Why Erasmus+ Pushes You Out of Your Comfort Zone (and Why that Matters for 16 to 18 Year Olds)
At the age of 16 to 18, most students still live at home, protected by a stable routine. If that’s you – then you already know your school, friends and language well. You also know how everyday life usually works. The next thing you know, and you’rethrust onto an Erasmus+ adventure and suddenly, all those predictable things shift quickly. Your Erasmus+ may well feel exciting – but it might also feel uncomfortable at times. That discomfort is not random. It is part of what makes the experience really meaningful.
