Kategorie: Pädagogik

Hello,
My name is Emma Clarke and I am from a place in the countryside called Katesbridge in Northern Ireland.
It is a beautiful place close to the Mourne Mountains and is known as the coldest place in the whole of Ireland!
There are 5 of us in my family. My mum and dad, 2 brothers and I.
I am interested in outdoor sports such as climbing, hillwalking and cycling. In the area where I live there are lots of events in the mountains for running, orienteering etc. so you never get bored. I studied Chemistry in Queens University Belfast and while I was there I got involved with the Queens University Mountaineering Club. The club is very active and every year we go on regular climbing trips all around Ireland, the UK and Europe. I love German and have wanted to live in Germany since I was 13. I decided to apply to be a language assistant with the British Council in January as some of my friends did the same thing in Spain last year and really enjoyed it. In the future I may decide to live permanently in Germany. I just have to find a job.
If anyone would like to speak to me or if you need any help I am in room 01.01.16 with Frau Oberender. There are some language exchange ‚Stammtische‘ in Jena which will help to improve your English. You can also come to the German one to help us foreigners learn German.
There are two in Englisch and one in German.
English- Kulturbahnhof Mondays from 20.30
Bo’s Inn Wednesdays from 20.00
Deutsch- Cafe Wagner first Tuesday of the month from 20.00
Send me an email (clarke@sbsz.jena.de) if you are interested in any of these. Happy language learning!! 🙂

Hello everyone!
My name is Suzanne and I am from Dublin, Ireland. I am very excited to be here in Jena with you guys and I am looking forward to exploring Thuringia! I am from a small town in Dublin called Shankill which is right beside the sea. I spent last year studying German at University College Cork in the south of Ireland and before that I did a degree in Latin and Philosophy at University College Dublin. I enjoy things like reading, hanging out with friends, going to the cinema, playing frisbee, eating good food and walking my dogs.
Hopefully I’ll get to meet a lot of you in lessons…but even if we don’t have a lesson together, you can come and say hi anytime : Just ask for me in room 1203!

Hello!
My name is Emma and I am from Glasgow, Scotland. I currently study Interpreting and Translating at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, which means I spend most of my time in the city of Edinburgh, and I absolutely love it there. I am currently in my third year of University, which is used as the year abroad, and that is why I am here with you all for a year. I am so excited to be here, and so far, with particular thanks to my mentor teacher Bianca and the other teachers I have been working with, I am settling in very well!
I am very family orientated. In my free time I love hanging out with my twin sister, and with my family and friends. I am quite sporty and I particularly enjoy going to the gym, horse-riding and swimming. I also enjoy meeting new people, travelling, and experiencing new cultures, so I cannot wait to explore Germany this year.
For those of you who don’t have classes with me, feel free to come and talk to me (in English or German) or ask me for help anytime you like, you will find me in room 01.01.02!

Hello everyone!
My name is Laura Collins and I come from America. I live in the state of Oklahoma, in the suburb of Edmond, which is very close to the capital, Oklahoma City. Oklahoma is famous for rodeos, Native Americans, horses, and of course, Route 66! I graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) in my hometown, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in German studies and a minor in business administration. My intense interest in language and travel gave me the desire to one day live in another country. It was always my dream to live and work in Germany, which is my favorite country in Europe. Weiterlesen

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Er hat seine Chance genutzt – Mehdi Zolfeqari aus Afghanistan (links im Bild, hier mit dem Dreh-Team des MDR) startete am SBSZ Jena-Göschwitz in einer BVJ-S-Klasse mit dem vorrangigen Ziel, möglichst schnell die deutsche Sprache zu erlernen. Seinen Weg kann man in einem Beitrag der Sendung „Nah dran“ des MDR Thüringen verfolgen. Der Sendetermin ist der 31.03.2016, 22:35 Uhr.

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Hello!
Firstly I’d like to introduce myself. My name is Imogen (a name which doesn’t seem to exist in Germany!) and I come from the UK. My region is called Shropshire, and it is very similar to Thuringia. I have just finished studying German and French at Durham University in the north of England, and felt a real ‚Wanderlust‘ after graduation. And as Germany is my favourite country, there could be no better place to go! I am working in your school this year as an English language assistant. I have been here for 3 months so far, and I can’t believe how quickly the time has gone – so far it has been lots of fun working in your school and living in such a beautiful and lively city as Jena. Weiterlesen

Hi, my name is Adam, I’m 20 years old and I come from a small village near Birmingham in England. I am currently studying French and German at Warwick University, which is not far from where I live. This year I will be living in a WG not far from Jena-Göschwitz. I am very sporty and also musical. I play football regularly in England, and am also hoping to join a football team here in Jena. It is my aim to see lots of football matches here in Germany (so if you have any recommendations, let me know which teams are the best!). I also play squash and go running. I play violin and piano, but it’s been a couple of years since I played regularly! Weiterlesen

Hallo, ich möchte mich vorstellen und Ihnen die Ziele und Verlangen meines Jahres als Englischassistentin vorlegen. Ich werde natürlich auf Englisch schreiben, da ja meine Arbeit ist, Ihnen Englisch beizubringen!
I arrived in Jena in September 2005 excited about the challenge of this job in a new country. I had graduated in June with a degree in German and Russian from Edinburgh University in Scotland, and this seemed a perfect opportunity for a first job in Germany. My curiosity in other countries had already taken me three times out of Britain for half-year periods: twice to Russia, where I got my first teaching experience, and once to Austria; and this time I was keen to learn more about Germany. Weiterlesen