I twiddled my thumbs for some time and decided to give VSO a ring to see what was happening after their recommended 3 week waiting time had expired and managed to find someone who knew what was happening, they told me I should get contacted in a few days, that time went by and I didn't hear anything so gave them another call, turns out I needed to fill in another form as I was going to do IT so that duly sent I got my Assessment day invite on the 21st of December.
I spent the Christmas break (OK I don't really get one of those.. but ...) reading up on VSO, reading blogs of other VSO volunteers, and talking to a number of returned volunteers about their experiences!
Mainly positive stories, other than someone who knew a guy who went for a swim in the sea on his first day in country and slipped and broke his neck... and got hospitalised, ( I think he was OK in the end though).
oh what a nice note to end that blog on.. someone broke their neck, cheery..
ReplyDeleteyou did alot to get on this VSO thingy.. you are obviously very dedicated.. delighted you managed to get through...
I'd say break a leg but under these circumstances I should probably say .. good luck :)
Thanks Frances, dedicated or committed, committed is better as you can do the old - should be joke. :)
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