I come from Afghanistan, so my name may be difficult for you to pronounce. For the first time in my life I sit in a classroom and not only learn German and mathematics, but also much more. I can see a whole world in a grain of sand! I have three children who all go to school, and my eldest son helps me in the evening with homework in mathematics. Although it is a bit chaotic with three children, it is a wonderful experience to discover this universe of knowledge that was hidden to me so far just because I am a woman! And what is even more important to me: My husband, who works in a restaurant, can help in the household while I as a seamstress I make bags for KoKoté. We are all very busy!
Every stab, every new word, every mathematical miracle and every new way of thinking transform fears into pride when I look at the finished laptop bag. It is never too late to start learning. I started here in Switzerland to learn everything about language, writing and reading.
I gradually fill my gaps with the additional support of my mentor and learning to cross. When learning to cross, the "older" trainees practice with the "younger ones". The weekly 1-1 studies with my mentor also help me to build the required knowledge. My goal is to make up for the mathematical knowledge of eight years in two years. That is a big challenge for me. My big dream is training as a textile practitioner EBA, and I very much hope that I can start with it soon. My colleagues tell me that I am an extremely talented and careful seamstress. That makes me proud. We know exactly what to give and take for all of us.
Every stab, every new word, every mathematical miracle and every new way of thinking transform fears into pride when I look at the finished laptop bag. It is never too late to start learning. I started here in Switzerland to learn everything about language, writing and reading.
I gradually fill my gaps with the additional support of my mentor and learning to cross. When learning to cross, the "older" trainees practice with the "younger ones". The weekly 1-1 studies with my mentor also help me to build the required knowledge. My goal is to make up for the mathematical knowledge of eight years in two years. That is a big challenge for me. My big dream is training as a textile practitioner EBA, and I very much hope that I can start with it soon. My colleagues tell me that I am an extremely talented and careful seamstress. That makes me proud. We know exactly what to give and take for all of us.
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