Em junho chegou o bom tempo, as festas em Lisboa e o final dos estágios. A Victoria, a Yolanda, o Jose e o Gabriel formaram um grupo muito interessante e todos tiveram uma prestação muito
positiva!
segunda-feira, 15 de junho de 2015
quarta-feira, 3 de junho de 2015
Encontro dos alunos do IES San Clemente e o INETE
Hoje, dia 3 de junho, encontramo-nos no INETE para trocar ideias, os estagiários de Lisboa com os futuros estagiários de Compostela.
Do INETE são, da esquerda para a direita, Francisca e Inês. Detrás delas, Paulo e Rúben.
Do San Clemente, Gabriel, Yolanda e Victoria.
Do INETE são, da esquerda para a direita, Francisca e Inês. Detrás delas, Paulo e Rúben.
Do San Clemente, Gabriel, Yolanda e Victoria.
segunda-feira, 1 de junho de 2015
My feelings about Dublin after more than 2 months
Hi guys
! (and also ladys)
It has passed a long time from my last post in this blog, my apologies. I had not time to do things like this in the last weeks, I was looking for a job
, after I left from my company, everyday.
After two months living on Dublin
I can say that It was a nice experience. It you are thinking to came here and you don´t have a good
english skills, don't worry, here is the place to be, to learn and to enjoy.
The last week my teacher Carrión was here doing something in the Trinity College, he met all of us on some pubs around Dublin and we were able to met a spanish teacher from Trinity College. On saturday we went to the east coast to visit Bray
, there was a nice place to walk seeing the sea and the mountains. So beautiful place. We came walking from bray to the Bono's house and the "pirulí" (as how we call this monument :D haha) on the top of an mountain. After a long day we were back on the city centre, when we were eating the dinner we hear on the radio that the "YES" won already in the referendum. It means that the gay and lesbian couples are able to marry at the present on Ireland. The city centre had a very nice atmosfere, there were a lot of people on the road with instruments or singing, a lot of people disguised. Was a very funny day to me, but all that is good has a final.
In my company we are currently working on a web app, we are close to finish it. I made the 90%, I think that this week will be finished already. I'm happy here but I begin to look for
other jobs after 2 or 3 weeks here because It's a small company there will be difficult to continue working after the internship.
Finally I'm very happy with this experience and I love this city, the ambient in the city centre is amazing 24/7. There are a lot of people from some countries around the world, people with different cultures and histories. Dublin is full of student people and then there are a lot of party everyday, It's a very funny place to be. If you can have this experience I suggest you to say YES.
Best regards,
Sebas
! (and also ladys)It has passed a long time from my last post in this blog, my apologies. I had not time to do things like this in the last weeks, I was looking for a job
, after I left from my company, everyday.After two months living on Dublin
I can say that It was a nice experience. It you are thinking to came here and you don´t have a good
english skills, don't worry, here is the place to be, to learn and to enjoy.The last week my teacher Carrión was here doing something in the Trinity College, he met all of us on some pubs around Dublin and we were able to met a spanish teacher from Trinity College. On saturday we went to the east coast to visit Bray
, there was a nice place to walk seeing the sea and the mountains. So beautiful place. We came walking from bray to the Bono's house and the "pirulí" (as how we call this monument :D haha) on the top of an mountain. After a long day we were back on the city centre, when we were eating the dinner we hear on the radio that the "YES" won already in the referendum. It means that the gay and lesbian couples are able to marry at the present on Ireland. The city centre had a very nice atmosfere, there were a lot of people on the road with instruments or singing, a lot of people disguised. Was a very funny day to me, but all that is good has a final.In my company we are currently working on a web app, we are close to finish it. I made the 90%, I think that this week will be finished already. I'm happy here but I begin to look for
other jobs after 2 or 3 weeks here because It's a small company there will be difficult to continue working after the internship.Finally I'm very happy with this experience and I love this city, the ambient in the city centre is amazing 24/7. There are a lot of people from some countries around the world, people with different cultures and histories. Dublin is full of student people and then there are a lot of party everyday, It's a very funny place to be. If you can have this experience I suggest you to say YES.
Best regards,
Sebas
GradIreland Summer Job Fair
Hello again, this time I received a notification about another job fair in Dublin I want to share with you, just in case you are looking for a job or maybe improve your english going to real interview where you could practice and maybe get a job.
This is the website of the event, http://gradireland.com/events/57016, and you could find there more information about the event.
I have to say this is an event for graduates, but one thing I've learned, you should not take much care about the job entry requirements, otherwise I would never be here. The job entry requirements are just to filter the people applying to that position, and sometimes you know you could be the best person for the job, but you don't have a degree, or the level of expertise they are looking for..... So my advice is don't look to much to the entry requirements for the job offers. You could have a good interview and the company could eventually create a new position for you, or give you a trial period or internships.
To finish this small post I would like to remind you to look over the internet to look at job fairs and open days and events like these where you could find a job, meet new people and know the way the companies work in Ireland.
