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Evaluation of a student coming from Spain - AEF-UB

This is the information about the place of the Student Exchange Programme:

Service Apotheek Stadskanaal Narda Naafs Wiekedreef 2C 9501 EA Stadskanaal The Netherlands

The Student Exchange Programme took place :
From 2006-07-01 to 2006-07-29

# evaluation form

- Application Procedure -

How did you find out about the exchange program?
advertising in my university

How was the application procedure?
Too complicated

Easy and clear

comments:

Did you get enough information about the Exchange conditions?
No

yes

comments:

What do you think of the IPSF Web Site?
Very unclear

Very clear

comments:

- Student Exchange Officer (SEO) -
How was the assistance provided by your SEO? Was it easy to get in contact with the SEO?
not filled in
comments:

Did you get an official invitation from the host SEO?
Yes
comments:

Did you get enough information about your exchange, visa requirements, vaccinations, etc?
Yes
comments:

Did someone pick you up when you arrived in the country?
Yes

Did the SEP committee organise touristy excursions during your stay?
No

Did the SEP committee organise museum visits during your stay?
No

Did the SEP committee organise university visits during your stay?
No

Did the SEP committee organise excursions to other pharmacies or pharmaceutical companies during your stay?
No

Did the SEP committee take you to local student activities during your stay?
No
comments:

Did those activities fulfil your expectations?
No

Very much

- Accomodation and board -
Was it easy to reach the place where you stayed?
No , very difficult

Yes , no transport problems

Did you stay in a student residence, in a hotel or with a family during your traineeship?
residence

Did you feel at home at the place where you stayed?
Not at all

Very much

comments:

Did you have to pay for the accommodation?
No
comments:

Did you get free or student price meals?
No

What did you do during your traineeship?

Was your employer interested in teaching you?
Not at all

Very interested

comments:

Do you think the work you did was interesting?
Not at all

Very interesting

comments:

Do you think you learned enough during your traineeship?
Not at all

Yes I do

comments:

Did the work correspond to the information that you received before the traineeship?
Not at all

Yes

comments:

Did you experience any communication problems during your traineeship?
Not at all

Yes , many

comments:

Which language did you use?
English, Dutch

How many days a week did you work?
5 days days a week

How many hours a day?
8 hours houres a day

Was this too much?
Not at all

Yes far too much

Did you get the opportunity to visit the country?
Not at all

Yes more than enough

Did you get a wage?
No

Did the wage correspond to the information you received before the traineeship?
No
comments:

- Final Evaluation -
Were the traineeship and visit as you expected?
Not at all

Yes I am very

Would you advise other students to apply for this association's SEP?
Not at all

Yes definitely

Do you have any suggestions how this association's SEP could be improved?

- Preparation -
How did you prepare for your traineeship?
Did you arrange a travel and/or malpractice insurance before your exchange?
I did a dutch course. I only arrange a health insurance.

- Arrival and reception -
Write something about getting there , about meeting the local students and finding the working place and the place where you stayed.
My boss pick me up from the train station and she brought me to my residence and there was no problem in meeting people and to find the working place.

- The place -
What was your accommodation like?
I live in an individual room in a residence.

- The work -
Explain in detail what you did? What was the work like?
I was working like an assistant in a community pharmacy and also twice a week I was helping a doctor and visiting pacients to their places to give them their medicines.

- What did you learn? -
What did you learn?
I learn the working system of the pharmacies in the Netherlands which was really useful for me and give me a lot of suggestions to improve the spanish system. I also improve a lot my english and I could learn also some dutch.

- Other visits or activities -
What else did you do during your stay? Which places did you visit?
Was it organised by the SEP committee or did you do it on your own?
Did you have to pay for these to the SEP committee? How much? Where there some other unexpected costs?
No activities were organised but I went for my own travelling through the whole country and I also could go to Belgium and France, I really had a great time!

- Recommendations/final conclusion -
Do you have any recommendations for other students? What is your final conclusion?
I definitevely recommend to all the students to do an exchange, it' s such a good chance, not only you will have a lot of fun , you also will learn so many things, it' s imposible to describe...I think you have to try by first hand to know what I mean. This is my second exchange and I would like to do it again!