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The Youth Resource Centre has been the setting for this afternoon has been awarded the prizes of the Competition III What you know about Europe?

organized by the Youth Council of the City of Cartagena.

Councillor Ruth María Collado thanked the participation of all students and teachers of the participating institutes, European volunteers and audience.

The teachers said that they are the soul of the machinery that starts to that encourage and excite students to work on different aspects of Europe.

Also commented that every year is surpassing in quality and originality of the papers presented and the jury will not decide the awards.

The event has involved the four European Volunteers who are in the Department of Youth from Ukraine Sergii Iukhymchuk, Austria: Eleni-Maria Gerakitis, Italy: Paolo Galbiati, and Poland: Malgorzata Gliniak, which explain how they feel in Spain who arrived in October, the diversity of customs, anecdotes and how well they have been visiting the eight classes of the five HEIs which participated in the contest.

Emilio Bernal, head of the FAPA has influenced the participation of the IES and all are winners because they have learned new things about Europe and the experience of being close to the European Volunteers.

Marcos Daniel, Director of the Center for Language and Communication of Cartagena-La Union has stressed the high level of all the papers presented and the opportunity so great that students are able to enjoy a highly enriching experience like this that they opens the way to travel and learn more about Europe.

Finally, Juan Antonio Morales, Director General of Local Government, Institutional Relations and External Action of the autonomous region, has also reinforced the idea of the quest for European identity, which students use the resources provided to them for travel in Europe and learn other languages.

Enrich your curriculum vitae to take in the future, easier to find employment because there are no borders in Europe.

It has been very pleased with the participation of the IES and has greatly supported this competition.

The awards, which consist of Diploma and a trip to Valencia to visit the Oceanographic Museum of Science and the Hemisphere in June have been in the group of 1 º A IES El Bohio, the first cycle of that; and 4 of the Isaac Peral, the second cycle of ESO.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena