A group of students of the “Anghel Saligny” Technical College in Cluj-Napoca have today visited the Jucu site where the Fuller Center for Housing is building two homes for low-income, deserving families.
During a different type of school trip, students aged 14 to 16 had the opportunity to see how a construction site looks like and to meet the ten US & UK volunteers currently at work in Jucu, who today began their 2nd week of service.
The visit started with a safety briefing for visitors and equipping hard hats, after which Fuller Center staff accompanied the students, their teacher and a supervising parent to see homes already completed, as well as the house now being built.
Here, students had a chance to meet and greet Peter Sexton’s team of volunteers currently hard at work, and to speak to Peter about his 20+ international builds with the Fuller Center and older housing programs.
Aceasta vizita a fost o experienta frumoasa in care elevii au putut identifica elemntele de rezistenta ale unei constructii, de a identifica materialele de constructii , de a vedea tehnolgii de executie si de a povesti cu arhitectii, inginerii si voluntarii din SUA.
The volunteers were from the USA and UK. We were pleased to meet the students who intend to engage in construction careers.