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today in Salvador Part 4: Spanish classes

the English classes we took in a public school, where he was assigned a part the institution to develop the Teen Apprentice Project. The project was to provide children at risk and that they had finished their studies, initial training for 2 months and working for 2 years receiving at the time, training one day a week. We participate in continuing education, with 3 groups of adolescents.
The school, school in Brazil, Marques de Maricá, was in another name Paimudo periphery, not so great at first glance like Pernambues, but I really do not know. The Institute was at the bottom of a hill to climb impossible ... arrived with his tongue out every day ... was endless! and every day and pa'bajo pa'rriba ... the worst thing in the heat was unbearable upload ... the slope is seen in one of these photos ...

The institute was typical of the films in the Bronx ... with gates, all descuidadísimo ... but I was very happy there ... was all I did what I liked.

also met there with our great friend Paulete ... and all the people who worked there was lovely: Rejane, Brisa, Barbara, Sun, Clara, ...

I love teaching English ... I really enjoyed talking with them, learning from them ... because we taught them English, but they taught us what life is difficult to them ... were happy that two English girls were taught in their English holiday ... sang many songs in English, we role play, talk, talk, talk ... and learned a lot. When you buy a English dictionary, at half time there were kids that were left out in the yard leafing through dictionaries ... AWESOME ... what classes were 4 hours and were followed ... uff! Just like that here!

I love to be talked in your life, what "good" that existed in Spain ... were surprised that at our age, we are single, living alone and we have to hope to marry and have children ... Life there is totally different. Within the groups we are pregnant, married, mothers, ... only 18 or 20 years. But they were very proud of his life, his beliefs, ... one of the first words we said that we say in English was the FAVELA. I think it's something you are so into it is difficult to get out. Another funny thing was when we gave the professions, we asked how it was "dealer."

And as strange and funny thing was that one of the groups we said we were of Vallade and a rose and said: REDUCED THIS YEAR HAVE A 2 °! hehe
Here you can see photos of groups:
TURMO 1 ª MONDAY AND TUESDAY