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Ernestas Ranonis
Ernestas Ranonis

This document summarizes some of the benefits Lithuania and the individual have experienced from EU membership. It discusses the pros of duty-free trade, EU project funding for schools, the Erasmus student exchange program, the Schengen Area allowing travel within Europe, and rights to work in any EU country. The individual provides personal examples of benefiting from cheaper imported goods, receiving a better education through school funding, studying abroad via Erasmus, traveling more freely within Europe, and gaining work opportunities elsewhere in the EU.

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Euroscola 2013 Made by : Bir転ai Saul gymanasium
Euroscola(1)
Being a part of the European Union has provided Lithuania and myself, as an individual, with many good things. Allow me to tell you about some of them.
Duty-free Trade Pros: Increases good supply and decreases sale costs. Cons: Imported goods replace native ones, thus local business has lower income.
I liked to watch cartoons as a child. If there was no decision to create duty-free trade, I would have watched them on an old "ilelis". I'm glad that I watched them on a widescreen "Samsung" which was imported from Germany.
Pros: Project funding Schools can organise more events, manage the curicular. Cons: Getting funding requires a lot of documentation, so intelectual and creative potential of workers are used in a less productive way.
My school received funding from the EU, so we could get a more qualified education. Now there are projectors, new desks and computers for the teachers in every classroom. It is hard to imagine learning without these things.
Erasmus Pros: As a participant of Interesting fact: Erasmus , you Every year 180 do not need to pay thousand students for studies in a participate in foreign university. Erasmus student exchange programme.
When I graduated from a high school, I wanted to continue my studies abroad. With the help of the student exchange programme "Erasmus", I had a chance to try studying in the university of Oxford, UK. I do not want to imagine how it would be if there was no "Erasmus .
Schengen Area Pros: You can travel, live and work in any country which belongs to the EU. Cons: Criminals can try to avoid justice by fleeing to a neighbouring EU. country. Because of that, EU. countries police forces and courts should be more coordinated.
In 1995, Schengen, Luxembourg the contract of Schengen, which allows the citizens of the EU to travel easily in Europe, was signed. I used this opportunity and went to France, where I met my (girl) friend Amelia. If there was no Schengen area, traveling would require much more documentation and I probably would have stayed in R笛 gpieniai village.
Job and employment Pros: As a citizen of any EU, you have the right to work in any member country. Cons: Work visas are no longer Emigration is on the rise. required.
When my education was completed, I decided to relate my life with politics. I did not need to get a work visa to start my career in other country of EU. Right now, I work in the EU Parliament representing Lithuania's interests.
All in all, I think that the EU has both pros and cons. Even though some people think that the EU is a bad idea, in my opinion it helps with everyday life and makes tedious tasks easy.
Euroscola(1)
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Euroscola(1)

  • 1. Euroscola 2013 Made by : Bir転ai Saul gymanasium
  • 3. Being a part of the European Union has provided Lithuania and myself, as an individual, with many good things. Allow me to tell you about some of them.
  • 4. Duty-free Trade Pros: Increases good supply and decreases sale costs. Cons: Imported goods replace native ones, thus local business has lower income.
  • 5. I liked to watch cartoons as a child. If there was no decision to create duty-free trade, I would have watched them on an old "ilelis". I'm glad that I watched them on a widescreen "Samsung" which was imported from Germany.
  • 6. Pros: Project funding Schools can organise more events, manage the curicular. Cons: Getting funding requires a lot of documentation, so intelectual and creative potential of workers are used in a less productive way.
  • 7. My school received funding from the EU, so we could get a more qualified education. Now there are projectors, new desks and computers for the teachers in every classroom. It is hard to imagine learning without these things.
  • 8. Erasmus Pros: As a participant of Interesting fact: Erasmus , you Every year 180 do not need to pay thousand students for studies in a participate in foreign university. Erasmus student exchange programme.
  • 9. When I graduated from a high school, I wanted to continue my studies abroad. With the help of the student exchange programme "Erasmus", I had a chance to try studying in the university of Oxford, UK. I do not want to imagine how it would be if there was no "Erasmus .
  • 10. Schengen Area Pros: You can travel, live and work in any country which belongs to the EU. Cons: Criminals can try to avoid justice by fleeing to a neighbouring EU. country. Because of that, EU. countries police forces and courts should be more coordinated.
  • 11. In 1995, Schengen, Luxembourg the contract of Schengen, which allows the citizens of the EU to travel easily in Europe, was signed. I used this opportunity and went to France, where I met my (girl) friend Amelia. If there was no Schengen area, traveling would require much more documentation and I probably would have stayed in R笛 gpieniai village.
  • 12. Job and employment Pros: As a citizen of any EU, you have the right to work in any member country. Cons: Work visas are no longer Emigration is on the rise. required.
  • 13. When my education was completed, I decided to relate my life with politics. I did not need to get a work visa to start my career in other country of EU. Right now, I work in the EU Parliament representing Lithuania's interests.
  • 14. All in all, I think that the EU has both pros and cons. Even though some people think that the EU is a bad idea, in my opinion it helps with everyday life and makes tedious tasks easy.
  • 16. Used sources http://static4.depositphotos.com/1001911/364/v/950/depositpho http://www.desktopas.com/files/2012/11/17/success-kid-2550x16 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7a/Schengen_ http://ak0.picdn.net/shutterstock/videos/768319/preview/st ock-footage-walking-abstract-person-isolated-on-white- alpha-channel-include.jpg http://www.aboaziz.net/myimages/misc/schengen-map.gif

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