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Participants

This page gives you an overview of this year's participants and their motivation to do an internship in Denmark. Enjoy!
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Hi there, 
My name is Gabriel, and I’m 17 years old. I live in Hard, a small village near Bregenz, where my school – HAK Bregenz – is located. I attend a vocational college that focuses on online marketing, and I’m currently in my third year. I will graduate in two years. 
At the moment, I still live with my parents, so I’m really looking forward to spending four weeks abroad in Denmark and gaining some independence. 
In my free time, I enjoy doing sports – skiing in the winter, and swimming or playing football in the summer. I also like spending time with friends and discovering new things. 
I’m really excited about this internship abroad because I see it as a great opportunity to improve my English, gain valuable work experience, and learn about a new culture. I hope to meet new people, explore Denmark in my free time, and become more self-reliant and open-minded. 
I can’t wait for this new experience and all the memories I’ll make in Denmark! ​

Hi! My name is Elena Cott, I’m 17 years old, and I’m really excited to be part of the Erasmus+ project. I decided to join this programme because I love the idea of going on an adventure, exploring new places, and meeting people from different cultures. I think it’s a great opportunity to grow personally, improve my English skills, and step out of my comfort zone. 
I’m really looking forward to getting to know the other participants, learning more about their lives and traditions, and making new friends from all over Europe. I hope we’ll share amazing experiences and create memories that will last a lifetime. 
I expect this time to be fun, inspiring, and full of positive surprises. I believe Erasmus will give me a new perspective on the world and help me become more open-minded and confident. 
Let’s make the most of this experience! ​
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My name is Amna, I am 18 years old, and I’m originally from Bosnia. I now live in Götzis, Austria, and I am currently attending a vocational college in Bregenz, specializing in Performance Management. 
In my free time, I enjoy playing the piano, reading books, and baking. I’m someone who enjoys creative and peaceful activities. 
I want to take part in the Erasmus+ program in Denmark because I’m interested in discovering new ways of learning and experiencing life in another country. Denmark seems like a place with a great balance between education and everyday life, which I would love to explore. 
I hope this exchange will help me improve my English, build my confidence, and give me new ideas for the future. I’m also looking forward to making new friends and learning more about different cultures. ​
Hey there, 
My name is Ilga Feigl, I’m 17 years old, and I live with my family in Lochau. I’m currently attending a vocational college in Bregenz, where I specialize in marketing. I’m an open-minded and curious person who enjoys meeting new people and learning about different cultures. 
In my free time, I play the flute in a local music club, which is an important part of my life. I also enjoy reading, skiing, and spending time with friends. 
I decided to take part in the Erasmus+ program in Denmark because I want to improve my English skills and gain international work experience. I’m excited to explore Danish culture, meet new people, and get an insight into the professional world abroad. 
I hope to learn new things and become more confident. I'm really looking forward to meeting new people and creating great memories. ​
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Hey there, 
My name is Georg Fink, and I’m 17 years old. I live in western Austria and attend HAK Bregenz, a vocational college with a focus on Digital Business. I’m currently in my third year. 
Sports are very important to me. In my free time, I enjoy playing football and volleyball, especially during the summer. I like being active and working as part of a team. Sports help me stay focused and give me energy in everyday life. 
I’m very happy to be part of the Erasmus+ program in Denmark. I see this as a great opportunity to improve my English and gain valuable work experience. I also hope to learn more about everyday life in another country. 
One of my biggest hopes is to work in a friendly and respectful environment. A positive atmosphere at work is important to me, and I’m looking forward to meeting new people and doing my best. ​
Hi, 
I’m Ruben Friedauer, and I’m 17 years old. I live in Höchst, a village in western Austria, located near Lake Constance. 
Currently, I attend HAK Bregenz Digital Business, an upper-level vocational college, where I focus on various IT and business subjects. 
When I’m not studying for school or working out at the gym, I enjoy going on short bike tours and meeting up with friends. In winter, skiing is one of my favourite activities. 
Since I haven’t travelled much on my own, the Erasmus programme is a great opportunity for me to broaden my horizons, gain new experiences, and improve my English skills. 
Doing an internship abroad is a great way to grow personally and professionally. I’m looking forward to meeting new people and gaining valuable work experience. 
Spending four weeks in Denmark will surely be an exciting adventure, and I can’t wait to make unforgettable memories. ​
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Hi there, 
My name is Alana Gabriel, I’m 17 years old, and I live with my parents and younger brother in a small village called Höchst. I am currently in my third year at a vocational college in Bregenz, specialising in accounting. 
