Erasmus tips

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    The number of ways of Manuka honey is used?

    Manuka honey is a dissimilar type of honey, which is only extracted from Manuka bushes and trees, which are often found in Nueva Zealand. It has been used since ages by the native people called as the Maori of Unknown Zealand for a number of purposes. As per the recent...

    2 , 11 years ago
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    Working smartly with your real estate agents?

    The top deals of residence and condo can be found out with the help of competent real estate agents. Hence it is important to recognize the protocols of working with these professionals. This can therefore help in preventing people being fooled. At the very same time,...

    4 , 11 years ago
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    Hire Nannies in London

    GOOD CLEANING SERVICES AND HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES If you need good and quality services like cleaning, housekeeping, kitchen services, driving, baby sitter or Nannies then you will be on right place I wana introduce you the leading reliable company of UK is Oliverz.co.uk...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Helping students with all there needs in istanbul.

    Hi my name is volkan my friends call me jr. I am from turkey istanbul but i was raised in nashville TN U.S.A. I am currently living in istanbul. I can be great help to anyone who needs a new flat or anyother information about the city istanbul. please dont hesitate to...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Greek honey

    Greek honey is of great quality and I want to dedicate this entry to it and its potential uses. It's great for your nutrition, but also for your skin and hair. Eat honey on your toast or put some in your tea. A friend of mine also gave me a very good idea: she has...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Beauty tips

    As erasmus students, I am sure that you go out a lot and probably don't get enough sleep. Here, I will write some beauty tips, so that you can take care of your skin. If you dedicate some of your time at night or during the weekend, you can relax and use some of those...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Au Pair

    As I understand and share your post-erasmus depression, I will keep filling you in on ways to go and meet a foreign country. One of them is going to work as an Au Pair in a foreign country. One of my friends is actually working as an Au Pair in France, so I happen to...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Ways to cure a hangover

    I am sure that those of you who have been erasmus students or are erasmus students right now, have had, at one point or another, dealt with a bad hangover. Well, I think that the first thing that comes to your mind is coffee. However, last year I learned that this is...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Make-up tips

    During my erasmus year I hardly ever used any make up, because I was having that much fun, that I didn't even care to put any make-up on before leaving my house. However, I do like make-up and here I want to write some tips in case you want to have the best one on...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    European Voluntary Service

    After your Erasmus semester or year, it is almost certain that you will find yourself searching for more programs or projects that will let you go abroad again. This was my case and the case of many of my Erasmus friends. So, I decided to write some information on the...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Ways to deal with the crisis

    As everyone knows, there is a serious economical crisis going on in Greece. This has affected the lives of all Greek people, their working conditions, as well as the society itself. However, this does not prevent creative people from creating opportunities for the rest...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    336 Hours Free Internet For Tourist only

    Food and shelter not as important as having Internet access. All around the world Internet is in the top of human hierarchy of daily needs. A life without internet is out of the question, some people prefer Internet above Food or Shelter. Use of internet makes daily...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    How to survive long journeys alone

    During my Erasmus year, I got to travel a lot. Some of my journeys I had to take alone. This is not a problem if you've got a direct flight to your destination or just one hour of waiting. But, in my case, I have waited even for thirteen hours straight (and, at night! )...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    10 tips for sharing flat with strangers

    During your first Erasmus, you may have to live in a room in a shared flat with roommates for the first time. Don't be afraid, it will be a piece of cake once you read our tips for sharing an apartment with strangers! Living with roommates is different from living with...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    El Tigre

    Yesterday I went out with my flatmate to eat out in the city all together and have a few beers. My Italian friend proposed we should go to El Tigre and we all happily listened to him, as he was already living here in Madrid while he was doing his own Erasmus 7 years...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Valencia in Athens!

    It was middle of July, when I received a message in my facebook inbox, that was coming from Carlos -my friend Irene's boyfriend. Irene was Spanish and she was a very good friend of mine, whom I'd met in my theatre group, Escena Erasmus. Carlos wrote me that, since...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    A few tips on living in Madrid

    Let me give you a few tips about living in Madrid. The first thing you need to know is, of course, how to find an apartment, but I already wrote another post entirely about that. So now I am going to share with you some information about public transport in Madrid and...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    Some advice on renting a flat in Madrid

    Source The cost of living in Madrid is between 700-800 euros, of course depending on your way of living. As for the apartment, here’s some advice. Don’t rent it through internet; it is better to come here first, stay at a hostel and dedicate the first week for...

    0 , 11 years ago
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    My experience when sharing a flat and tips

    What is it like to share a flat? If you have never shared a flat before, you might be asking yourself how it would be to share with other people. I can assure you it really depends. Sometimes it is great fun to share with other students, especially if you are an...

    1 , 11 years ago
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    NSB

    NSB is the national railway company. It works as RENFE does in Spain. It is the best option if you want to travel all around the country. Why? First of all, because of its price. You may think that everything in Norway is expensive, as it is, but the tickets for the...

    1 , 11 years ago
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