Student's reporting in!

Hello!
Now we've been here for a week and couple of days. We have done so much in this little time - we have walked really really much while exploring this beautiful city on  sparetime  and spend couple of days at the beach

At the evening Malaga City really comes to life. Little shops side by side open their doors for customers and sell food,clothes,coffee,souvenirs and everything that you can imagine.

First couple of days went by so fast while wondering everything which was going on in the city and visiting a huge garden/park just couple kilometer's outside the city.

Then came time for work. Jani, Tomi and I (Juuso) started working at school and Petri and Iina started their working at Elecampa which is electric company
At school it's been really intresting to work with computers and people. It was funny when we asked the speed of internet connection at school - in Finland a normal household has 10 Mbps connection and here the same has to be sufficient for whole school with many computers.
The staff there is pleasant and coffee is great - and the orange juice...woah! just cramped fresh orange juice, nothing wakes you up better and gives you energy for whole day.

Pictures coming to morrow becouse our interner at Patio19 is really slow...

-Juuso Martin

Welcome meeting

Hi,

My name is Sergio Banderas, I am the EU Coordinator from the IES Campanillas Vocational College in Malaga (SPAIN)

Today we have received in our school 5 students from Kouvola Region Vocational College. and 2 teachers.

The students names are Petri, Jani, Tomi, Juuso and Lina. Three of thems are IT and Electronics specialists and the other two are studing Electrics Engineers. The two teachers are Jari and Petri.

In this meeting we also have invited our students from the first year of our High Level Vocational Studies "Web Applications Development", also our teachers Luis Jose Sanchez , Juan Carlos Amaya, our headmaster Juan Manuel Sanchez, and our English Language Assistant Sarah Odebralski from US.

Firstly, each of us presented ourselves. We have been talking about the activities programmed for the following days and about their tasks and schedules in their companies. Our students asked some questions to the finnish students.

At the end, Jari Koskinen, explained us the Educational System in Finland. I did the same with the Spanish System, and finally Sarah Odebralski explained us the US System. It was a very interesting discussion comparing each country system.

We wish to these 5 students, all the best in their following 4 weeks here,
Sergio