Wednesday, 13 July 2011

Testimony from Marta, an Italian participant in our Gruntvig Learner Workshop ''Exchanging Dreams''

Read a short testimony from Marta, Italian participant in our Grundtvig Learner Workshop ‘’Exchanging Dreams’’. This project has been organised by Everything is Possible and supported by ECORYS and the Lifelong Learning Programme.


Marta during the news reading experience at the National Media Museum in Bradford

‘’After this discussion we were able to get in the radio and do our own radio emission and this was a very exciting experience. This experience showed us how it’s possible to realise the ideas that you have. […] It gave us a lot of hope. ‘’
 Marta


''My favourite workshop was the one at the Aculco Radio in London. we spent there all the day and the activities were so interesting. We were divided in different groups to speak about our dreams and the opportunity about the job, especially the situation of the market of work in our countries and the problem of the youth unemployment. After this discussion we were able to get in the radio and do our own radio emission and this was a very exciting experience.

Marta during the workshop at Aculco Radio in London

This experience showed us how it’s possible to realise the ideas that you have and you can create almost what you want, what you think is the best for you and for your friends, for the country in which you live. It gave us a lot of hope.  I learned a lot of things, I can start to know other people from all over the world and this is a way to improve the capacity of know myself and know how to manage with the relation and with other people and with other nationality is better because you have to relate with such different kind of culture and education so this was the first skill I think; and the second was of course to use this media instrument. So the first day we started using camera and that was the way to know an instrument that is so known but we cannot use in the best way, we don’t know such a lot about this. And of course the radio and we visited also places like the BBC in which they do a lot of work in an open wild world way.  It was an occasion to develop the knowledge about the world, how the world is going on and why this. This was another opportunity.''
Marta