Thanks to my roommate Erin, a group of us spent a much needed relaxing evening at the top of the Hilton hotel in Prague at the sky lounge bar appropriately called Cloud 9. We had a reserved couch, buffet of grilled meats and veggies, and a gorgeous view of Prague's skyline. It was the end to a surprisingly productive day at the beach (it is August, I need to be near anything that reminds me of Lake Minnetonka).
a twenty-something girl from Minnesota travels beyond the sea for a year of teaching in Europe
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Showing posts with label job searching. Show all posts
22 August 2010
on Cloud 9
Thanks to my roommate Erin, a group of us spent a much needed relaxing evening at the top of the Hilton hotel in Prague at the sky lounge bar appropriately called Cloud 9. We had a reserved couch, buffet of grilled meats and veggies, and a gorgeous view of Prague's skyline. It was the end to a surprisingly productive day at the beach (it is August, I need to be near anything that reminds me of Lake Minnetonka).
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Cloud 9,
grammar,
internet cafe,
job searching,
TEFL
21 August 2010
oooh we're halfway there
I cannot believe that I am already halfway done with the TEFL class! Although I feel like I have been in Prague for 3 years, it has only been about 15 days.
A majority of my time is spent at school either in class, prepping for lessons, or using the internet. On top of our bi-weekly lessons we have to plan, we also have a one-on-one tutoring project (15 page paper due next Monday?!), a grammar presentation to plan, continuous job searching and housing to worry about. It is extremely busy but very rewarding.
I am in the process of looking and applying for jobs in France as well as in Prague. It is going to be difficult to find a job in France because they prefer EU citizens (which means no work visa paperwork to complete for the employer) but I am still trying. There are numerous jobs available in Prague, and most of my new friends are going to stick around here for the next year.
We will see what happens! I am using every contact and resource possible so keep sending good vibes my way :)
A majority of my time is spent at school either in class, prepping for lessons, or using the internet. On top of our bi-weekly lessons we have to plan, we also have a one-on-one tutoring project (15 page paper due next Monday?!), a grammar presentation to plan, continuous job searching and housing to worry about. It is extremely busy but very rewarding.
I am in the process of looking and applying for jobs in France as well as in Prague. It is going to be difficult to find a job in France because they prefer EU citizens (which means no work visa paperwork to complete for the employer) but I am still trying. There are numerous jobs available in Prague, and most of my new friends are going to stick around here for the next year.
We will see what happens! I am using every contact and resource possible so keep sending good vibes my way :)
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