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Just out of curiousity, has anyone done this before? If so, what activity did you do and were there any problems in documentation after?
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Posted Jan 06, 2012 - 23:39
Trojan Mule
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Posted Jan 25, 2012 - 19:47
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I've done all my activities in a foreign country, and I don't speak a single word of the local language. Though most of these activities were done in my school.
I assume by your question you haven't done yours in/with your school though I think I can still help as there were some of mine that weren't either.
- If you did the activity by yourself then get all your paperwork filled out by your supervisor in their language, then ask a teacher of yours to translate (or Google Translate?) the paper work. It should still be acceptable.
- If you didn't have a supervisor or can't get the paperwork filled out for some reason then try and find a teacher of yours that knows of that activity. If you explain it to your supervisor they might understand.
Either way I would ask your supervisor as soon as possible.
I assume by your question you haven't done yours in/with your school though I think I can still help as there were some of mine that weren't either.
- If you did the activity by yourself then get all your paperwork filled out by your supervisor in their language, then ask a teacher of yours to translate (or Google Translate?) the paper work. It should still be acceptable.
- If you didn't have a supervisor or can't get the paperwork filled out for some reason then try and find a teacher of yours that knows of that activity. If you explain it to your supervisor they might understand.
Either way I would ask your supervisor as soon as possible.
Edited by zyke7, Jan 26, 2012 - 18:07.
