For my professional experience journey I travelled back to my home country, Bulgaria. The experience took place in my town, Silistra. Silistra is a port city of northeastern Bulgaria, lying on the southern bank of the lower Danube at the country's border with Romania. The town is the administrative center of the Silistra Province and one of the important cities of the historical region of Southern Dobrudzha. It is founded over 1900 years ago. Silistra is a lovely, tranquil and picturesque city. The hills afford a lovely view of the city, the river with the islands, the Romanian bank across and the vast plain beyond. Silistra borders Rousse, Razgrad, Shoumen and Dobrich districts. The north border of the district, Danube River, allows direct connection with Romania. European transport corridor 7 passes through the district. Placement before – one of my favorite radio stations in the town, radio melody and a local newspaper called “Silistra today”. I enjoyed it a lot and this year I decided to spend more time working for the local media. I was working with the correspondent of the Bulgarian national radio and the Bulgarian national television, Margarita Ivanova. This experience made me tougher and build my confidence as a professional journalist. I received to opportunity to get my work published on a few different media platforms. I was writing articles for 2 of the local internet saits, did a lot of materials for the national radio and interviews for the Bulgarian national television. It was really exciting when people start recognizing me and telling me that I have a future as a journalist. Those are scenes from my first day of the placement. I was really nervous at the begging, I didn’t know what is going to go well and what are they expecting from me but Margarita turned out to be really helpful, amazing person to work with. She was constantly encouraging me and providing me with her support and professional experience. She is one of the best journalists in Silistra but she was always so polite and nice to me. I really enjoyed working with her. She trusted me and was constantly providing me stories that I could do on my own for the national radio. Even when I had difficulties she was always there for me, she gave me so many advises and even a book that can improve my diction, I am still working on that but it is really helpful. I have a passion to work in a radio station because my experience showed me that this is the media platform that can give you the opportunity to make longer materials on a range of subjects. Even though I prefer the radio, working for the television was even more exciting. This scenes are from my first material that was broadcasted in the national television. At the begging I was shaking but very quickly I handled myself and made very good report on the Bulgarian Easter traditions and customs. It was really interesting to see my work on TV, it made me feel like a proper professional. Even in the days when only my boss was doing the materials, I learned from her, gathered the information and later transformed it into articles for the portal of Silistra and paralel44, which are both internet saits. I never stopped working and never complained because I felt that my dream is coming true. I always wanted to be a journalist and when I finally received this chance it turned out to be one of the best things that have ever happened in my life. I realized that this is the only thing I want to do and that I need to invest time, patience and a lot of work in order to be a professional but it is giving me back so much satisfaction. I enjoy working in a team, I think that I got really lucky with this placement. For just a month I have over 20 materials published thanks to do help of my boss. I never had a fight with them, I never went late to work, I was even staying overtime just to prove myself and this provided me with 2 job offers for the summer. During my time here, I also took part in three self-initiated projects. The first one was working along with a group of teenagers on a movie. I helped them with the filing and the editing. I really enjoyed working with them and more specifically with the cameraman, who became my own operator later. It is wonderful to work with young, passionate people. There are no borders for the imagination and it is amazing to have such a great team, ready to sacrifice and do everything possible for the project. The movie is made by teenagers only but they are incredibly skillful, clever and talented. It was an interesting story, so I made a material for the radio that got really good responses and increased the attention for the young people. Next week I have to do the trailer of the movie and I am hoping that it will draw even more attention on them and people will be really looking forward to see the movie. The idea is very interesting and concerns the young people in Bulgaria and across the world. I have an idea to popularize it abroad as

For my professional experience journey I travelled back to my home country, Bulgaria. The experience took place in my town, Silistra. Silistra is a port city of northeastern Bulgaria, lying on the southern bank of the lower Danube at the country's border with Romania. The town is the administrative center of the Silistra Province and one of the important cities of the historical region of Southern Dobrudzha. It is founded over 1900 years ago. Silistra is a lovely, tranquil and picturesque city. The hills afford a lovely view of the city, the river with the islands, the Romanian bank across and the vast plain beyond. Silistra borders Rousse, Razgrad, Shoumen and Dobrich districts. The north border of the district, Danube River, allows direct connection with Romania. European transport corridor 7 passes through the district. Placement before – one of my favorite radio stations in the town, radio melody and a local newspaper called “Silistra today”. I enjoyed it a lot and this year I decided to spend more time working for the local media. I was working with the correspondent of the Bulgarian national radio and the Bulgarian national television, Margarita Ivanova. This experience made me tougher and build my confidence as a professional journalist. I received to opportunity to get my work published on a few different media platforms. I was writing articles for 2 of the local internet saits, did a lot of materials for the national radio and interviews for the Bulgarian national television. It was really exciting when people start recognizing me and telling me that I have a future as a journalist. Those are scenes from my first day of the placement. I was really nervous at the begging, I didn’t know what is going to go well and what are they expecting from me but Margarita turned out to be really helpful, amazing person to work with. She was constantly encouraging me and providing me with her support and professional experience. She is one of the best journalists in Silistra but she was always so polite and nice to me. I really enjoyed working with her. She trusted me and was constantly providing me stories that I could do on my own for the national radio. Even when I had difficulties she was always there for me, she gave me so many advises and even a book that can improve my diction, I am still working on that but it is really helpful. I have a passion to work in a radio station because my experience showed me that this is the media platform that can give you the opportunity to make longer materials on a range of subjects. Even though I prefer the radio, working for the television was even more exciting. This scenes are from my first material that was broadcasted in the national television. At the begging I was shaking but very quickly I handled myself and made very good report on the Bulgarian Easter traditions and customs. It was really interesting to see my work on TV, it made me feel like a proper professional. Even in the days when only my boss was doing the materials, I learned from her, gathered the information and later transformed it into articles for the portal of Silistra and paralel44, which are both internet saits. I never stopped working and never complained because I felt that my dream is coming true. I always wanted to be a journalist and when I finally received this chance it turned out to be one of the best things that have ever happened in my life. I realized that this is the only thing I want to do and that I need to invest time, patience and a lot of work in order to be a professional but it is giving me back so much satisfaction. I enjoy working in a team, I think that I got really lucky with this placement. For just a month I have over 20 materials published thanks to do help of my boss. I never had a fight with them, I never went late to work, I was even staying overtime just to prove myself and this provided me with 2 job offers for the summer. During my time here, I also took part in three self-initiated projects. The first one was working along with a group of teenagers on a movie. I helped them with the filing and the editing. I really enjoyed working with them and more specifically with the cameraman, who became my own operator later. It is wonderful to work with young, passionate people. There are no borders for the imagination and it is amazing to have such a great team, ready to sacrifice and do everything possible for the project. The movie is made by teenagers only but they are incredibly skillful, clever and talented. It was an interesting story, so I made a material for the radio that got really good responses and increased the attention for the young people. Next week I have to do the trailer of the movie and I am hoping that it will draw even more attention on them and people will be really looking forward to see the movie. The idea is very interesting and concerns the young people in Bulgaria and across the world. I have an idea to popularize it abroad as