Naomi Bromley and Natan Torche come from French-speaking Switzerland, David Roth from German-speaking Switzerland. All three successfully completed their vocational training last year – and they have a common goal: to gain their first professional experience abroad. Their journey took them to Seoul in Korea, far away from their familiar
Naomi Bromley and Natan Torche come from French-speaking Switzerland, David Roth from German-speaking Switzerland. All three successfully completed their vocational training last year – and they have a common goal: to gain their first professional experience abroad. Their journey took them to Seoul in Korea, far away from their familiar
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