Hello everyone,
Sorry for the late updates as we
were all trying to settle down and meeting up with great people in Sweden ;)
The weather here is super cold around 4 degrees and its raining non-stop after we have touched down. Apparently, umbrella doesn't help much here due to the strong wind so it is advisable to put on raincoat.
On the first day of arriving in
Linkoping after a 15 hours flight, we were so lucky to be able to meet up with
Therese from the LIKES LiU club :https://www.facebook.com/LinkopingInternationalKnightsofEducationalScience
and she drove us back to our accommodation in Ryd. Thank god for Ding Yi’s help for carrying our
luggage up to our hostel as both of us girls are staying on the 2nd
floor, as you know normally hostel doesn’t come with lift.
| How our hostel look like in Linkoping |
| White Cherry Blossom just outside our accommodation. |
After putting our luggage in our
room, we went to LiU to meet up with Lena, who is the coordinator for our stay
in Linkoping. She is really helpful by handing us blankets, pillows and bed
sheets from other exchange students who has already left Linköping after their
exchange.
Then we are off to meet up Professor
Anders of pedagogy from LiU at 4pm with other exchange students from Chester
University in Manchester, UK. During the meeting, we get to share the
differences between Swedish, British and Singapore’s education system.
Professor Anders shared with us that Swedish education does not requires
students to wear uniform but it has an uniform education system throughout Sweden.
It is really an eye-opener for us on the very first day of touching down in Linköping.
| Do you know that the average height of Swedish male is 184cm and for female is 174cm? |
Our picture taken with Professor Anders and Lena, our kind and helpful coordinator in Linkoping. We can't wait to meet up with Professor Anders again on 21st May, 4pm to find out more about the Swedish Education.
That's an interesting fact about the height of Swedish men and women.
ReplyDeleteSend my regards to Lena. :)
Sure Mr Sitoe =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update despite your busyness trying to settle in, Shan Shan. Yes, the wet and cold weather needs getting used to. Keep warm.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dr Png, the weather has become better for our 2nd week here and the kind Singaporeans that are doing exchange here are so nice to us as they offered to lend us some thermal wear. The Singaporean's spirit here is keeping us very warm here.
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