Last English speaking session with Kherson and Mariupol youth was all about something we all face sooner or later - how to connect with people in new environments. Together with a native speaker, we explored what it’s really like to make friends after school, start conversations in new places, and communicate both online and offline.
We talked about the difference between small talk and deeper conversations, practiced real-life situations, and shared honest thoughts about shyness and social anxiety. It was especially powerful to see how open, supportive, and understanding the group was - a reminder that feeling nervous in new situations is completely normal.
Through discussions, role-plays, and reflections, participants practiced not just English, but also confidence, empathy, and listening skills.
Thank you to everyone who joined, shared, and supported each other. New environments can feel scary - but with the right words and the right people, they can also become places where real friendships begin.
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