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" My story in Britannica is a really long one but I’ll try to keep it short. I came to Britannica for the first time in 2009-2010 studying for Toefl and that’s when I met Eddie, he was my teacher. I studied there for 4 months and after 4 months I went to the U.S thanks to Eddie and the Toefl training that I had. I stayed in the U.S for a year and a half, but I still came back to Kosova to be near Eddie because the atmosphere here in Britannica is simply fantastic with all the different events such as football and basketball tournaments, quizzes etc. After I finished studying English I started studying Italian during all this time I was part of the students’ government where we planned all the events that I mentioned above. After one year of learning Italian. I started working and it’s been 5 years now, and the best experiences I can mention are  the trips of course, they are the most beautiful parts of Britannica. "  

                                                           Kreshnik Pacarada        

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