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- Kilimanjaro tomorrow!!Today was the day of the briefing.. I was at Gladys's the tour operator for 8am.. ok 10 past Tanzanian time for full kit allocation and then to meet my guide August! I am way under prepared as I had Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | Jul 12, 2011
- Climbing Kili in 9 days - Please sponsor me!!I will be climbing Kili on the 13th July for 1 week in aid of Give a Heart to Africa a fantastic NGO I have been volunteering at for 3 months. The trek will take me 7 days to reach the Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | Jul 4, 2011
- Finally Flavour Tanzania Not Tine's favourite country due to being ripped off, kidnapped and mugged last time she was here i could feel the mood within seconds. That all changed as soon as we got to Posted by benhowe2 in Ben & Sok's travels here and there | Jun 24, 2011
- 1 Day Until VillagesTomorrow we have our last day of orientation, where we find out what teaching/living group we will be assigned to. There are 5 villages of varying comfortability levels and distances from town. We have been doing extensive teaching practices and Posted by karenintanzania in Karen's Summer 2011 Travels | May 31, 2011
- Our trip to ArushaOur trip to Arusha Arusha is the largest city in Tanzania; it is not the capital of the country but is where all of the tourists go, as it is the main departure point for Kilimanjaro and all the safaris. It Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 30, 2011
- Training and Orientation in Babati TownWe have been living at a hostel in Babati and doing intensive language learning and also training for village teachings. Each day we learn Swahili, biology of HIV, culture, epidemiology, etc.and have teaching practice. It has also been really interesting Posted by karenintanzania in Karen's Summer 2011 Travels | May 25, 2011
- Crossing borders!!! Hello friends and Fam, (in advance sorry for the misspells and bad grammar... limited time :/ ) Sorry for not being able to log in and update my blog it has been super hectic to find internet and making Posted by brianaeileen in Adventure of a Lifetime | May 25, 2011
- A visit to Viviani's families houseVivian caught my eye as a student that needed lots of help from my first day teaching here, she is painfully shy and her English is still very bad after 6 weeks of lessons. She tries well in class but Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 20, 2011
- Turning 30 in Moshi TanzaniaI woke up early to open presents and cards that I had been given to me by friends in the UK – so organized and thoughtful! I then got ready for my run and headed to the lounge and was Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 20, 2011
- In ArushaWe took a 6 hour bus ride to Arusha, which wasn't too bad and had some beautiful views. Now all 24 of us plus out 10 Tanzanian teaching partners are staying at a hostel near the SIC office in Arusha. It Posted by karenintanzania in Karen's Summer 2011 Travels | May 20, 2011
- Tanzania: Into the Heart of DarknessSummer 2010 - A faithful decision is made by engaged couple Nicole Jebson and Michael Deermount; Greece is where they will spend their honeymoon. The dream was Africa; but given time constraints and some fear of the unknown, they Posted by mdnj in Oh, The Places We'll Go! | May 18, 2011
- Postcard number 4==Postcard from Africa - Part 4 Golf, iphones, and a rat!== ===This has been my first full weekend in Arusha, Tanzania and it was time to be adventurous. I have just taken possession of the smallest car in Arusha as my own personal Posted by jasobar in Postcards from East Africa | May 18, 2011
- Sonya's BlogWhen I first stepped off the plane and handed my passport over to the customs officer behind the glass window it hit me, I am in Africa, Tanzania, Africa. The heat was unreal, we were sweating in minutes, and Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 17, 2011
- Kristy's BlogAfter months of anticipation and preparation for my Africa trip, I thought once I step on the ground reality will kick in. However, it has been the exact opposite. I have been eating local food, learning, hearing and Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 17, 2011
- Mike's BlogBeing the only male in the group this year, I feel I have a lot of responsibility while here. Besides being given nicknames that I won’t mention, being picked at and being handed the bill everywhere I go, I Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 17, 2011
- Kerry's BlogI said to myself , “once we get to Switzerland it surely will feel like I am going. . .” Seven hours later, after sitting in the Zurich airport for what felt like days, I said to myself “once we Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 16, 2011
- Shana's BlogThis is our fourth day in Tanzania, getting here was an experience itself. We left for Halifax at 5am Friday morning and arrived in Dar Es Salaam at 2 pm Saturday Canadian time, after 2 sunsets and 3 hours of Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 16, 2011
- Sally's BlogMy time in Tanzania has been full of ups and downs. I have been on an emotional rollercoaster for the last four days and it is one of the best experiences of my life. Everyday I see some Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 16, 2011
- Tanzania 2011!Karibuni Tanzania! The 2011 NSCC International Learning Program in Tanzania is on the ground and running! Students and faculty from the School of Health and Human Services, the IT Program and the Tourism Program have safely landed in Dar es Posted by NSCC Intl in NSCC International | May 16, 2011
- Memorial– home to the second hand clothes sales in MoshiThe majority of people in Tanzania either wear Kanga or a similar thinner cloth or used second hand clothes from the Western world. There are new clothes available but they are too expensive for most people here. The clothes Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 15, 2011
- Teaching TimeIn Tanzania they tell time very differently to us in the Western world - it is the only country in the world (i think) that does :) The locals call it Swahili time and it is 6 hours behind the Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 13, 2011
- Gloria’s First day at secondary school GHTA found sponsors for a former student Gloria a 20 year old girl from a village outside Moshi. She has older and younger brothers and sisters that are at secondary school but due to money she didn’t go… it Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 12, 2011
- Home visit number 2Friday is home visit day but this Friday was special as we had 3 visits to make! Firstly we went to the local nursery school for children of 4 and over Upendo – Monika is sponsoring a little boy Mkombozi, Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 8, 2011
- Our trip to Dar es SalaamThe NGO opened a womes co-operative six months ago to allow former students to start new businesses selling their inventory to the public. Through donations from very generous members of the public the charity selects 2-3 students a year who Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 8, 2011
- Safari!!!!! Seeing Giraffes in the wild for the first time!So for those who have known me for a long time know that I have always dreamed of going on safari in Africa and seeing giraffes in the wild and guess what the Easter it happened! On a very rainy morning Posted by angcoleman in A year off... | May 7, 2011
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