Take A Role In Society - Youth Exchange

What was the main topic of the project?‍

Alexander Laanemägi - Acting, Public Speaking

Oleksandr Kosyntsev – Theatre

Liise Sarv- Talking about social issues through theatre.

Lisete Enders - Social issues and acting

Nikita Jegorov - Social issues through theater

Lorette Siimer - Social issues and theatre

Jaanika Roos - Learning about social issues through theatre.

What was the biggest learning moment for you?

Alexander Läänemägi – when i was able to do my own workshop and act in big theatre. also i love the feedback and how supportive the organisers were. they were best.

Oleksandr Kosyntsev - Social and public speaking skills.

Liise Sarv – The biggest learning moment for me was talking about how differently some social issues appear in certain countries compared to others.

Lisete Enders -The group activities and public speaking taught me to express myself more than before and more fluently in English.

Nikita Jegorov - Public speaking in front of other participants and then in the theater.

Lorette Siimer - There is no need to be shy and even if anyone thinks something bad about me, it probably does not matter.

Jaanika Roos - Confidence is the key and that you can learn about serious and important topics through creative ways.

Do you have any plans to continue being active in the field? If yes, in which way?

Alexander Läänemägi– yes im already communicating with one Casting Manager who was offering a role in upcoming movie . and and about erasmus+ projects im going to a another one within 2weeks.

Oleksandr Kosyntsev - Yeah, from now I want to participate more in local events, because I’m feeling much more confident in this field.

Liise Sarv– Yes, I plan to continue acting in my future as well. Social issues impact all of us, so I will continue talking about them.

Lisete Enders - Yes, i would like to learn more about public speaking and maybe take on acting as a hobby.

Nikita Jegorov - I would like to take more action regarding social issues and make our society better.

Lorette Siimer - Yes, as in participating in more Erasmus+ projects.

Jaanika Roos - Yes, I want to participate in other projects, both as participant and group leader.

Would you recommend this experience to your friends? If yes, why? If no, why not?

Alexander Läänemägi– Yes everybody has to. if not they are missing out so much.

Oleksandr Kosyntsev - Definitely yes, because participants and organisers were amazing and I got some really useful experience.

Liise Sarv – I would definitely recommend the experience to my friends, since the connections and friends I made there are impossible to forget. I gained so much knowledge about different cultures and just different people as well. I got more confident and I found new ways to express myself. It is something I am going to miss a lot.

Lisete Enders - Yes because it was so interesting to meet new cultures and people. It was also very eye opening to see a new country and learn teamwork. I have the best memories from this project.

Nikita Jegorov - Totally, huge self-improvement, English language improvement, new connections.

Lorette Siimer - Yes, it was the most fun I've ever had in my life I think!! It was amazing connecting with others and doing interesting things together.

Jaanika Roos - I would always recommend Erasmus+ to everyone, because it is type of experience you can get only there.

Other comments or anything else you would like to share? You can answer in your mother tongue, if you want!

Alexander Läänemägi– i loveeee those organizers

Liise Sarv - It was really beautiful connecting with and getting to know all these incredible people.

Lisete Enders - Mulle väga meeldisid organiseerijad ja ka erinevad mängud mida me mängisime, kõik oli nii hästi kokku pandud ja inimesed olid nii mõistvad.

Nikita Jegorov - It was one of the best projects I have ever been to.

Lorette Siimer - The leaders of the project, sari, kusz and david were so so nice. I could not have wished for anything better :)

Jaanika Roos - Fake it, till you make it!

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This Project was financed by European Commission’s Erasmus + Programme

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