In my free time, I enjoy going for walks with my dog, reading books, and spending time outdoors with my friends. In winter, I especially love skiing. I’m a very curious person and enjoy discovering and learning new things. 
I believe Denmark is a great place to improve my English and meet new people. I’m looking forward to learning more about the culture. 
I’m excited about this experience and hope to grow both personally and in terms of my language skills. I believe it will be a great adventure, and I can’t wait to see what Denmark has to offer. ​
Hello, 
My name is Stella Galli. I’m 18 years old and live in Bregenz, a town in western Austria. I attend HAK Bregenz, a vocational school focused on business and SAP software. I’m currently in my fourth year and will graduate next year. 
Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with friends, reading, and dancing. I’m a member of the dance club Move4Style and train twice a week, which helps me stay active and creative. 
Participating in the Erasmus+ programme in Denmark is a great opportunity for me to grow both personally and academically. I’m looking forward to learning in a new environment, improving my English, and gaining insights into the Danish way of life. 
I hope to meet people from different cultures, experience daily life in another country, and become more independent and open-minded. This exchange is a chance to challenge myself and create amazing memories with my friends. 
 
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​Hello, 
My name is Amy Graziadei. I’m 17 years old and live in Rankweil with my parents, my two sisters, and my little brother. I currently attend the vocational college in Bregenz, where I specialise in cultural management. 
In my free time, I enjoy doing sports and reading all kinds of books. I love listening to music and spending time with my friends. I’m a great team player and always eager to learn new things. My friends would describe me as friendly, open-minded, ambitious, and curious. 
I see this internship abroad as an incredible opportunity to grow as a person, become more independent, learn new skills, and gain valuable experience. I’m looking forward to meeting new people, getting to know my colleagues, and exploring Denmark. I can’t wait to make unforgettable memories during this exciting adventure. 
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I’m Zoe, a 17-year-old student at a vocational college in Bregenz, Austria. I’m a calm and thoughtful person who enjoys everyday moments and discovering new places. I like spending time with people I feel comfortable with and value a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. 
In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, being with friends, and exploring new places. 
I applied for the Erasmus+ internship in Denmark because I want to experience life in another country and challenge myself in a completely new environment. For me, it’s about learning and understanding another culture, taking part in daily routines, and building meaningful connections through my work experience. 
I hope this experience helps me become more independent, improve my English skills, and grow more confident. I’m also excited to meet new people and make unforgettable memories. I believe this will be one of those experiences that shape who I am and how I see the world. 
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Hey there, 
My name is Emilia Günther, and I’m a 17-year-old student currently attending a vocational college called BHAK Bregenz in Austria. I live in the western part of the country, in a town called Hard, which is located right at beautiful Lake Constance. It’s one of my favourite places to spend time and enjoy the magnificent sunsets. 
In my free time, I enjoy fun and especially athletic activities. Handball plays a big role in my life. I also love spending time with my closest friends and family, but I also value quiet moments by myself--especially when I can relax with a good book. 
Most of all, I love travelling and meeting new people. That’s why I decided to take part in this adventure: to gain new experiences and create unforgettable memories. ​
Hey there, 
My name is Romy Hagleitner, I’m 17 years old and I live in Götzis, a town in western Austria. I’m currently in my third year at Sport HAK Bregenz, a vocational school focused on sports management and business. 
Right now, I’m not completely sure what I want to do after school, but my future job will definitely be sports related. I play floorball and also work as a coach, which I really enjoy. I hope to gain experience through internships and learn more about different job opportunities in this field. 
Soon, I’ll be going to Denmark, and I’m really looking forward to it. I hope to improve my English, experience a new culture, and meet many friendly people. I’m also excited to live more independently and grow—both personally and through new experiences at work and in daily life. ​
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Hey there, 
My name is Luke, I’m 18 years old, and I currently attend a vocational college for business and digital media in Bregenz, Austria. My main subjects are Business Administration, Accounting, and Business Controlling—all of which have sparked my interest in working creatively and strategically. 
Outside of school, I’m passionate about music and work as a DJ. I mainly perform electronic genres like house and techno at local events. This passion has helped me develop skills in event organisation, social media marketing, and creative thinking. 
I’m really looking forward to this Erasmus+ internship because I see it as a great opportunity to improve my English, gain hands-on experience, and explore a different work environment. I’m especially excited to learn more about how businesses operate internationally and to connect with people from different cultures. 
