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EXETER UNIVERSITY POSTS INVOLVING MY EXPERIENCE:

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HIGHLY DRIVEN. SOCIAL. HIGHLY CREATIVE. INNOVATIVE. HANDLES PROBLEM SOLVING IN UNIQUE WAYS.

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iTutorGroup, vipJr, TutorABC, tutorJr, TutorMing

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iTutorGroup is the premier online education platform and largest English-language learning institution in the world, serving students that range from global business professionals to young children. Founded in 2004, iTutorGroup has educated students in 135 countries and regions, and hosted more than 10 million classroom sessions through its four award-winning service product businesses, including TutorABC, and tutorJr.

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International Secondment

After a few years, for those who really impress us, there's the chance to do a secondment in Europe, the US or even Australia. It means you'll soak up different Aldi cultures, bring fresh ideas back to the UK, and take your personal and professional development up a gear. You see, although you'll be familiar with our business, you'll be pushed out of your comfort zone, and given a new platform to show everyone how capable you are. But don't worry - wherever you are in the world, you can expect the same Aldi support.

And while it's the same job on paper, it's likely that you'll find yourself learning from scratch. That's down to the subtle and not so subtle variances in cultures and operating markets. One way or another, it will require a real sense of adventure, resilience and open-mindedness. Why not take a look at David's story?

- University of Newcastle upon Tyne
- Engineering Degree
- Joined Aldi in 2006
"When we expanded across all five states, including New York City and Downtown Boston, I was right there at the coalface. I was seconded to 'South Windsor', one of the US divisional offices that looks after stores across five states. Aldi were extremely supportive as I planned my departure, helping to arrange visas and travel. They also offered plenty of insight into my new area. On arrival, there was even more support: a thorough orientation, help with accommodation, bank accounts and phones, plus mentoring from a local colleague. Aldi was in its infancy in the greater New England area but experiencing huge growth. I went from working in Dundalk Co. Louth to interviewing staff for Queens, New York. Amazing."

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After a few years, for those who really impress us, there's the chance to do a secondment in Europe, the US or even Australia. It means you'll soak up different Aldi cultures, bring fresh ideas back to the UK, and take your personal and professional development up a gear.

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I worked alongside the marketing director for the Grenoble Rugby Club

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GRENOBLE...

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1 BA & 1 DIPLOMA

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Making Sense of Ourselves-Statement of Participation 

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Completing the Project Statement of Participation 

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"I have come out of my #ErasmusPlus experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work."

Read #HE student Charlotte Evans' #ErasmusPlus story and how studying #abroad enabled her to develop new skills and experiences: https://t.co/SWF0pAlPjQ

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"I have come out of my #ErasmusPlus experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work."

Read #HE student Charlotte Evans' #ErasmusPlus story and how studying #abroad enabled her to develop new skills and experiences: https://t.co/SWF0pAlPjQ https://t.co/wxIz5hbWnU

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"I have come out of my #ErasmusPlus experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work."

Read #HE student Charlotte Evans' #ErasmusPlus story and how studying #abroad enabled her to develop new skills and experiences: https://t.co/SWF0pAlPjQ pic.twitter.com/wxIz5hbWnU
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"I have come out of my #ErasmusPlus experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work."

Read #HE student Charlotte Evans' #ErasmusPlus story and how studying #abroad enabled her to develop new skills and experiences: https://t.co/SWF0pAlPjQ https://t.co/wxIz5hbWnU

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"I have come out of my #ErasmusPlus experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work."

Read #HE student Charlotte Evans' #ErasmusPlus story and how studying #abroad enabled her to develop new skills and experiences: https://t.co/SWF0pAlPjQ https://t.co/wxIz5hbWnU

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"I have come out of my #ErasmusPlus experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work."

Read #HE student Charlotte Evans' #ErasmusPlus story and how studying #abroad enabled her to develop new skills and experiences: https://t.co/SWF0pAlPjQ

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An unforgettable year for Welsh student living, studying and working in France

Exeter University business student Charlotte Evans admits she got so much more than a fresh take on learning during an Erasmus+ year in France - not least brushing up on her skiing technique.

Charlotte, from Newport in South Wales, opted to spend a year studying in Grenoble, in the French Alps, rather than on a work placement in the United Kingdom as part of her degree course - and by the end of her overseas adventure was urging other students to grasp the opportunity with both hands.

