My ESC experience in Youth for Equality: How i learned, had fun and met amazing people
Hello there,
I would love to start with that im not great at writing things like this. So if i had to combine all the things i did during the past 10 months in Youth for Equality that would fell under one word and a thing is that i had fun.
Thanks to the amazing team of diverse people i was in the office on the daily basis. Amazing projocets where i met even more great people from all ove the Europe. Throughout my project, I was immersed in an environment where language wasn’t just a tool—it was a bridge connecting ideas, cultures, and people. My daily tasks involved preparing project texts, drafting documents, and translating materials from English into Slovak. This wasn’t simply about swapping words between languages; it was about capturing the essence of the message and adapting it perfectly for different audiences.
Working in a team with people from various cultural backgrounds further enriched my literacy skills. It exposed me to different writing styles and communication strategies, inspiring me to expand my own approach. The dynamic and ever-changing environment of the project meant that I was constantly learning and adapting, making me more flexible and innovative in my use of language.
Beyond translation, I had the opportunity to prepare engaging presentations and organize key project documents. These experiences pushed me to think about structure, style, and the visual presentation of information. I learned that the way information is organized can greatly enhance its impact, making it more accessible and persuasive. Whether it was creating a compelling project proposal or a detailed report, every piece of writing became an opportunity to refine my skills and share a story effectively.
After 10 months of comming into the office in the morning, making coffee, having conversation with everybody and it suddenly ending on a random day (it was not sudden it just fell like that) i felt sad but really greatfull for this experience. I will miss it trully and i recommend this experience to everybody.
Thank you..