I would describe myself as open-minded, motivated, and always eager to take on new challenges. I’m excited to grow both professionally and personally through this experience. ​
Hello there, 
My name is Corinna Huber, I’m 16 years old, and I live in a small village in Vorarlberg, Austria, called Göfis. I’ve been playing football since I was six years old, and I also enjoy many other kinds of sports. That’s why I attend a vocational college in Bregenz with a special focus on sport management. 
Through football, I’ve learned how important teamwork and discipline are. But I also believe that growing—both as an athlete and a person—means stepping out of your comfort zone. That’s why I see the Erasmus+ project as such a great opportunity. Living in another country, working with new people, and facing new situations will help me become more independent and open-minded. 
I’m also looking forward to improving my English, because I know it will be very useful in the future. Besides that, I hope to meet new people, learn about another culture, and gain numerous amazing memories. 
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Hello there,  
My name is Emilija Josifovic, I’m 17 years old and I live in Hard, a small town in the western part of Austria. I attend BHAK Bregenz, a vocational college, where I’m currently in my third year. My focus is on Web design, Marketing and Media, and I will graduate in two years.  
Outside of school, I like to stay active through regular training, and I enjoy spending time with my friends and family. Travelling and discovering new places is something I’m very passionate about. I’m excited about the upcoming internship for several reasons. It’s a great chance for me to strengthen my English skills, get to know a new culture, and gain practical experience in a professional environment. I also hope to have some time in the afternoons or evenings to explore Denmark, visit interesting places, and enjoy time with others. ​
Hello! 
My name is Letizia Krottendorfer, and I would describe myself as a creative, open-minded, and communicative person. I love talking to people, getting to know different perspectives, and learning new skills. 
In my free time, I enjoy reading books, spending time outdoors, and especially being with my horse, which has taught me a lot about responsibility and patience. Furthermore, I am very reliable, organized, and always punctual—qualities I value highly in both my personal and academic life. 
I applied for the Erasmus+ programme in Denmark because I’m very curious about other cultures and excited to discover new ways of thinking. I also see this as a great opportunity to improve my English skills in a real-life setting. Another reason I applied is that I would like to explore other countries as potential places to study in the future. I hope to gain valuable experience through this project—not only academically, but also socially and personally. I’m looking forward to making new friends, building international connections, and growing through new challenges and opportunities. 
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Hi, 
I’m Nikolaus Längle, a 17-year-old who calls the beautiful Lake Constance home. Living near one of Europe’s largest freshwater lakes means spending summers swimming, cycling through stunning landscapes, and exploring forest trails -experiences that have deepened my love for nature. 
In addition to enjoying the outdoors, my academic focus is on digital technologies. I work with programming languages like C#, Python, and PHP. While technology plays a big role in my life, I’m also passionate about discovering new cultures and perspectives. 
That’s why I’m excited about the opportunity to live and work in Denmark for a month. Exploring a new environment, meeting new people, and applying my tech skills abroad is something I really look forward to. 
I can’t wait to see what Aalborg has to offer! ​
Hello there,  
My name is Sebastian Malin, I’m 18 years old and live in a small village in western Austria called Lochau. 
Currently, I’m in my third year at a vocational college called BHAK Bregenz, where I study general business. 
When I’m not studying, you’ll usually find me outside—on the football field playing with my friends, or just spending time with them and my family. 
I love travelling, seeing new places, and experiencing different cultures. That’s one of the main reasons I signed up for the Erasmus+ programme—along with improving my English and gaining valuable work experience in a country I’ve wanted to visit for a long time. 
I also hope that during my internship, I’ll have the chance to meet up with friends in the evenings or afternoons to explore Denmark together. 
I’m really looking forward to my time in Aalborg. 
på gensyn  ​
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Hello,  
My name is Dominic. I’m 18 years old and currently a student at the vocational college in Bregenz. I live with my family in Dornbirn. 
In my free time, I enjoy going to the gym, playing football and basketball, and spending time with my friends. 
I’m really looking forward to my stay in Aalborg for many reasons. I enjoy learning about new cultures and meeting new people. This internship is a great opportunity to improve my English and gain work experience abroad. 
I also see it as a chance to grow as a person by taking on more responsibility and learning to adapt to a new environment. 
I believe my time in Denmark will be fun, interesting, and full of exciting new experiences. I hope to learn a lot, make new friends, and enjoy every part of this journey. ​
My name is Patricia, I’m 17 years old and I live in Dornbirn. I’m currently in my third year at a vocational college in Bregenz, where I specialize in digital business. 
