Slovak-Polish-Czech Leadership Camp Guideline

SURVIVAL GUIDE

For the most awesome experience in Slovakia.

Dear participants,

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Accommodation

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Transportation

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Practical matters

10 – 11 Schedule 12 – 13 Trainigs info 14 – 15 Visit Bratislava 16

Contacts

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Prepared by Slovak Pharmaceutical Students´ Association for the purposes of Slovak-Polish-Czech Leadership Camp 2014 held in Bratislava on 14th 17th November. The project was sponsored by TEVA Pharmaceuticals Slovakia s.r.o.

Pictures by: Viera Dušková (High Tatras), Free Stock Textures (brick wall), Patio Hostel (hotel and rooms), Riki1979, wikipedia.org (Bratislava castle), GoogleMaps) (maps), MP, SČSF, SPSA.

I am very pleased that you decided to participate in SPC Leadership Camp. We put a lot of effort into the preparation of this event and we sincerely hope you will enjoy trainings and workshops as well as social program and other aspects of this amazing project. As you know, this year, SPC is organized by Slovak Pharmaceutical Students’ Association and we will welcome you in the capital city of Slovakia, Bratislava. We believe that your time here will be unforgettable. We can’t wait until you come.

You will find all necessary informations in this booklet but if you have any additional questions, do not hesitate to contact anyone from organizers.

See you in Bratislava!

Nina Mačugová SPC COORDINATOR

Print: Exprestlač Contacts: Slovak Pharmaceutical Students´s Association Odbojarov 10 832 32 Bratislava Slovakia www.sssf.sk, sssf@sssf.sk

Accommodation Patio Hostel address: Špitálska 35, 811 08 Bratislava

Slovak Republic website: www.patiohostel.com • You DO NOT need sleeping bag.

• You DO NOT need towels.

• Hostel provides free internet access.

• Across the street, there is TESCO store.

• There are big lockers in rooms to provide you safety of your belongings.

• DO NOT forget ID or passport.

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Transportation A: From bus station to hostel Take trolleybus 202 or 205 (direction Rajská) to Rajská stop and then walk or take trolleybus 208 (direction Šulekova) to Špitálska stop and then walk.

B: From train station to hostel Take bus 61 (direction Letisko - Airport) to Račianske mýto stop and there you have to change to tram 3 (direction Kamenné námestie) and get off at Mariánska stop.

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C: By car from Poland From D1 highway go to Einsteinova street (Einsteinova ulica). From there to “New bridge” (Nový most), then straight and through downpass. When you reach Kollar´s square (Kollárovo námestie), turn right. Turn right at the hotel Danubia Gate which will lead you to Špitálska street (Špitálska ulica). On the left side, there´s Patio Hostel.

D: By car from the Czech republic From D2 highway go to Einsteinova ulica (DO NOT turn to highway!), turn left to Nový most, straight and through downpass to Kollárovo námestie. The rest is the same as coming from Poland.

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E: From street to Patio hostel

F: From hostel to school The whole program will be held in our school, Faculty of Pharmacy, Comenius University. Take tram 4 (going to Zlaté piesky) and get off at Odbojárov stop (the fourth stop, takes about 9 minutes). This tram goes every 8 minutes, one ticket costs 0,70 € and after marking, it is valid for 15 minutes. Slovak citizens can buy discounted ticktes. From Odbojárov stop, follow Odbojárov street until you reach the faculty. For any case, the address is: Odbojarov 10, 832 32 Bratislava.

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What to bring with you?

• insurance • ID or passport • clothes for every kind of weather, especially cold one • medicines • pen & paper • alarm clock • all members of your association and good mood :)

Phone numbers & Emergency When calling to Slovakia, use the +421 prefix.

Emergency phone numbers joint rescue services: 112 police: 158 ambulance: 155 firefighters: 150 directory enquiries: 1181

Voltage & Adaptors 220 volts / 50 Hz, Slovakia uses a standard continental European “europlug”, with 2 round pins, socket and plug system also found in the Czech republic and Poland.

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Currency 1 € = 4,18 Polish złoty (PLN) 1 € = 27,83 Czech crown (CZK) There are exchange officies in the city center or you can change your money in banks nearby the hostel, however, we recommend to bring small amount of euros for the beggining (just in case).

EuroCard/MasterCard and Visa are accepted by banks, restaurants and shops throughout the country. Diners Club and American Express acceptance is also growing.

Payment cards accepted are usually marked at the entrance.

