emilyelizleblanc
Introduction
Hello! I am originally from Boston but moved to Belgrade, Serbia three years ago to study the language and teach English to non-native speakers. Now I am currently living in Budapest, Hungary and looking to expand my cross-cultural experiences both professionally and personally. Message me directly for more information!
I joined expat.com on 08 May 2018.
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emilyelizleblancposted on the thread Being convincing to an employer in Hungary
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emilyelizleblancposted on the thread Being convincing to an employer in Hungary
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emilyelizleblancposted on the thread Free lance teaching in Budapest
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emilyelizleblancposted on the thread Free lance teaching in Budapest
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emilyelizleblanccreated the thread Free lance teaching in Budapest forum on the Budapest forum
Expat experience
Studying Serbian language, Teaching English language, Working with refugees transiting through Serbia
Belgrade is a hidden gem of the Balkans with some of the most inviting people in Europe. There is always something to do, delicious things to eat and culture to explore further. You'll never be bored in Belgrade!
The city is in a constant state of transformation since post 1990's. Most of these changes are for the better, however the city remains very much in its past. There is not much to be said for transportation, so getting around Belgrade or Serbia is mainly by bus and small vans.
Studying German language and traveling.
Heidelberg is the quintessential German college city and is great if you are looking for a mixture of quiet nature escape as well as a lively night life.
The city is small in comparison to other German cities, however it is connected to major railways and therefore traveling around the country / around Europe is extremely convenient.
This is where my childhood took place, where I went to school, put my foot in the professional door and enjoyed many wonderful years with family and friends.
Boston and the greater Boston area is an incredible city with a lot of history. There is so much to see and is rich with early American culture and traditions.
Many might consider Boston residents as being cold but get on their good side and you'll make friends for life.
