Participants’ stories

Tudor Castraveț, Assoc. Porf., PhD, ”Ion Creanga” State Pedagogical University in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova

My recent academic mobility experience at Wyższa Szkoła Kadr Menedżerskich (WSKM) in Konin was truly enriching. The warm hospitality and professionalism of the faculty and staff made it a truly enjoyable and productive visit. During my time at WSKM, I had the opportunity to teach students, communicate with the professors of the host university and its administration. These experiences fostered valuable connections with fellow researchers and academics. I am grateful for the opportunity to have exchanged ideas and learned from the expertise of WSKM's esteemed faculty. This mobility program undoubtedly improved my understanding of the educational and cultural realities in Poland and the European Union. Overall, my time at WSKM was a valuable addition to my academic journey. I am confident that the knowledge and connections gained will contribute significantly to my future endeavours.

Elton Brakaj, University "Ismail Qemali" Vlora, Albania

The visit to Wyższa Szkoła Kadr Menedżerskich in Konin was a surprising exchange of experiences. There we found an institution that performed its noble duty with dignity. Also, we were faced with professional staff, from whom we all had something to learn, and with hospitality that was present throughout our stay in Konin. Beyond the professional experience, a very beautiful memory was the visit we made to the historical, cultural and religious centers of the region and their impressive libraries. Thank you!

Anton Sinatashvili, Kutaisi University, Georgia

First of all, I want to thank the University administration for such an opportunity. It was educational, fruitful, full of information and impressions. Also I was very pleased to meet your staff, see how you work, meet your library staff and along with all of the impressions, gain new knowledge, it was awesome. Now about your city and its surroundings, I was amazed when I saw how big temples you have, I mean HUGE, it was something, also on the other day we were at the Lad monastery and visited its library, which was fantastic. I feel like I was William Baskerville in Umberto Eco's 'The Name of The Rose,' walking in its Corridor, seen a lot of interesting and someway mysterious places, meet our guide, local padre, who was our guide during that trip. Everything was remarkable and I hope I will see you in Kutaisi soon.