In my free time, I enjoy exploring new things, hanging out with my friends, listening to music, and watching movies. I also love travelling, and depending on the season, I either go skiing or play volleyball with friends or family. 
This internship is a great opportunity for me to visit Denmark, improve my English skills, and gain valuable work experience. I’m excited to discover a new culture and create unforgettable memories. 
Since I’ve never been to Denmark before, I’m even more excited. I believe this experience will help me become more independent, make new connections, and gain a lot of life experience while living and working with other young people. 
I can’t wait to start this journey! ​
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Hey there, 
Let me introduce myself! My name is Sophia Matt, and I’m 17 years old. I live in Bregenz, the capital of Vorarlberg, located right next to Lake Constance. I live there with my mum, dad, and our cat. I attend a vocational college in Bregenz, Austria, with a focus on digital business, and I’m currently in my third year. 
In my free time, I enjoy doing sports like bouldering and playing volleyball. I also love reading a good book and spending time with my friends and family. 
This year, I got the chance to visit two Nordic countries—Finland and Denmark—and I’m really excited to see how they differ. Apart from a short trip to Kuopio, Finland, I’ve never been this far north before, so I truly appreciate the chance to experience something new with my friends, thanks to the Erasmus+ programme. The stay in Denmark is also a great opportunity for me to improve my English skills and become more independent. 
There are several reasons why I applied for this programme. I love travelling, and thanks to my travel-loving parents, I’ve been lucky to explore many parts of the world. What I enjoy most is learning about different cultures and languages. That’s probably the main reason I joined this project—to learn more about Danish culture. 
I also hope to make new friends, step out of my comfort zone, and create unforgettable memories. 
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My name is Alessia Minadi, I’m 17 years old, and I’m currently in my third year at a vocational school in Bregenz. I have Congolese roots and live in Bregenz with my parents and my four siblings. 
I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, going to the gym, shopping, and expressing my creativity in different ways. 
I’m a motivated person and really enjoy working in a team. I’m very happy to take part in the Erasmus+ programme in Denmark because I want to discover something new, learn about a different culture, and improve my skills. I hope to meet new people, learn more about working life, and grow as a person. This is a great opportunity for me, and I want to make the most of it. ​
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Hey everyone, 
My name is Elisa Nußbaumer, and I’m a 17-year-old student at the upper-level vocational college in Bregenz, with a focus on Digital Business. 
Normally, I like staying indoors because my favourite activities are watching movies, painting, and writing in my journal. But this summer, I decided to work abroad in Denmark. My motivation for joining Erasmus+ is to improve my English, especially for the corporate world, become more confident, and learn about Danish culture and everyday life. 
I chose a job that involves digital skills I’ve learned at school, because I want to find out if this could be the right career path for me. I hope to grow through the challenges I’ll face during this internship, while also having enough free time to explore Aalborg and enjoy time with my friends. ​
Hi, 
My name is Nelli Österle, and I’m from Austria. I live in Dornbirn with my parents, my older brother, and our cat, Zora. 
Currently, I attend a vocational college in Bregenz, where I’m gaining practical skills for my future career.  
In my free time, I work part-time, meet friends, and take care of animals. I’m also very passionate about dancing. I’m a member of the Move4Style dance school, and we regularly take part in competitions, which is always an exciting experience. 
Although I’m not a very outgoing person, I was very motivated to join the Erasmus+ project. I see it as a great opportunity to improve my language skills and see different countries. I’m especially excited about living on my own—or with friends—and learning to be more independent.  
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Hej, 
My name is Lisa Rauter, I’m 17 years old, and I live in Lustenau, in western Austria, together with my family. I’m currently in my fourth year at HAK Bregenz, a vocational college, and will graduate next year. 
One of my biggest passions is photography, which I pursue both as a hobby and professionally. I also enjoy spending time with family and friends, listening to music, reading, and doing Pilates. 
My main motivation for doing an internship in Denmark is to learn about the culture and meet new people. I’ve always been interested in living abroad, and this programme gives me the chance to gain international experience and broaden my horizons. 
As an open-minded person, I’m looking forward to meeting new people and exploring Denmark in my free time. At the same time, I’m excited to expand my work experience, practise my English, and maybe even learn a bit of Danish. 
Vi ses snart!  ​
Hey, 
My name is Silan Sarigül. I’m 18 years old and live in Dornbirn, Austria, with my parents and my older sister. I currently attend BHAK Bregenz, a vocational school. 
In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, going for walks, and spending time with my friends and family. I love being outdoors and experiencing new things. I’m also very interested in different cultures and ways of life. 
