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Казвам се Десислава, на 19 години съм и съм студентка в Hanze University, Groningen, Холандия. От август 2017 съм в града, когато започнах първата си година и спокойно мога да кажа, че посвикнах и от известно време насам не се губя. Категории Популярни ТаговеAir France Alaska Cape Cod events High Sierra Pools KLM languages abroad maryland New York ocean city orange san francisco tax refund travel USA washington WAT Wisconsin Dells work and travel Аляска Америка Малта Ориндж Пътуване след WAT Събития в САЩ билети висше образование висше образование във Великобритания възстановяване на данъци доброволчески проекти документи езикови ваканции езикови курсове образование образование в чужбина пътуване пътувания работа самолетни билети сащ студентска бригада събития туризъм университети фестивали Архиви - септември 2018 - декември 2017 - септември 2017 - август 2017 - февруари 2017 - октомври 2016 - септември 2016 - август 2016 - април 2016 - януари 2016 - декември 2015 - септември 2015 - август 2015 - април 2015 - януари 2015 - декември 2014 - ноември 2014 - октомври 2014 - септември 2014 - август 2014 - януари 2014 - декември 2013 - ноември 2013 - октомври 2013 - септември 2013 - август 2013 - април 2013 - февруари 2013 - януари 2013 - декември 2012 - ноември 2012 - октомври 2012 - август 2012 Публикации с таг ‘Холандия’ Здравейте, Аз съм Димитър Рангелов, но щом четеш това едва ли те интересува кой съм аз, интересува те какво видях при обиколката на университетите в Холандия и какви съвети бих могъл да ти дам. Все още не уча в Холандия, но през ноември 2016 я посетих за 1 седмица , за да видя университети, които бях харесал предварително. Препоръчвам на всеки да го направи. Отидете, вижте базата им, питайте хората дали са доволни от специалността, която учат и вижте дали и на вас ще ви харесва това, което сте си избрали. Успях да посетя много университети и градове. Ще ви разкажа за една малка част от градовете, в които бях – Breda, Eindhoven, Enschede, и Rotterdam. Лично аз бих могъл да ви помогна като споделя малко за приключенията си там и да ви дам полезна информация. Докато бях в Eindhoven имаше Glow festival или Фестивал на светлините. Този фестивал се случва един път годишно и е голям купон. Има какви ли не светещи неща и какви ли не студентски купони. Преди да сте си го помислили, не, не съм участвал в студентските купони, тогава целта ми беше да намеря университета, който е най-добър за мен. Бях във Fontys University of Applied Sciences (Фонтис) и посетих лабораториите им, които според мен са много добри, но не бих казал блестящи от гледна точка на технологии. Work and Travel е програма, която може да ти даде много. Ще се запознаеш с много нови хора, ще посетиш места, които си виждал само по филмите, ще разбереш много нови неща за себе си като личност… Мога да изброявам още дълго, но с тази статия искам да ти разкажа за една малко пренебрегвана възможност, от която можеш да се възпозлзваш. Една от най-важните стъпки след приема в университета е организирането на настаняването. Вярваме, че съветите споделени по-долу ще ти бъдат полезни и ще отговорят на много от въпросите, които си си задавал. Видове настаняване Съществуват кампусно и извънкампусно настаняване. Кампусното настаняване обикновено включва сгради със самостоятелни и общи стаи (shared rooms), като вторите, например, са по-често срещани в Америка. В самостоятелните стаи обикновено има легло, бюро, шкаф, а понякога и мивка. На един етаж се намират обща кухня, баня и тоалетна, както и стая за релакс. Грубо между 4 и 12 студенти споделят един апартамент, който съдържа гореспоменатите стаи. В някои университети студентите могат да избират и стая със собствена баня и тоалетна.
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We all have friends that we love dearly but wouldn't trust to run a bath. Some people come best in small doses - a fun friend is not necessarily a good flatmate! Before you start looking for a flat consider which of your friends you'd like to live with and why. It might feel harsh to let people down but you need a good mix of fun, practical, tidy and quiet. It is really important because disagreements between flatmates are a common problem. Remember you're signing a legally binding contract and will not be able to simply walk away. As a group, you will also have to decide on how to split and share responsibility for bills. If your flatmate breaks something or doesn't pay their rent, the landlord or letting agent can use everyone's deposit to cover what is owed. If there's a disagreement between flatmates, your deposit scheme doesn't get involved. If you as tenants can agree on the distribution of the return of the deposit between all tenants, we'll split it equally. To find out more about joint tenancies - have a closer look here. Money Decide what you can afford before you start flat hunting. You might see a great place with rent you can afford - remember you will have to budget for rent, gas, electricity, phone, internet and a TV licence, as well as food and general household items. One of the bonuses of being a student is that you don't have to pay council tax for your house. You should complete a council tax exemption form from your local council to make sure you're not billed. The commute It can be really appealing to want to live right in the most hipster fancy pants part of town. However, rent will dictate where you can live. Consider how far it is from where you're studying. Will you need to commute? What are the costs? How frequent are trains and buses? When picking somewhere to live you'll need to consider the balance between how much you're able to afford on rent and living costs as well as how long you're willing to commute for. If you can manage, it's always a good idea to consider cycling. It's a one-off purchase with little upkeep. It'll save you money and keep you fit. The tenancy agreement It can be easy to get caught up in the excitement of finding a new place to go ahead a sign the tenancy agreement and move in right away. What's important to remember is that the tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract. Read the tenancy agreement carefully. If you have any doubts, speak to your Student Union, Shelter Scotland or your local Citizen's Advice if you're unsure of anything. If you signed a tenancy agreement that started after the 1st December 2017 you have a new style of agreement. The law has recently changed. Previous leases were called 'Short Assured Tenancy Agreements'. These agreements lasted only 6 or 12 months - you had to resign and commit to renting for that contract length. The new contracts are called 'Scottish Private Residential Tenancies'. Only University Accommodation and private student halls can continue using Short Assured Tenancies. With the new style of contract, there is no fixed term period. Your tenancy just starts and it only ends when you bring it to an end or your landlord evicts you. You are not legally tied-in to renting the property for any set period. You only need to give your landlord 4 weeks' notice that you wish to move out. Your rent can only be increased once every year.' Deposit Your landlord or letting agent is required by law to transfer your deposit to a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme, like SafeDeposits Scotland, within 30 working days of the tenancy start date. They must also give you the details of where the deposit is being held. If you've not been told where your deposit will be protected ask the landlord or letting agent to confirm. When you move in, your landlord or letting agent should provide you with an inventory which outlines the condition and cleanliness of the property. If anything details are missing (e.g. dirty grout in the shower, a broken lampshade, etc.) make sure to write it on the inventory before you and your landlord or letting agent sign it. If damage or dirt isn't listed on the inventory when you move in, you could end up being charged for it after you move out. If your landlord doesn't protect your deposit you can take action in the First Tier Tribunal. It is an alternative to court, it doesn't cost any money to use. If it is proven that your landlord has broken the law you could be awarded up to three times the amount of the deposit in compensation. If you're thinking about using the tribunal they can assist you however it's always good to get as much advice as you can - Shelter Scotland & your local Citizen's Advice will be able to assist you. During the tenancy Let the landlord or letting agent know about any problems or damage as they happen, preferably by email so you have a written record. If you do not inform your landlord or agent they may seek to claim deductions against your deposit. After the tenancy ends remember repayment is not automatic - remember to claim back your deposit. From the day you move out you can contact SafeDeposits to submit a request. Read our blog post here to find out more. This post appears in... SafeDeposits Scotland Partners This post has been tagged... This post was written by admin