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My AIESEC exchange in Italy!

On October I’ve decided to do my exchange in Italy! I can say, for sure, that it was the best decision I’ve ever taken in my whole life!

Torino is simply an awesome town! Everybody has ever told me that persons in Italy are a little bit cold, but didn't saw that in Torino. Everybody was always really open to talk and help me! All the Italians that I’ve met are really nice and open to know my culture and my costumes! I don't know if it was lucky to meet the right persons, but even on the stadium and on the other places everybody was talking to me and been really nice! I can't complain about that!

Another thing is the town! Torino is a beautiful town, with an incredible view to the Alpes. Perfect size, i can walk on the street feeling safe and visit all the touristic points getting even more in love with the town.
When the sun comes out Torino is just perfect, with all the green landscapes and the mountains! The view from Mont Capuccini is just perfect and the best of the town!

The project was really interesting. To talk about environment with kids and teaching them how to recycle it was really nice. When I was doing shopping I figured out that the Italians are not very sustainable persons, and i get the real importance of the project. All the activities we're trying to show the kids that they can change some attitudes to help the environment! The schools were all great with us, the kids really nice and the teachers were learning a lot of things with the kids. That’s already enough to me! If one kid learns something, and tells their parents, it starts to change, and the project gets his meaning!

At the end, I can say that this it was a great experience. I've learned much more in 7 weeks then on 3 months on USA. The Italian culture is just lovely, the food in Italy is just perfect and all the friends I’ve made I’ll be in my life forever! I didn't want to leave Torino, and I've already started to look something to get back soon, to enjoy a little bit more of this incredible town, that had become my second house and my passion!

STAGE AIESEC Awareness in ARGENTINA of Giulia Gianuzzi

La mia esperienza è stata fatta dalle persone che ho conosciuto, persone incredibili che mi hanno aiutato a superare tutti gli ostacoli che ho incontrato.

Divertirmi con gli altri volontari mi ha aiutato a distrarmi dai problemi del lavoro e le signore con cui lavoravo, con la loro semplicità e calore mi hanno fatto dimenticare molte volte le mie aspettative deluse. E' stata un'esperienza formativa cha mi ha fatto scoprire in modo concreto le difficoltà di una classe sociale, dello status di donna e anche di bambino sofferte in Argentina, facendomi aprire gli occhi anche sulla situazione nazionale italiana circa questi problemi.

Se lo dovessi descrivere direi che è un'esperienza che ti spinge oltre i tuoi limiti, che ti permette una crescita caratteriale personale!

Consiglierei l'esperienza a tutti quelli che hanno il desiderio di conoscere nuove realtà e di impegnarsi in un progetto concreto. A me ha lasciato un senso di pienezza e di soddisfazione grazie ai risultati ottenuti e i problemi risolti.

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Giulia Giannuzzi

My AIESEC Exchange Discovery of Eleonora Ferrero

Eleonora Ferrero, 24 years, Torino
Development Internship in UK, Manchester
July - October, 2008

"One day one of my friend asked me: "What is AIESEC?"

AIESEC makes your dreams come true......!

This is the best sentence to express AIESEC internships! I was dreaming of something new, something challenging and something unique and finally I got it. "Eleonora, you've been selected for MAC MILLAN CANCER SUPPORT!!"


My exchange experience started in July 2008. I took the flight to Manchester, took the train to Sheffild and then I started my new adventure! I was working for an NGO that helps people affected by cancer and search for funds for medical research.
Well, I was thinking: "This was the best way to have a positive impact on society!"

When I arrived at the airport I was already feeling at home - an international team was there waiting for me.... giving me 3 special presents:

• a dairy to write everything about my experience
• an umbrealla (that was my best friend, considering the weather)
• some candies

What a better way to start?

At work everything was great from the beginning: I was working in the fundraising office and my main responsabilities were to organize event with a team. It was really amazing. I had the possibility to organize a Midnight Run, a special Jazz night, a painting competitionsons. The biggest Event that we organized was The BIGGEST COFFEE MORNING - an event run in all England in the same day and we raised more the 7 million pounds. This was really a special day all over the city, there were logos of MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT. This event gave me the opportunity to met a lot of people, interview businessman and understand how companies are doing CSR in England. I had the deep and professional working experience ever.

It's really not so easy to talk about three months of special journey in just few words............ I gained a lot professionally but this is just half of the experince cause the personal side gave more. I was in England and I had the opportunity to live with people from China, Korea, Germany, Poland etc.... sharing ideas, thoughts, personal life, enjoy participation each day.

This is why AIESEC makes your dreams come true!"

My AIESEC Exchange Discovery of Simone Bernardi

Simone Bernardi, 27 years, Torino

Management Internship in India, Jaipur

July-December 2008

Responsibilities: marketing and sales in Spain and Italy for an Indian jewellery company

"COLORFUL TWEEZERS

Sticky and stinky trains, creams in which put hopes, different continents that say hello insulting me, delay as long as endless trip, fans never off, incomprehensible sings.

Three eyes that stare me behind corner of rainbow; clouds that, even in the same sky, won’t reach you. Old small tower to shoot the tigers today drowned by waters wisely moved from henna hairs; owls, antelopes and hidden crocodiles. Colourful faces unknown until yesterday just became safety, t-shirt that slept on walls surrounded by enthusiastic eyes so different from ours. Hindi songs and German eco, the unsteady English of too-young moustache that rejoice per white spots on a picture. Jeep get stuck in the mud, floors that become beds, hands become forks, bag-packs become pillows, strangers become friends.

Writing on an irregular roof, by sweaty hands of a faraway sun, with principles of meditation on one side and my first Indian smile that go through and smile. Alone, by choice, to taste the silent and count the knots in my dream’s threads, brushing them to melt the bigger, in vain. To look at naked wrist and intact bookmark, without finding the soul of brick house. The Australian accent that changed my life that sing and hang out. I don’t know where I am, I smile.

AN ORDINARY SATURDAY

A hot that I’m not able to stop.

Polish hand on a camera, traces of a night on the roof in my head. Projects.

Indian music screen the noises of mad fans that barely slice thought the air.

Unsafe green gas pipe and ants that go crazy because of the smoke of a mosquito repellent.

Noisy lids and fixed washing machine. A new song, my future piano. Orange and brown follow each other on my arm with a fresh tattoo, bottles full of sweat. Spanish accent that climb the stairs and become stronger.

My hands that softly hit the keyboard pushed by nothing. Phone call with the shining blond smile, Colombian goodbye hugs... and usual delays."

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