I decided to take part in the Erasmus+ programme because I want to improve my English and gain experience in another country. I think it’s a great chance to learn more about the world and grow as a person. One of my personal goals is to become more confident and independent. I also believe this experience will benefit my future career. 
I’m really looking forward to meeting new people, learning new things, and making unforgettable memories during this programme. ​
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Hello everyone, 
My name is Agnes Schrotter, I’m 18 years old, and I currently live in Rankweil with my parents. 
I attend HAK Bregenz, an upper-level secondary business college, and I’m now in my fourth year. My class specializes in cultural management, and I have just one more year until graduation. 
In my free time, I enjoy singing, dancing, reading, and drawing. I’m also passionate about writing short stories and poems. 
I’ve already had the opportunity to take part in two Erasmus+ projects, and I’m very excited to be part of another one. I’m really looking forward to discovering Denmark—its culture, friendly people, and beautiful landscapes. For me, this internship is not only a chance to gain valuable experience but also to create memories that will last a lifetime. 
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Hi there, 
My name is Elen Sen and I’m 20 years old. I live in Bregenz with my parents, my older brother, and my older sister. I currently attend the vocational college BHAK Bregenz, where I specialize in Art and Culture Management. 
In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with my friends, spending time with my family, dancing, baking, and travelling. 
I decided to join the Erasmus+ project because it’s a great opportunity to improve my English skills, gain work experience abroad, and strengthen my CV. I’m also really looking forward to living with my friends and seeing how I manage everyday life on my own. 
I’m excited to learn more about Danish culture and explore the city of Aalborg. This project will help me grow as a person and become even more independent. I’m really looking forward to everything that awaits me in Denmark. ​
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My name is Gabriel Sinz. I’m currently in the third year of a vocational college with a special focus on programming and web design. I live in Kennelbach, a small village near Bregenz, with a beautiful view of Lake Constance. I live there with my parents, three younger sisters, and two cats. 
I really enjoy climbing, especially in the mountains, so I’m looking forward to joining the Aalborg Klatreklub during my stay in Denmark. I chose to participate in the Erasmus+ programme because I enjoy learning about new cultures and gaining new experiences. I’ve already taken part in a two-week Erasmus+ project called Books for Roses, which I absolutely loved. 
I hope to learn a lot in Denmark—both through my internship at MinForening, where I’ll be doing some coding, and from living in a new culture and environment. I also see this as a great opportunity to improve my English skills. 
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My name is Ajla and I’m 19 years old. I’m currently attending a business school, and I would describe myself as a cheerful and curious person. I love learning new things and being creative in my free time. 
For example, I really enjoy dancing--especially folkloric and other dance styles. I’m always open to trying something new. 
My motivation for joining the Erasmus+ programme in Denmark is to gain international work experience, improve my English skills, and learn about another culture. I think it’s a great opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. I also hope to meet new people and learn how everyday life and work are approached in other countries. During my stay in Denmark, I hope to step out of my comfort zone and become more independent. I expect this experience to be unforgettable and to provide me with valuable skills for the future. I’m really looking forward to this adventure. ​
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Let me introduce myself. My name is Luisa Sobotta, and I am 17 years old. I live with my younger brother and my parents in a village called Wolfurt, located in the west of Austria. 
Currently, I am in my third year at the vocational college Sport HAK Bregenz. This type of school focuses on sports, sports management, and health. I’m not exactly sure what I want to do after school, but I think I would like to work in the field of health or business. 
In my free time, I do a lot of sports. I’m a member of a ski club and part of the regional team. In winter, I take part in ski races in Vorarlberg, Bavaria, and other parts of Germany. Whether it's doing sports, travelling, or spending time with friends--I enjoy it all. 
I hope to learn many new things about living far away from my family and home country. I also want to improve my English skills. Furthermore, I hope to meet lots of nice people during my time in Denmark. ​
Hey there, 
My name is Lina Welte, I’m 18 years old and currently a student at a vocational college in Austria. I live in a small town in Vorarlberg with my family. In my free time, I enjoy meeting friends, going for runs, listening to music, and discovering new places. I would describe myself as open-minded, curious, and always ready to try something new. 
One of my biggest motivations for taking part in the Erasmus+ programme is to improve my English skills and gain real-life experience in a different country. I believe that working abroad will help me grow both personally and professionally. 
I’m excited to explore Danish culture, meet new people, and get a deeper insight into everyday life in another country. I hope to gain valuable skills, build international friendships, and return home with lots of great memories. 
Tak for muligheden – vi ses snart!  ​
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