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Sched Friday 14th 8:00 – 9:00

breakfast I Communication Justa & David

9:00 – 10:45 10:45 – 11:05 11:05 – 12:50

Saturday 15th

I Time Management Ernest & Jakub

coffe break (20 min) Arrivals

II Communication Justa & David

II Time Management Ernest & Jakub

12:50 – 14:00

lunch

14:00 – 15:45

I II Time Management Communication Justa Ernest & Jakub & David

15:45 – 16:05

coffe break (20 min)

16:05 – 17:50

Optional session Milan

II II Time Management Communication Justa Ernest & Jakub & David

17:50 – 19:30

dinner

dinner

19:30 –

Get to know each other games + party Ernest & Nina

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dule Sunday 16th

Monday 17th

breakfast

breakfast

I Public Speaking Ernest & David

I roject Management Justa & Jakub

I Motivation

coffe break (20 min)

coffe break (20 min) II Conflict Management Justa

II Public Speaking Ernest & David

II roject Management Justa & Jakub

I Conflict Management Justa

II Motivation

lunch I Public Speaking Ernest & David

I Project Management Justa & Jakub

coffe break (20 min) II Public Speaking Ernest & David

II Project Management Justa & Jakub

Departures

farewell dinner

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Communication

Trainings info

When do we communicate? Answer to this question is simple: in everyday life. During this training, we will work on appropiate communication model and we will find barriers which can appear during the process and try to jump over them. The other part will be active listening which is necessary to get familiar with proper communication.

Public speaking This training will help you with ‘shaky’ hands and voice which might appear when you stay in front of the group of people and have to give a speech or presentation. Are you leader or scientist? Public speaking skills are your ‘must have’.

Time management Time flies and sometimes we are lost because of it. We have a lot to do but in the end of the day we sometimes realise that we did nothing. Time management training will help you to schedule your day and spend the time you have in the most effective way.

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Project management Every leader has to know how to plan a project. Do you know how to do it effectively? We will show you some tools that will help you to plan an awesome event and we will teach you the steps you have to take from an idea to the successful project.

Conflict management In every group, you find yourself that family or group of friends conflicts are natural fenomen. During the workshop, we will try to find sources of different conflicts and solutions which might help to avoid them or to deal with them in the best possible way.

Motivation This training will help you to know your motivation, your strenghts you can use to reach your goal. Training also aims on how to avoid demotivation and how to use everyone’s potential constructively.

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Needed vocabulary :) Hi. Ahoj.

Thank you. Ďakujem.

How are you?

Ako sa máš?

I love Slovakia!

Milujem Slovensko!

Two beers, please.

Dve pivá, prosím.

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Bratislava

Placed on the borders with Hungary and Austria, Bratislava was always a multicultural city.

The first written note about the city comes from the year 907. Since the end of 13th century, Bratislava became a royal city and since 1563, it was the place where coronations of Hungarian kings were held. Bratislava was mainly before but also nowadays a city where people could have spoken three languages – Slovak, Hungarian and German.

The population reaches a bit above 400 thousand.

On Sundays, you can meet lots of Slovaks travelling across the country from homes to work or study there. It is the heart of the strongest economical region of the country, often in love and hate relationship with the rest of the republic because it concentrates a big amount of job possibilities on the edge of our land. One famous joke is rumoured all the time: Where are all the people from Bratislava over the weekend? In Košice (the second biggest city located in the east).

But the only way how to get to know it is the only one: by yourself! You have to climb up to the castle which reminds a chair placed upside down, visit the old city, try halušky – the most traditional food of Slovakia – in one of the restaurants and take a walk on the promenade passing by the river Dunaj. Don´t forget to hop on a bus 39 over the accademic year in the morning if you can manage – it is the most crowded bus in the whole country as it connects our biggest dormitories with the main faculties and universities. Visit the old castle Devín, taste wines on vineyards out of the city in autumn. Experience on your own the rush which is sprinkled in the city and why Bratislava is often so gossiped.

Feel welcome in our country!

SPSA

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Useful contacts • Nina Mačugová – COORDINATOR

+421 908 199 510 nina.macugova@gmail.com • Milan Berstling

+421 949 220 297 berstling.m@gmail.com • Matej Brozman

+421 907 313 399 matej.brozman@gmail.com • Patrik Bilanin

+421 902 647 833 patrikbilanin@gmail.com • Martin Dragún

+421 908 146 212 mato.dragun@gmail.com

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Teva: a responsible healthcare partner We recognize our responsibility to support the communities we serve. We focus our involvement on the community in the countries which we operate in. We are proud of our many employees who volunteer in the community and support them in many ways.

We support projects of non-profit, non-governmental and charitable associations, and associations for persons with special needs. These funds are mostly intended for projects related to education, prevention of diseases and healthcare. Additionally, we continuously collaborate with universities, sponsor scholarship programs, support various scientific symposia and our experts provide input on legal regulations in various fields.

We pick up to support Slovak-Polish-Czech Leadership Camp to be in touch with you, to hear your voices and to learn from each other. Grow with the best!