Canditidate
The language concept is a fascinating and inspiring experience for me, both in terms of learning the language and discovering new places and people.
Bartosz
Participants Language concept
Thank you very much, I'm doing really well! I've settled in well in Switzerland. I've been working in a pharmacy in Biberist for three weeks and live in Solothurn. The area here is beautiful and I really enjoy the nature and the peace and quiet. It's a big difference to what I'm used to in Poland, but I feel at home here.
The beginning was not easy. The move was a big challenge, especially because I had to leave my friends and family behind. That really affected me emotionally. The language barrier was also a hurdle, especially in the first few days. But I have to say that the team at the pharmacy is incredibly friendly and helpful. They supported me right from the start and made me feel welcome. That really helped me to settle in more quickly.
Professionally, I will be starting my FPH specialization in a few months. I'm really looking forward to it, as it's an important step for my career in Switzerland. Privately, I want to get to know Switzerland even better. The landscape here is breathtaking and I plan to spend a lot of time in the mountains - whether it's hiking or cycling. I also want to explore the different regions and cities to learn more about the country's culture and history.
Learning German was certainly one of the biggest challenges, but it was also a very rewarding experience. I had a lot of discipline to keep learning, and of course there were also moments of frustration. But thanks to the constant contact with the language, both at language school and in everyday life, I made rapid progress. It's an intensive process, but it's also very rewarding because you realize how you can communicate better and better.
In my opinion, the Lingua language concept is particularly suitable for people who are really motivated and willing to learn a lot on their own. It requires a lot of initiative, but the program offers many resources. Of course, there is always room for improvement. But overall I am satisfied because it has given me the opportunity to work in Switzerland and integrate here.
The language concept is a fascinating and inspiring experience for me, both in terms of learning the language and discovering new places and people.
Working in such a multicultural country makes it possible to get to know different nations - their languages, mentalities and ways of communicating. It is very inspiring.
Without Brigit, I would probably still be in the same place. She helped me get my diploma recognized and also helped me find a new job as a nurse.
