Eve Bennett - study YouTuber

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she'll NEVER get a job in a bar here. The situation is pretty dire, most bars and cafes have either closed, furloughed their staff or outright fired them because there's no money. In the south of Spain the situation si even worse. If she'd done a quick google she'd have known that
I mean, you would think someone who studies Spanish at university would know that the south of Spain is in a bad economic position. Even I know that
 
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she'll NEVER get a job in a bar here. The situation is pretty dire, most bars and cafes have either closed, furloughed their staff or outright fired them because there's no money. In the south of Spain the situation si even worse. If she'd done a quick google she'd have known that
Fully utilising her extensive journalistic skills to find out what's going on in the world 🤦
 
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My friend actually IS a political correspondent for a major television network based in Washington DC and she worked her a off from the minute she started doing her A Levels in terms of work experience both in journalism and TV, she did a BA degree and then a PG Dip in Radio & Television Journalism and it took her nine years post graduation to get to where she is now, with all that work experience and networking behind her. Something tells me Eve is rather behind the curve on this one!
 
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My friend actually IS a political correspondent for a major television network based in Washington DC and she worked her a off from the minute she started doing her A Levels in terms of work experience both in journalism and TV, she did a BA degree and then a PG Dip in Radio & Television Journalism and it took her nine years post graduation to get to where she is now, with all that work experience and networking behind her. Something tells me Eve is rather behind the curve on this one!
Seeing as Eve only has an AS in politics, is doing languages at uni, and hasn’t been doing work experience in journalism for that long - it seems very unlikely she will be able to be a journalist as soon as she thinks. She said a while ago that she wanted to be reporting on the 2024 elections in the UK and US, I think that’s very unrealistic
 
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Is it mean to hope that her Covid test comes back Positive so she has to self isolate over Xmas? 🙊🙈 I know it's unlikely but it would serve her right for acting like shes now invincible
People can test positive after having covid for up to 90 days so that could actually screw her over.
 
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And she’s still complaining about not being able to smell or taste properly so she still has symptoms
Hang on, so she's out and about shopping, meeting with friends, carrying on life pretty much as normal while she admits she still has symptoms? She may be book smart but she zero common sense. Absolute idiot.
 
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If she was at Oxford she would have to get 2 negative tests in a row (most of them have to sign up to it) so she needs to be very careful
 
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Does she seriously think getting a job in a bar/shop in Seville is the best idea rn? Does she not think locals will be struggling to keep jobs themselves? I don't know if she seriously lacks common sense and is dim, or if she's self centred enough to forget there's a literal global pandemic going on right now and the world doesn't revolve around her and what she wants to do
I can’t with this chick. She doesn’t need a job, couple ads will easily pay and she’s got enough money to be comfortable without a job like that. Also kind of arrogant that A) she’d get a job before the locals but also B) she can waltz into a bar with no experience. I’ve worked in hospitality on and off for about 3 years, there’s a lot more to it than what she probably thinks it is
 
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I might be nitpicking but why is she reading a book in English, when she’s done nothing but complain about her lack of improvement in German? Surely while your year abroad you would try to limit
your native language as much as possible?

Ever since I’ve started learning English I read and watch (mostly) in English because it’s so easy to familiarize yourself with the language and learn new vocabulary. It’s literally as easy as putting a sitcom on in the back or re-reading your favorite book 🤦🏼‍♀️
 
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I can’t with this chick. She doesn’t need a job, couple ads will easily pay and she’s got enough money to be comfortable without a job like that. Also kind of arrogant that A) she’d get a job before the locals but also B) she can waltz into a bar with no experience. I’ve worked in hospitality on and off for about 3 years, there’s a lot more to it than what she probably thinks it is
And she wants to go next year which is when all the Brexit rules will apply so she won't even be able to get working papers for such a short stint, surely?
 
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I might be nitpicking but why is she reading a book in English, when she’s done nothing but complain about her lack of improvement in German? Surely while your year abroad you would try to limit
your native language as much as possible?

