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French education system is insanely difficult and it's the same thing in their African colonies. French Africans are wizards when it comes to academics especially mathematics.

At first, the trip seemed boring. Boring because I had a different expectation for the the country. So when I got there and it has the same structure or building style of European countries, I wasn't wowed. However, since I was there, I had to make the best out of the trip and enjoy it.

I wanted to go inside the UN office to explore, but when I asked, I was told that due to Covid-19, they no longer allow tourists into the premises. Of course, Covid-19 is a good reason for anything. Lol.

I shall took some pictures of the gate or surrounding should incase someone decides to visit or for your viewing pleasure.

Joyeux Noel.

The Red Cross headquarters was just 100m away.

It has a Museum called "Musee Geneve."

I thought it was going to be free since they are into humanitarian services and has money. But I was wrong, it wasn't free and it wasn't even cheap. I was told that access to the Museum is 15 France. I told the ladies it was expensive and they both agreed. Lol.

However, they said they have a cheaper Museum. Wish I knew what it was, I know I wouldn't have accepted that option.

So I paid for the "Temporary Museum" which costs 5 France.

If you want to know what it looked like inside, I got you covered.

Wonderful experience and beautiful pictures too

mrphysics do you speak French before leaving for France or you learnt French there or you still don't speak French at all now??

popeshemoo:
It is an erasmus program so I will only spend one semester in nantes.. I do hope I get in.

Good morning.

How do I apply for the Erasmus program.

The information on this particular scholarship is scarce.

mrphysics:
If you want to know what it looked like inside, I got you covered.

Welcome back Monsieur physics.

Fidelismaria:
Good morning.

How do I apply for the Erasmus program.

The information on this particular scholarship is scarce.

Fortunately, it is not.
Just follow erasmus mundus Nigeria on Facebook.
On their pinned post is an EMA handbook.. It should give you everything you need.
If you have any questions or need more help you can contact them or me. I'm happy to help

popeshemoo:
Fortunately, it is not.
Just follow erasmus mundus Nigeria on Facebook.
On their pinned post is an EMA handbook.. It should give you everything you need.
If you have any questions or need more help you can contact them or me. I'm happy to help

Thank you.

Ajibade123:
mrphysics do you speak French before leaving for France or you learnt French there or you still don't speak French at all now??

Well, I didn't know anything in French before leaving. Even now, my French is not good. If you ask me, I will say I am level A2. My school is trying in teaching us French. Like I said in earlier pages, the problem is combining intensive classes with learning a Language that requires you to go out and interact with people. Anyway, there's no reason for not learning the language up to conversational level.

Pour maintenant, je parle un peu francais.

Fidelismaria:
Welcome back Monsieur physics.

Thanks bro. Happy to know you are doing great too.

mrphysics:
Thanks bro. Happy to know you are doing great too.

any plans of staying back after you finish studies

mrphysics:
Well, I didn't know anything in French before leaving. Even now, my French is not good. If you ask me, I will say I am level A2. My school is trying in teaching us French. Like I said in earlier pages, the problem is combining intensive classes with learning a Language that requires you to go out and interact with people. Anyway, there's no reason for not learning the language up to conversational level.

Pour maintenant, je parle un peu francais.

wow thanks a lot

popeshemoo:
Fortunately, it is not.
Just follow erasmus mundus Nigeria on Facebook.
On their pinned post is an EMA handbook.. It should give you everything you need.
If you have any questions or need more help you can contact them or me. I'm happy to help

Bro, could I pm you?

Fidelismaria:
Bro, could I pm you?

Sure

Deloitte headquarter/office Geneva

I know Geneva is home to about 200 international organisations. I think most of them are headquartered in Geneva.

Deloitte office is just very close to PWC office in Geneva, perhaps their Switzerland headquarters.

International Conference Centre Geneva

Back to my Red Cross Museum story.

I wasn't impressed or say I was deceived by the price. The temporary Museum was just an empty place with war pictures and quotes.

What is MrPhysics doing with such kind of stuff? Was it what I paid 5 France for. There's also a projector showing videos taken during the war in African countries.

I just assumed I used the money to pay to use their rest room, what nonsense.

Just see the empty place I paid 5 France for.

In fact, nah now the thing dey get me angry, I need refund

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Geneva

After walking round the area and on the streets of Geneva, I decided to take a trip inside the city.

I took same Tram from the terminus at one end "Nations" to the other end "Palette" or something like that. So I took the following random pictures.

At some stops, I came down, took a walk on the street, I have always dreamed of walking the streets of London, but not as a common man but as someone else, maybe someone in one big position. May God make it happen anyway. So I experimented that walk in Geneva. Lol

So let's go. You can actually visualize yourself walking on these streets, its awesome anyway.

Going forward, the thread will live it's name. A picture gallery. So let me splash it with images.

Enjoy

Mr

MrP

MrPH

MrPHY

I visited the Lac Leman river in Geneva.

It's a popular tourist location in Geneva.

In front of the River

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