
Olaquetal Stegenta an intern from Poland arrived Mumbai two months ago, to intern at RewardPort. She describes her experience here:
“When I came to Mumbai, around two months back I was living in Powai. My internship was at Andheri West, at RewardPort. During the initial first month I found the travelling very hectic and tedious. I wasn’t enjoying myself and even thought of not returning post Christmas.
However, the initial phase passed and I was shifted to a flat in Andheri itself. This made life so much easier. A few formalities still have to be taken care of but I am sure everything will get sorted out soon.
I feel better about staying here as each day passes, as I live with some very nice roommates. Even the people of Mumbai are sympathetic and kind. I don’t I will be able to stay in Mumbai all my life, but it is fun and entertaining for the time period.
The work I do at RewardPort is sales works. Though it isn’t inclined with my background, I like the work environment. All my colleagues are helpful and friendly. I have made a lot of friends. And the best part is, I have booked a return ticket to Mumbai after X-mas.”
Balakalakaar is an annual initiative taken up by the local office of AIESEC in Mumbai. It is organized with the aim of creating an opportunity for the under privileged children of the city to discover and develop their potential in creative exercises such as Art, Dance, Drama, Music, and Craft.
Balakalakaar is also aimed at connecting today’s youth to the less privileged children of the city thus giving them a chance to make a difference! Through this project we take one step forward towards our vision of ‘Fulfillment of Humankind’s Potential’
To volunteer, register on http://balakalakaar.aiesecmumbai.org/volunteer-for-balakalakaar.html

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