Indian students discover Brandenburg: Erasmus+ makes it possible!

Indian students discover Brandenburg: Erasmus+ makes it possible!

Brandenburg an der Havel, Deutschland - A warm welcome for Indian guest students at Saldern-Gymnasium in Brandenburg an der Havel. As part of the ERASMUS+ EU program, students from four Indian cities such as Mumbai and Neu Delhi have the opportunity to get to know Germany by July 10th. The program aims to convey a realistic picture of Germany to young people and at the same time promote their knowledge of German. Johanne Webrink, who heads the high school and will soon retire, has maintained a long tradition in the guest recording. The Indian students mainly live in host families of von Saldern students in Brandenburg an der Havel as well as in the nearby places Plaue, Bensdorf and Zitz.

A warm welcome also took place in the town hall, where Mayor Steffen Scheller welcomed the Indian guests. During his visit, he had detailed conversations and gave an insight into German culture and way of life. The Indian students seem to be very enthusiastic about their new experiences, even if they find the early getting up early at 6.30 a.m.

insights into the Indian school culture

But not only school is on the schedule: a highlight is the exploration of local eating culture. Some students are very hot to try Indian food in the "Malabar" - known for his sharp and aromatic dishes. The Indian students enjoy that lunch and dinner are mostly warm and rich in their culture. The food is also a cultural exchange; Understanding the eating habits is an important part of the exchange.

funding from Erasmus+

The Erasmus+program not only offers the German, but also the Indian students the opportunity to gain international experiences. It enables the exchange of students and promotes not only to learn foreign languages, but also the intercultural dialogue. Students in Germany can benefit from a variety of opportunities to establish international contacts and to develop their professionally. The programs are designed for students in short courses, Bachelor and Master courses as well as doctoral students. Erasmus+ also ensured that many students receive financial support.

For many of the Indian students, there is also the idea of considering studying in Germany. Brandenburg an der Havel could be an interesting location for you. The idea of studying in another country in the future is not only a way for the young people to develop academic development, but also a springboard into a new life.

The mutual encounters in the context of such exchange programs are invaluable. Here everyone learns to look outside the box and win new perspectives. And that is exactly what not only brings knowledge, but also understanding and respect for other cultures.