree with Oscar because maybe in a near future I will have to move to another country to work. This situation makes an exchange of culture which gives us a chance to know what people usually do in other countries. I think that this project will help me to learn how life is in other countries and also how can I work there.

ERASMUS +

Here it is the video, which we made with the German and the Austrian students

erasmus + video

A virtual walk-through in Córdoba

Cordoba is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. If someone of other country come to Cordoba, I will show her or him this places:

A. Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos

B. Mezquita de Córdoba

C. Calleja del Pañuelo

D. Calleja de las Flores

E. Sinagoga 

F. Bar Santos 

G. Museo de Bellas Artes 

H. Plaza de la Corredera 

I. Templo Romano

J. Medina Azahara