Business + Culture, Fall 2017, Newsletter II
An example of the immersion within the local culture are the volunteering activities. Some of our BC Students, like Annie from Bradley University, have engaged in volunteering at local schools, teaching English to Spanish teenage students. The students are really happy to learn English and American ways of life, and Annie has learnt so much about the everyday life of Spanish High School students. But it is much better if she herself explains her wonderful experience:
BC Students could also travel to other cities in Spain during their weekend trip. Students going to BC Vic travelled to beautiful Granada, where a really good weather welcomed them to visit the Alhambra and its spectacular gardens, to eat some delicious tapas, and to enjoy the sunset at the ‘Mirador de San Nicolas’ contemplating the white peaks of Sierra Nevada at the background. They even learned how to dance Sevillanas!
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