"Erasmus+ sent me abroad and I returned an adventure-seeking, ex-Erasmus+ student, envious of those just starting out on their own experience," she said.

"I would shout from the rooftops to encourage people to experience Erasmus+. Thank you Erasmus I owe you everything, I really do."

Watch Charlotte's video to see how Erasmus+ gave her a new mind-set and imbued her with a sense of adventure and freedom to try new hobbies and take on new challenges.

Developing life skills

Charlotte studied International Business at Grenoble Ecole De Management during her time away from home - but insists her education during that time went way beyond just the academic, helping her to develop as a person in many other ways.

"You just develop general life skills, language skills especially in my case," she said. "In France you have to pick up the language quite quickly. They like it if you try and over time you get the hang of it, you pick the language up and you become more accustomed to using it.

"Even ordering a coffee at the coffee shop was the scariest thing for me in the first month or so but it's something you just develop over time.

"Social skills was a massive deal for me too. During my time in Grenoble I met the most amazing people from all over the world.

"I really developed a knowledge of different cultures - I had friends from Australia, America, Scandinavia and other parts of Europe. I just learned how to communicate with others and really immerse myself in different cultures.

"That's something that I wasn't used to and I'm so grateful to Erasmus+ for giving me that opportunity.

"While you're on your Erasmus year abroad you just think, 'Why Not?' and you try new activities and you develop new skills you never even knew that you had. It was just the most fun that I've ever had in my entire life."

I would shout from the rooftops to encourage people to experience Erasmus+

For Charlotte part of that fun was improving her skiing ability - as well as trying rock climbing, hiking and embarking on a two-day cycling expedition.

"Being in Grenoble meant that skiing was a massive part of my Erasmus year. When the snow came we were straight on the slopes. I love to ski anyway, so this was just a huge bonus for me.

"It was such a surreal feeling living in a place where you could go skiing at the weekends and it hit me just how amazing this opportunity was when I was in Alpe d'Huez, on a pair of skis, with my new friends. It really doesn't get any better than that."

It wasn't all play for Charlotte in south-eastern France, though, and she revelled in the learning environment of her overseas educational institute.

"Grenoble Ecole De Management is a straight line business school whereas Exeter University offers a wide array of subjects, so that was kind of different and took some getting used to," she said.

"But it was nice to have students around that studied the same subject as me, so that if ever I needed help I knew that everybody was on the same page. It was just a stunning campus and the professors were incredible.

"The friends that I met there are definitely friends for life."

Ready for work

Determined to take advantage of every opportunity, Charlotte also secured a short marketing internship with the Grenoble Rugby Club - a great bonus for her sports marketing module.

"I had wondered whether I'd made the right choice in studying abroad instead of doing a work placement, so I tried to find one while I was in France. I was lucky enough to do that and there's no reason why anyone can't get a mini-internship while they're studying abroad.

"At the time I was studying sports marketing so I asked the Grenoble Rugby Club whether I could come and work with them for a little while and see how they did things, especially marketing and social media. It was an absolutely incredible experience which definitely shaped my Erasmus experience and made it more personal to me.

"Attaining employment during Erasmus+ gave me pocket money for croissants and French chocolates and, of course, tickets to fund my travelling exploits, not to mention useful skills to add to my CV.

"I have come out of my experience feeling officially ready to enter the world of work. I'm already seeking new opportunities to relocate, so it's safe to say Erasmus+ has changed my life!"
Visit our dedicated webpage if you would like to know more about Erasmus+ opportunities to study abroad.

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An unforgettable year for Welsh student living, studying and working in France Exeter University business student Charlotte Evans admits she got so much more than a fresh take on learning during an Erasmus+ year in France - not least brushing up on her skiing technique.

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I enjoy using digital platforms for creativity purposes.

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I enjoy using digital platforms for creativity purposes.

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INSTAGRAM ESPECIALLY:

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I am very used to creating marketing campaigns, promo videos and online content as I am even featured on the British council and Erasmus websites for my work.

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I am very used to creating marketing campaigns, promo videos and online content as I am even featured on the British council and Erasmus websites for my work.

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AFTER SEARCHING MY NAME & 'ERASMUS' ON GOOGLE: