EVS on Arrival Training is my subject for today we were
fifty two people like always the only Tunisian and for sure a lot of Turkish.
We had a lot of workshop sometimes boring sometimes
funny emotional in others my best was
the cultural differences we had to split in teams and I like working in teams
we were five volunteering Tunisian, Armenian, Argentina, Spanish and the last one from Denmark .
We had a lot of subject to talk about them one of them was
older peopl
As a Tunisian older people mean holiness and wisdom they
live in the same house with their children
if a Tunisian takes his parents to the elderly house he will
leave in shame all his life.
In Denmark the normal act will be for older people to
automatically go and live in elderly house and receive visited in birthdays or
some fetes.
Then for other subject was animals in Tunisia animals barely
survive for this subject the Danish boy was very intense he said no one touch
my dog I walked him every day I don’t trust
anyone to take care of him it is my pet.
That was a cultural shock for me since that conversation and
I m thinking which one is more important human been or animals or both of them
are important and we need to take care of both of them with the same level of
tolerance.
Khadija
Khammasi - volunteer in the project BCV
- Bulding communties through volunteering - funded by Erasmus+
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