Etiquetas:
Internship in Dublin
Local:
Dublin, Ireland
domingo, 31 de maio de 2015
De visita por Dublín e arredores
De visita por Dublín e arredores
Perante a estancia en Dublín realizáronse actividades co alumnado para coñecer arredores de Dublín e así visitar costa ao sur de Dublín (Bray, Killiney, Dalkey e Dún Laoghaire) así como participar no ambiente creado na noite do sábado 23 de maio con motivo da celebración de que Irlanda aprobara mediante referendo modificar a súa constitución para aprobar o matrimonio entre dúas persoas sen distinción de sexo.
De Dublín partimos cara sur por medio do DART (Dublin Area Rapid Train). Visitamos:
Bray
É unha pequena cidade costeira con cerca de 30.000 habitantes. É a penúltima parada da liña cara o sur. É ideal para pasear polo seu paseo de beiramar e gozar do bo tempo tomando un xeado:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killiney
Despois desprazámonos en DART até a vila de Killiney para dar un paseo por casas de famosos artistas, como a de Bono de U2:
E veciños:
Dende aí iniciamos o ascenso á Colina de Dalkey (Dalkey Hill) dentro do parque de Killiney. Hai que ir con algo de reservas enerxéticas pois o paseo merece a pena.
Realizamos o descenso até Dalkey ... camiñando.
Dalkey
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalkey
Neste bonito pobo viviu perante un tempo o escritor James Joyce. En Dalkey escribiu o primeiro capítulo da súa obra mestra Ulysses.
Dalkey é un pobo moi bonito para pasear, con casas con moito colorido. Tamén é un lugar apropiado para comer:
De regreso no DART para Dublín paramos en
Dún Laoghaire
Nesta vila de case 40.000 habitantes é de onde saen as principais rutas marítimas que unen Irlanda con Reino Unido.
Alí vimos como o Deportivo mantiña a categoría na primeira división xogando contra o Barcelona.
Dublín
En Dublín foron varias as veces nas que se quedou para compartir a evolución das prácticas e case sempre ao redor dunhas pintas de comida típica irlandesa:
Nunha das ocasión quedamos coa Profesora Dra. Inmaculada Arnedillo no Trinity College nun dos pubs típicos nos que se reúnen os dublineses ao saír do traballo: The Bank (20-22 College Green en fronte ao Banco de Irlanda).
Para aos que lles gusta a sidra ... unha das marcas favoritas dos irlandeses é Bulmers!
Noutra das ocasións tivemos a sorte de participar no ambiente que se creou o sábado 23 de maio cando xa se coñecía que YES vencera ao NO no referendo realizado para incluír na constitución irlandesa que o matrimonio podería realizarse entre 2 persoas de calquera sexo.
Este vídeo é unha pequena mostra do ambiente que se viviu aquela noite.
Pola miña parte agradecer a Sebas, Diego, Xesús e Javier os momentos compartidos e sobre todo ver como ían desenvolvendo as súas prácticas con soltura e profesionalidade.
Carlos Carrión
Estadía en Trinity College (Job Shadowing)
En el Trinity College fui recibido por la Profesora Dra. Dª Inmaculada Arnedillo-Sánchez. Las actividades llevadas a cabo en la institución han estado relacionadas con parte técnica y parte pedagógica:
- Con respecto a la parte técnica se han revisado aspectos relacionados con la migración de servicios básicos de red como DNS o Active Directory a servicios en la nube.
- Con respecto a la parte pedagógica se han analizado las ventajas e inconvenientes de aspectos relacionados con Mobile Learning (ML) y con Computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL).
Carlos Carrión
Seguimento FCT Dublín - 2015
VISITA AO ALUMNADO
DO
PROXECTO ERASMUS
DUBLÍN
INFORME - CURSO 2014/2015
27 de xuño de 2015
Carlos Carrión Álvarez
1.- Introdución
No presente informe dáse conta sobre a visita realizada, por quen subscribe, a Dublín, entre os días 18 e 25 de maio de 2015 ao alumnado que estaba a realizar a FCT a través do programa Europeo Erasmus+.
Atoparase información relativa ao alumnado, ás actividades realizadas por estes, ao seu hospedaxe, ás empresas anfitrioas, á axencia intermediaria e as impresións obtidas ao longo da visita.
Este traballo foi coordinado cos responsables dos proxectos europeos D. Marcos Vence e Dna. Cristina París.
2.- Contextualización
O alumnado, que abaixo se menciona, realizou as prácticas da Formación en Centros de Traballo en empresas da cidade irlandesa de Dublín, dentro do marco do programa Erasmus+. A estancia transcorreu entre as datas do 1 de abril de 2015 e 16 de xuño de 2015.
O alumnado participante foi o seguinte e estivo realizando as prácticas nas empresas que se indican:
Alumno/a
|
Empresa
|
Ciclo
|
Sebastián Cabanas Vázquez
|
Zappy Ltd
|
DAM
|
Xesús Couselo Gende
|
Asavie Technogies
|
ASIR
|
Diego García Montero
|
Coláiste Dhúlaigh College of Further Education
|
ASIR
|
Javier Rodríguez García
|
Usheru
|
ASIR
|
Ao final do presente desenvólvese máis detalladamente a información sobre cada un dos alumnos e as súas empresas.
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