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Having such great beaches close to home, it is no surprise beach volleyball and footvolley are so popular in Brazil, especially in Rio.

Our new Student House is just 5 minutes walk from Caminhos Language Centre. It’s a two storey apartment with a cozy vibe and near to everything you may need – supermarkets, subway station, bus stops, cafes, clothing stores, gym and more. It’s also just three blocks away from the famous Ipanema Beach.

James spent a few weeks working as a volunteer in Rio de Janeiro with Mais Caminhos and felt like his life was changed forever. Working with kids from the favelas, James saw and experienced how life can be for those little ones less fortunate in Brazil.

Demi Lammers is leaving Rio de Janeiro and after learning so much living in a different place, she’s sharing her last experiences and impressions with us. A true european who became a true carioca in a matter of 6 months, that was her journey here.

In June, six kids of Mais Caminhos were sent to Europe to spend a month in Slovakia and Poland for the Brave Kids Festival. This event bring together kids and teenagers form all over the world to discuss humanitarian issues and exchange ideas that will help their social development. Our main goal is create a positive transformation in those kids lives, giving them the opportunit to be part of a multicultural festival abroad.

Amy Shia came to Rio and experienced the life Cariocas have here. So now she’s sharing her impressions with us about the stuff she picked up while staying in the city.

Caminhos Language Centre, a portuguese school for foreigners in Rio, organized a Brazilian Speed Dating event to bring Brazilians and foreigners together for fun and exciting night. More than 100 people were there and Caminhos brought a lot of new couples together in love.

Demi is feeling like a true carioca now. She’s been paddle surfing, she’s eating a lot of rice and beans and, most of all, she’s having a lot of fun while in Rio during her internship with Caminhos Language Centre. Unfortunatly, she also had her fgirt bad experience with Rio’s violence. And she can tell you all in her new blog post.

In this article, Demi shows her point of view of a foreigner from Holland moving to Brazil for the first time to work as an intern at Caminhos Language Centre. She’s been experiencing the culture and learning a lot of new things during her journey.