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Now this is what I call Globalisation of our beautiful game ...
Here´s the link
Here´s a translation since it is in Spanish (note, I don´t speak fluently ... yet but here´s a translation)
Okay, I´ll be honest ... that´s me
Here´s the school´s official website URL
This is for some experience because I´ll be studying to become a teacher next year and on top of that I am planning to be a high school basketball coach in Australia. In terms of basketball, my dream would be to coach basketball at the high school level in the US. That would be one hell of an experience. Hence, I am hoping to get a teaching placement in the USA after my 2 year study here in Australia (2008 & 2009).
For those who are unfamiliar with Uruguayans and their sociological history, most Uruguayans are of European descent (Spanish or Italian, sometimes German or French) because there are no or hardly any indians in Uruguay, thus you´ll see in this photo Uruguayan kids with blonde hair.
Here´s the link
Here´s a translation since it is in Spanish (note, I don´t speak fluently ... yet but here´s a translation)
"Francis from Australia to Monte VI.
Francis in the photo with 4 boys from the 4th grade of Primary studied primary and secondary at Redfield College in Sydney, the school where Monte VI has an exchange program. He plans in the future to be a general primary teacher and a secondary teacher (Economics & Social Sciences).
He´ll be staying in Uruguay until December and is working in Monte VI as a student teacher in English. In addition, he´ll be starting to have a basketball program that will hopefully be able to play against other schools. In Australia, Francis played basketball at a high level. His other interests include music where he plays the saxophone. Here is what he has to say ...
In my one week of stay in Uruguay, the teachers and the students of the school they have made me feel at home and in general the people of Montevideo.
When he (Francis) studied in Redfield College, Francis visited Spain as an exchange student where he studied at Colegio Gaztelueta in Bilbao. In his first days in Montevideo, he sees the Uruguayan culture as a mix of European and Latin America.
The school (Colegio Monte VI) thinks well of this Australian who is living in the University College "Montefaro". One of his (Francis) objectives during his stay is to know the country and hopefully during holy week visit the eastern side of Uruguay.
In the future, oin this website of Colegio Monte VI Francis will provide us with his accounts or impressions of the country, the school and the Uruguayans "
Francis in the photo with 4 boys from the 4th grade of Primary studied primary and secondary at Redfield College in Sydney, the school where Monte VI has an exchange program. He plans in the future to be a general primary teacher and a secondary teacher (Economics & Social Sciences).
He´ll be staying in Uruguay until December and is working in Monte VI as a student teacher in English. In addition, he´ll be starting to have a basketball program that will hopefully be able to play against other schools. In Australia, Francis played basketball at a high level. His other interests include music where he plays the saxophone. Here is what he has to say ...
In my one week of stay in Uruguay, the teachers and the students of the school they have made me feel at home and in general the people of Montevideo.
When he (Francis) studied in Redfield College, Francis visited Spain as an exchange student where he studied at Colegio Gaztelueta in Bilbao. In his first days in Montevideo, he sees the Uruguayan culture as a mix of European and Latin America.
The school (Colegio Monte VI) thinks well of this Australian who is living in the University College "Montefaro". One of his (Francis) objectives during his stay is to know the country and hopefully during holy week visit the eastern side of Uruguay.
In the future, oin this website of Colegio Monte VI Francis will provide us with his accounts or impressions of the country, the school and the Uruguayans "
Okay, I´ll be honest ... that´s me
Here´s the school´s official website URL
This is for some experience because I´ll be studying to become a teacher next year and on top of that I am planning to be a high school basketball coach in Australia. In terms of basketball, my dream would be to coach basketball at the high school level in the US. That would be one hell of an experience. Hence, I am hoping to get a teaching placement in the USA after my 2 year study here in Australia (2008 & 2009).
For those who are unfamiliar with Uruguayans and their sociological history, most Uruguayans are of European descent (Spanish or Italian, sometimes German or French) because there are no or hardly any indians in Uruguay, thus you´ll see in this photo Uruguayan kids with blonde hair.
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