Pictures from the Icelandic team - in one folder

Hey guys,

thank you very much for an incredible week in Porvoo.  So much good thing came from this meeting and I think a lot of you have started friendship that can last your lifetime.
About the pictures we took during our staying are now in one single folder and can be seen here!
Sölvi's pictures will be added very soon in the same foler :)

Some of you asked me about the pictures taken while the mobilty was held in Iceland (in september), and for a miracle, I discovered few more pictures in my computer, that are from your trip to Lake Mývatn.
Please visit that album here and let me know if you think there are more pictures missing.

But again, thanks to you all at Point College for hosting us, all of you students that participated and the good people that accompanied the students from participating countries.

ps. when we arrived to Iceland we were informed of dangerous travelling weather to Akureyri, but we went anyway :)  Strong wind, occasional snowdrift and zero visibility, but we made it :)

Best wishes from Iceland :)

The Sinking group report.

05.11.2014

Moi!

This is the Sinking group reporting, we had a great time yesterday. We think the best part of yesterday was walking on Porvoo street in the rain. We saw the amazing, church and the old bridge and another old bridge, and we could actually see nothing because it was dark and creepy. We walked not so fast (but like fast) and those guides explained all very professionally.

In general, the teachers in the school organized everything very well, and very fast. We are happy to see things going very smoothly. People are all friendly and very helpful. Parties are wild and last until morning.

Point College is surely a place everyone will want to return to!

P.S., The sink means ham in Estonian.

Over and out.

//Sinking group

Kristina Tsiutchanka, Jennifer Asare and Raul Rajang.

Project week at Point College.. 

..was a success exploring new strategies to promote cultural diversity and tolerance.

This was a multicultural week and multicultural teamwork in a multicultural environment by both-our Nordplus guests and hosts!

Thank you to everyone!

 Anita

PS. Hilmar,big hug to you for your support regarding ''camera''work!

Diāna's song at the Porvoo youth center

Diāna is a beautiful singer with amazing talent. This is a recording from the Porvoo youth center, november 6th 2014, where the Nordplus 2014 multicultural team from Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Finland came together to work on a project. Diāna surprised us all with an amazing performance and talent. Take a look for your self!

Multicultural business culture - The presentation

Here is the presentation from the Multicultural business culture :)

Multicultural Flash Mob - Case Study

Here are the slides we createt in Multicultural Flash Mob

Case study 3- creating bridges of understanding

Marketing your Super Team

Here is the powerpoint presentation from the Super Team

Case study 1 The best workplace for multicultural team

Case study 1


Diana Tretyakova
Janete Trestip
Andris Zujevs


The best workplace


Inside google office

Superteam's blog

Hi.

We are the Super team: Simona from Latvia, Sölvi from the Iceland, and Viktorija from Lithuania.

We all arrived here in Porvoo on Monday, and after some mingling we decided to all go and get some dinner. After having only just arrived in this city, we braved the streets of Porvoo full of confidence in our ability to navigate to the restaurant we had decided on.

15 minutes later we’re standing in Porvoo central looking for the restaurant, robbed of any clue as to where we should go. Intent on finding it and full of good intentions the Lithuanian girls take up a map and start pointing to where we might be and where we might possibly have to go. It took us longer than I care to admit to realize that what they had was a map of Helsinki.

We had dinner at Subway :)

Early yesterday morning we were put in our teams and given projects to work on, the projects being the presentation that is going on right now: Our countries as tourist destinations, and the other being the case study which we’ll explain better later.