Sarah

Germany
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I am currently
At home
My next destination:
Canada - from Jun 2026 until Jul 2026
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Hii everyone, I'm Sarah & curently living in a small very rural town in southern germany. I love to live here because I have everything I could ask for. Nethertheless my heart draws me into the big wide world. After I finished my high school diploma last summer I did a workaway at a preschool in Tanzania which was one of the best experiences. Now I'm studying at an university and would like to continue travelling.
I would describe myself as a cheerful, positive-minded and helpful person. I love the sun, laughing, meeting new people and experiencing the bright side of life while creating memories that don't get lost.
While enjoying reading, walking, baking, doing yoga and be passionate by playing the violine since kindergarden, I'm always happy to learn new skills and get to know new cultures.
I am so exited to step into my next big adventure and get to know new people from all over the world
Interests
Gardening
Blogging
Books
Beach
Languages
Photography
Events & social
Movies & TV
Culture
Pets
Self development
Charity work
Art & design
Music
Cooking & food
Drawing & painting
Animals
Camping
Winter sports
Dancing
Mountain
Nature
Yoga / Wellness
Outdoor activities
Hiking
Cycling
Languages
Languages spoken
German: Fluent
English: Intermediate
Hungarian: Intermediate
Spanish: Beginner
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Skills and knowledge I'd like to share or learn
I'm interested in:
Eco Projects
Life at a Farmstay
Animal Care
Teaching
Charity Work
House & pet sitting
Some knowledge of:
Gardening
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Babysitting and creative play
Helping around the house
Able to teach about:
Languages
More details about your skills
A big part of my family has it's roots in hungary, that's why I grew up learning to speak and understand hungarian as well. My mother language is german which I speak fluently. I would love to teach you the most important phrases and would be exited, if you teach me your native language as well :)
Currently I'm into learning Swahili.
During the past years I did some internships and worked at a home for people with disabilities, in hospitels, at midwifes and the vet. Currently I take care of two cute children and work as a first aid instructor when I'm not in university. Nethertheless I learned a lot during the last past years: Always being friendly and patient with people as well as animals and how to handle difficult situations calmly.
In my free time I like to spend time with my family and friends (who I love a lot), doing late night walks or board game evenings, making chapati or reading a good book.
I enjoy talking to others and to listen to their stories as much as just relishing their company, especially when they have a similar energy as mine.
During orchestra classes I learned to work together with people my age as well as younger children, which brings me so much joy, because we built a community that supports each other.
It makes me cheerful when people walk through life seeing the positive side of it and spread this energy.
Age
20
What else ...
Since I did a volunteering in Tanzania, I fell in love with the country and my dream is to travel as many country's in Africa as possible.

When having people around who like board games, chill evenings, long talk sessions & just matching vibe, travelling is so much more fun because experiencing memories together brings much more joy. I am looking forward to everyone who accompanies me :)
Some more information
- Smoker
- Driver's licence
- Allergies
- Special dietary requirements
  I don't eat fish but love to try every kind of new dish :)

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22 Jan 2026

Left by host (Teach and coach soccer while ...) for Workawayer ()

From the very beginning, you came with such a beautiful spirit , always charming, happy, open minded, and ready to help wherever help was needed. Your positive energy was felt by everyone: our family, the children, the teachers, and the other volunteers. You didn’t just stay with us; you truly became part of our family.
We especially want to thank… read more

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14 Dec 2025

Left by Workawayer () for host (Teach and coach soccer while ...)

Staying with Weza and his family was my very first Workaway experience, and it made me fall in love with the country. Thanks to this experience, I was able to stay for about three weeks and learn and see so much. Before starting my journey, I had many questions, all of which Weza answered very quickly and thoroughly. If you prefer having a phone… read more call with the host beforehand, don’t hesitate to ask him — one thing I truly learned about Weza is that he genuinely wants all volunteers to feel comfortable and safe.

From the very beginning, you are welcomed as part of the family. Not only Weza, but also Mama D., their children (Baby D. & Willi), the Dada, the other volunteers, and of course Niko (their dog 😊) will welcome you with open hearts and make your stay very special.

The vision Weza has for the school is truly impressive. It is not only a place where education is encouraged, but also a place filled with children’s laughter — and that is thanks to everyone involved in this place. The teachers do remarkably good work every day, and Madam Yasinta takes care of cooking for children and the volunteers, which makes the school feel even more like a community.

After spending time at school until the afternoon, you are free to join soccer practice or explore different activities. Some of my favorite experiences were trips with my fellow volunteers to a waterfall near Moshi, coffee plantations, and hot springs. Weza also helped us organize an unforgettable safari to Tarangire and Ngorongoro. If you want to learn more about Arusha, where you’ll be living, Weza is the perfect guide. Whether it’s visiting museums, the Maasai market, taking a dance class, or exploring the oldest market in Arusha to buy spices — he knows all the best spots.

Your evenings will definitely not be boring. From playing Memory with the kids (make sure Baby D. learns how to lose sometimes), to card games with other volunteers, or going to a nearby lounge to play pool with Weza — there’s always something to do.

The volunteers quickly became family as well, and one of the most beautiful parts of my stay was spending time talking to them and to locals. These conversations were always interesting, and I learned so much about the culture while also making some wonderful friends along the way.

Mama D. deserves a special mention. Her cooking is absolutely amazing, and her presence is warm and caring. She always made sure I was okay and helped me with any questions. One of the most meaningful experiences for me was being included in family traditions, such as visiting a newborn together with the women of the family, or learning how to make chapati. I will miss Mama D. a lot!

Especially at the beginning, you may need some time to adjust to things that are different from home, such as Arabic-style toilets or short electricity blackouts during the day. However, these small challenges are nothing compared to the experience you gain.

Overall, the time I spent with Weza, Mama D., their family, the children, teachers, locals, and other volunteers was one of the best experiences of my life. Their family became my family, and I am sure I will return one day to visit everyone I met during my stay.
In conclusion I recommend this place a lot. You will have a wonderful time with this lovely family and create unforgettable memories.

Asante sana, Weza, Mama D., and everyone I met during my stay. I will never forget my time with you and will definitely come back again 😊

(Excellent )