Strona główna / IRELAND TODAY - O WARSZTATACH
Tonya Trappe jest Irlandką, zakochaną w Polsce. Przyjeżdza kiedy tylko może. Lubie podróżowac i spotykac się z ludźmi, stara się nie tracić czasu na prasowanie, mówi: "Life is too short".
Irlandia, kraj który podniósł się z biedy i stał się miejscem dobrobytu. A Irlandczycy? Wiadomo, że Polacy i Irlandczycy zawsze znajdą wspólny język.O WARSZTATACH
Warsztaty Ireland Today będą poświęcone Irlandii. Richie Mullaney będzie opowiadał o kraju, muzyce, zwyczajach, Guinnessie i pubach, Dublinie, będzie też trochę o sporcie i St. Patrick's Day. To co Richie potrafi przekazać najlepiej to ducha i mentalność Irlandczyków, zawsze patrzących optymistycznie na rzeczywistość. Będzie też okazja, dla odważnych chętnych do nauczenia się podstawowego kroku Ceilidh Dancing!
RICHARD MULLANEY
Kilka słów o Richiem, w języku angielskim, do ewentualnego wykorzystania na zajęciach języka angielskiego przed warsztatami. Oto jak Richie się nam przedstawia:
My name is Richard Mullaney, I was born in Dublin in 1990. I started beaver scouts when I was 6 and have continued till present. When I was 13 I became a Patrol Leader in scouts and took part in a number of personal development and leadership courses and workshops. In 2004, my patrol came first in the National Scouting Competition, the ‘Smyte Cup’. In whilst in scouts I also volunteered as a ‘Scouter,’ a helper in the Cub Scout section of my group. In 2006, I dropped out of school and got a full-time job in an outdoor equipment shop, I’m still there today. During this time I began volunteering in a youth support group in the Dublin city centre; I continued as a ‘Scouter’ in cubs and also volunteered as a barista in a drop-in centre in the city centre. I soon decided that youth work was my calling and applied for college. I strongly believe that the learning by doing is the best form of education and I have been bringing it from scouts into other youth groups and sectors, and I’m getting excellent results in the support group. In 2008, I decided to get a summer job abroad with Stafford House Study Holidays as an Activities Leader in Glasgow. My job was very interesting and enjoyable there; I simply had to bring approx. 150 Spanish and Italian students to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Loch Lomond ;-) In the evening I had to entertain them with Karaoke nights, Disco’s, Scottish Culture nights, Movie nights and Talent Show nights etc. Now I have completed the first year of my college course in Youth Work, I am still working in the outdoor equipment shop (part-time), still volunteering in the youth support group, the cafe and the scouts.
