The campus of KHK Kempen, Geel, Belgium
My school year started out with an unforgettable experience: making an official visit to a college in the Antwerp area to set up an Erasmus partnership with the business school where I teach.
I am happy to announce that a student from my school will be attending the last semester of his third and final year at this friendly and professional establishment.
It was exciting and inspiring to see how another college system worked, and to meet enthusiastic and friendly professors and teachers.
I am truly lucky that my teaching job has expanded to include an element of international project coordination.
As for the non-professional details, I spent one night in the charming little village of Kasterlee...
I am happy to announce that a student from my school will be attending the last semester of his third and final year at this friendly and professional establishment.
It was exciting and inspiring to see how another college system worked, and to meet enthusiastic and friendly professors and teachers.
I am truly lucky that my teaching job has expanded to include an element of international project coordination.
As for the non-professional details, I spent one night in the charming little village of Kasterlee...
...and a day and night in the friendly and lively city of Antwerp.
The past year has been a Belgium year for me: I went to a conference in Brussels in October 2010, back to Brussels with my family for Christmas 2010, and then on this trip.I quite like the country: there's something cool about such a small place where, nonetheless, there is such diversity between the two main regions.
Of course, this diversity has caused the country some major political difficulties -- but I guess I can say this is not my problem when I'm travelling there!
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