Ever since I’ve started learning English I read and watch (mostly) in English because it’s so easy to familiarize yourself with the language and learn new vocabulary. It’s literally as easy as putting a sitcom on in the back or re-reading your favorite book 🤦🏼‍♀️
And she was asking someone on Twitter for details about working in an English-speaking school in Spain... her year abroad absolutely isn't about improving her language skills like she claims, but purely for bragging rights, I'm sure
 
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And she was asking someone on Twitter for details about working in an English-speaking school in Spain... her year abroad absolutely isn't about improving her language skills like she claims, but purely for bragging rights, I'm sure
Don’t know the details of this but tbf it’s quite common to teach English for the British Council (I think that’s the name?) on your year abroad. I didn’t choose that option so I’m not sure if English speaking schools are the norm for the scheme but I imagine not
 
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Don’t know the details of this but tbf it’s quite common to teach English for the British Council (I think that’s the name?) on your year abroad. I didn’t choose that option so I’m not sure if English speaking schools are the norm for the scheme but I imagine not
Yeah I don't doubt that! But her reason for being so upset that she couldn't stay in Berlin was because she hadn't improved her German enough.. So to improve her Spanish she's going to all the way to Spain to teach in English? She could just stay at home and do a language course given the circumstances, but she's so set on having the perfect ~year abroad~ experience that she's not taking into account the global pandemic that is gonna make things hard for her
 
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A lot of state schools in Spain have a “bilingual” system where about a third of their classes are taught in English so they hire native speaking English language assistants to help out in those classes, it’s a government program and really easy to be accepted on but Eve won’t do that because it’s not very glamorous or year abroad goals singing Baby Shark twenty times a day with a load of five year olds
 
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At this point, I would probably just accept that my year abroad isn't what I had planned it to be (because nothing this year has really gone to plan for anyone) and make other plans to travel in the future. For example, opting to study a masters in Germany or South America, or applying for the British council scheme for a year. A year abroad isn't the only opportunity to travel for an extended period of time, particularly when you are privileged enough like Eve. Focussing her energies on improving her language without having to necessarily travel would also enable her to get even better opportunities afterwards. It's likely that by 2022/23 international travel will be safer and more rewarding. If she considers this perspective, it will probably alleviate her a lot more of her stress and disappointment with this year. She seems like someone who is very much a planner - very 'go-go-go' and ambitious. Slow down and don't worry Eve, travelling will always be there for you when this is all over!
 
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It's really not making her university look good if she's clearly breaking lockdown and going out with symptoms. I'm honestly surprised no one's reported her to her college even though she is in Germany.
 
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Yeah I don't doubt that! But her reason for being so upset that she couldn't stay in Berlin was because she hadn't improved her German enough.. So to improve her Spanish she's going to all the way to Spain to teach in English? She could just stay at home and do a language course given the circumstances, but she's so set on having the perfect ~year abroad~ experience that she's not taking into account the global pandemic that is gonna make things hard for her
In one of her recent videos, it was sponsored by a online language school and she said that when she was back in England she was going to do some of the courses.
 
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At this point, I would probably just accept that my year abroad isn't what I had planned it to be (because nothing this year has really gone to plan for anyone) and make other plans to travel in the future. For example, opting to study a masters in Germany or South America, or applying for the British council scheme for a year. A year abroad isn't the only opportunity to travel for an extended period of time, particularly when you are privileged enough like Eve. Focussing her energies on improving her language without having to necessarily travel would also enable her to get even better opportunities afterwards. It's likely that by 2022/23 international travel will be safer and more rewarding. If she considers this perspective, it will probably alleviate her a lot more of her stress and disappointment with this year. She seems like someone who is very much a planner - very 'go-go-go' and ambitious. Slow down and don't worry Eve, travelling will always be there for you when this is all over!
She’s probably also concerned about content. If she isn’t doing anything different to what the majority are (wfh/daily walks etc) then she’s going to get truly boring to watch.

She just has no perspective. Graduates/ people with five, ten years experience in industry aren’t able to secure jobs so why does she, a uni student with I’m guessing no experience other than her Germany internship, get to find a job for three months or whatever? Especially as a BRIT in the EU? And over natives in Spain?

Has she had any other jobs before? I actually don’t know 🤷🏻‍♀️
 
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