International students stories

Hello I’m Ernaldi, i will try to make a brief summary about my stay in Kalisz I’m quite satisfied with my stay in Kalisz where in general I have spent very nice time, new experiences and learn a lot for different counties. Meeting students from other countries has been one of my best experiences, where we have spoken and improved our english and drank endless coffee:D(especially Natal). We talked about religions where for me it was something new. Something about Kalisz, is a small old town, but you will spend the most beautiful time if you have the right friends in a place like Kalisz. I don’t want to leave without mentioning Kristi, my roommate where he stood by me when I needed to, and I will not leave without mentioning Ahmet and Med (who I meet the first time 😀 but i spent the best time with them). I hope that new students who come have as good a time as I did.

University of Vlora “Ismail Qemali”, Albania

Hello, I’m Danil. Participating in this project (Erasmus +) was a great idea not only to try your English speaking skills, but also to get acquainted with different traditions starting with the country where I am and other participants (Turkey, Costa Rica,  Portugal, Palestine).  A wide range of positive emotions because I learned a lot of new curiosities about the economy and public administration of other countries, captivated trips to Poland and beyond.  I learned the international professional language in which English is used.

State Agrarian University of Moldova, Moldova

Hello, I’m Ahmet. Being an Erasmus student in Kalisz. First of all, I would like to welcome students who have had this opportunity as I have experienced before. There is a time that will pass quickly and not too long for you to seize how lucky you are and the opportunities at your disposal. During my stay in Kalisz, I felt the warmth of the city, its culture and the beauty of my student life perfectly. You will constantly feel the interest and care shown by the university staff throughout your stay. I think that I will never forget this experience, which was 5 months of my life, and I wish a successful and enjoyable process to those who will benefit from this right or think like me. 

Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University, Turkey

Hello, Hello, I’m Elif. Being Erasmus+ student in Kalisz was a fully new and fun experience for me.The places I saw, the meals i ate, the people I met were really special to me. I improved my language, made really nice and interesting friends and I collected a lot of exclusive and fun memories there. The people in the city were really kind, honest and interested. Even once I lost my phone on the bus and a kind girl bringed it for me to my dorm herself in the cold weather. I don’t know how many people would do that for someone they don’t even know. I have thank to departure of Erasmus in Kalisz and in my own University because of their patience and aids. From dorm employees to coordinators were always so kind and helpful.  
And a personal recommendation for those who are interested: If you are going to do Erasmus+ mobility in Kalisz there is a little, deadly cute Cafe called Cafe Calisia you have to visit. I fell in love with that cute Cafe and the kind workers there:)I’m really happy and thankful for this experience!

Mus Alparslan University, Turkey

Hello, I’m Sevda. I’m a postgraduate student in the department of physical education and sports at Iğdır University.  The Erasmus process was a different experience for me.  It was very nice to see and tour European culture.  In this process, I made a lot of friends and accumulated memories.  Our teachers were very good.  When I look back, I’m glad I did Erasmus+.  Kalisz has become my second home in my family.

Igdir University, Turkey

Hello, I’m Cansu. It was the best part of my life. Kilometers away from our own country, Kalisz has become my home. I have collected very good memories with my new friends. When I look back, I only see good memories. As for my teachers, I would like to thank each and every one of them for their interest throughout my education. I am glad to have you. I will always remember you very well. You are my family in Erasmus+.

Marmara University, Turkey

Everything about the city of Kalisz was beautiful.
Our school and teachers were friendly. I think that those who want a quiet city surrounded by nature will prefer it, and the fact that it is the oldest city in Poland affects your historical feelings. The disadvantage is that the city is small, so there are not many different activities.
Apart from that, Kalisz is a beautiful city to live in for Erasmus, with good friendships and nice teaching staff.

Suleyman Demirel University, Turkey

When I first went to Kalisz, I was a little upset, wondering if I could do it here. Then I settled in and after a few weeks I started to get used to it and love it. It looks small yes, but you can have really big experiences. Since it is very comfortable and not crowded, you can easily focus on your lessons and there are very nice people in the dormitory where we live. You should choose Kalisz on Erasmus because it is quiet and very comfortable.

Kocaeli University, Turkey

Hello,
I’m Deniz. I am a 2nd year student at Izmir Demokrasi University, Department of Business Administration. I finished my 2nd year with Erasmus mobility. My Erasmus adventure in Kalisz was very fun and enjoyable. I stayed here for almost 4.5 months. The friends I met in our school’s student dormitory “Bulionik” became like my family. We had great memories to remember. I also had Polish friends that I met from outside, so I had the opportunity to learn a little dialect. I was able to visit many cities in Poland. I am both very happy and proud to realize the Erasmus movement in this country that smells of history. I would like to thank my friends and teachers who have always supported me throughout this process.

Izmir Demokrasi University, Turkey

Hello (cześć) I’m Fatma. On my way to Kalisz, I was sad to be separated from my family. I’m even more sorry to leave Kalisz right now. I was very impressed by Poland’s culture, history, helpfulness and sweetness of the people. I also had the opportunity to learn Polish here. I consider this place as my second home and I had the opportunity to meet many people here. I would also like to thank my teachers for their support during this difficult process. I have had wonderful experiences and have amassed some wonderful memories. I’m glad I came and I’m glad I got to know you.

Marmara University, Turkey