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Our greatest goal is to activate you and make workshops more engaging and demanding creativity. 👍

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Our greatest goal is to activate you and make workshops more engaging and demanding creativity. 👍

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Localisation of our office: Energetyczna 14, first floor

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Localisation of our office: Energetyczna 14, first floor

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Picture of entrance to our office and link to google maps, with streets around. 10 minutes from City Center by Tram,  15 to Central Train Station. The ticket for busses and trams we buy inside, paying by card. To move around Center, you need only time ticket. For example 30 minutes ticket (you can change trams and busses without limits on time ticket). It costs 4 zloty
Link: https://tiny.pl/9n9td

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                       FIRST DAY - 4th April

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                       FIRST DAY - 4th April

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9:30 - welcome coffee ☕🧉
10 - 11:30 session 1
11:30 - 11:45 coffee break
12:00 - 13:30 session 2 - Country’s presentations on the job market demands and educational systems
13:30 - 15:30 lunch
15:30 - 17:00 session 3 - What kind of organisation you are and you will to be: matching students with employers or rather put the science and training of students at first place?

17:00 - 19:00 free time
19:00-19:30 short walk for sightseeing
19:30-----?  Welcome Dinner 🥂🥃🍷

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                       SECOND DAY - 5th April

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                       SECOND DAY - 5th April

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9:30 - welcome coffee
10 - 11:30 session 1
11:30 - 11:45 coffee break
12:00 - 14:00 session 2 - Study visits in the IT and tech companies (maybe a trip to PORT Wroclaw, research center) Link in the next slot      ➡➡ ➡➡♐👉
14:00 - 15:30 lunch
15:30 - 17:00 session 3

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PORT Polish Center for Technology Development. 

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                                    Our first trip - day 2

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                                    Our first trip - day 2

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Look at their site in English version. This is really interesting place for IT workers, microelements specialists, materials synthesis (here a link: https://port.lukasiewicz.gov.pl/en/rd/materials-science-engineering-center/advanced-materials-synthesis-group/ ,
and many others. The place where foreigners are working and the official language is not Polish but English.

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                                       PARTNERS

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                                       PARTNERS

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Social Hackers Academy (Greece) (L)

Open Cultural Center (Spain)

Vincent van Grondelle

Open Cultural Center (Greece)

Megi Zenelak

Chiara Bonfanti

Konexio (France)

Bez Granica (Croatia)

Federica Sancillo

Aurora Lehtinen

FUNDACJA MODE (Poland)

Part of our team

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Very useful application: jakdojade.pl   which shows you where is bus or tram stop, when the busses arrive, when you have to change tram/bus line for another (there is no metro in Wrocław) or at which our you should leave your destination to catch a transport (or walk:)). And it shows many alternative ways and hours.
Almost all guests who come to us use this application.

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9:30 - welcome coffee ☕🧉
10 - 11:30 session 1 - How it works in similar program? Session with Paweł Burzała, (our vice-president and specialist in language teaching, coordinating projects and an atypical education)
and with
Tess, one of our best teachers, tutors and mentors.

11:30 - 11:45 coffee break
12:00 - 13:30 a) Volunteer in MODE and other Polish NGO's and how it can help in Migracode project.
Continuation of yesterday's topic:  business and science connections. In practice.
How to use it a natural environment. Working sessions on use of various non-formal methods in education.

13:30 - 15:30 lunch
15:30 - 17:00 session 3 - summary and planning of the next steps
17:00-17:15 End of the workshops and meeting for those who want to stay longer and support NGOs helping Ukraine.

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Here you have a site to find connection between Wrocław and Warsaw, Poznań or Kraków. There are other sites like this, but in my opinion this is the best. There may be difficulties with enter Warsaw by train because some of Warsaw's stations are temporary logistic centers to communicate with boarder.

https://portalpasazera.pl/en

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9:30 - welcome coffee ☕🧉
10 - 11:30 session 1
11:30 - 11:45 coffee break
12:00 - 13:30 business and science connections in Poland and how to use it.
13:30 - 15:30 lunch
15:30 - 17:00 session 3 - meetings with employers and local education officials.

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Foundation Ukraina link for volunteers. 

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Foundation Ukraina link for volunteers. 

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The biggest Polish-Ukrainian NGO organization, which now coordinates all paths of help for Ukraine. We are partners in some projects and working together sometimes. So we have good relations with FU and it has also good relationship with municipal authorities. If any questions about how to contact them, pleas write me on slack or via e-mail.

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Infopoint

Mon, Wed - 14:00-20:00;
Tue, Thu - 10:00-14:00
Fri - only phone/email 14:00-20:00

Free legal consultation, information support
for migrants from Lower Silesia.

Events

Concerts, performances, integration meetings.
New unique events every week!

Let's mów

Polish language courses are organized by the Foundation Ukraine for all willing foreigners. The fee for the entire 128-hour course is PLN 384. One lesson costs only PLN 3!

Volunteering

Volunteering at the Foundation Ukraine offers many benefits and opens up new opportunities. Everyone who joins our team, apart from the social atmosphere and the volunteer's T-shirt, will get tons of professional experience.

The approaching tax settlement period is raising a lot of... More

Foreigners coming to Poland for a longer time decide to... More

Moving to another country is quite a stressful experience for... More

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Mon, Wed - 14:00-20:00; Tue, Thu - 10:00-14:00 Fri - only phone/email 14:00-20:00 Free legal consultation, information support for migrants from Lower Silesia. Concerts, performances, integration meetings. New unique events every week! Polish language courses are organized by the Foundation Ukraine for all willing foreigners. The fee for the entire 128-hour course is PLN 384.

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Multiculturalism in Wrocław - a little bit of history.

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Multiculturalism in Wrocław - a little bit of history.

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Organizations like Foundation Ukraine and others found good place to exist, work and gain their goals because of multiculturalism  of Wrocław. Character of the city allows it. Wrocław have a multicultural tradition (Warsaw is multicultural, but mostly a cause of high management emigrants, being capital and bigger city), which started  mostly after World War II, when people of today's Ukraine were displaced to Wroclaw and they got a foothold here. The city was  like a magic mixture with Poles, Jews, Ukrainians and Germans. And still  clearly carries on this tradition. The mists of time were very ,,multicultural'' too. Wroclaw changed it's nationality dependence many times. At the beginning City was Polish, than Czech, some years was like self-dependant republic but it ended quickly. After Czech, W. was again Polish for a moment, Polish-Hungarish. Years passed slowly, the eras have changed and city became Austrian property. Austria was replaced by Prussians who ruled till rise of united German Empire. Germans gave the city some of its present-day appearance

and held it till the end of World War II and III Reich fall, when it  came back to Poland.
All of this created todays character of Wrocław, some episodes gave more, other less but as I wrote at the beginning - it was always a melting pot.

Other photos and facts:

https://tiny.pl/9ndhs

http://miejscawewroclawiu.pl/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/szaberplatz-miejsca-we-wroclawiu.jpg

https://visitwroclaw.eu/en

author K.E.