Welcome dear bloggers! This is your second blogging assignment. This time, you will have to tell us what you study and explain why you decided to embark on the course you are currently studying for. You should then consider including this information:
- What was your dream job when you were a child?
- What other study options did you have at the moment of applying to university?
- What made you decide on this major in the end?
- How has your experience at university been until now?
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As I started focusing on choosing one career path, I envisaged working in something related to languages. So, I applied to three different university programmes at the University of Concepción: Translation, Teaching of English and Social Work. Believe it or not, I was accepted in the translation programme. My first year in the English and French translation programme, however, was awful. I failed. Obviously the only one thing I learnt at school was 'open the door', 'what is this?' With some minor variations such as 'what is this? This is a pen', or 'comment allez-vous? Comme ci comme ça'. But I was determined to overcome my flaws and make it through. So, guess what. I made it and got my BA in English, French and Spanish Translation.
Now I have over six years of experience working as a teacher of English, though I am still strictly speaking, a translator. Luckily, I am finishing my TESOL certification to become a more highly qualified teacher - I hope.
In the mid-term future, I would love to continue my studies (A Master's Degree would be great) and do some work on translation abroad. That would be just perfect!
nice story! hope you can realize the plans you have for the future :)
ResponderEliminarSimply an inspiring story, surely you will be able to achieve everything that is proposed academically in the future.
ResponderEliminarYou definitely will finish your TESOL certification very soon!
ResponderEliminarOMG miss! not everyone can speak 3 languages, that's amazing.... I hope you achieve all your goals <3
ResponderEliminaryour story it's so incredible! I'm sure you will finish your TESOL certification. I hope you achieve every goal you have!
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ResponderEliminarnice story! i don't like languages at all hahaha
ResponderEliminarit's great that you are always improving your career, and I think French is a very nice language, I would love to learn it too.
ResponderEliminarWhat an inspiring story, I hope you can realize your plans for the future and how great to know 3 languages!
ResponderEliminarCongratulations miss, I hope you do well in your TESOL certification.
ResponderEliminarWOW that is an amazing story!!, I hope you can achieve all your plans you have for your future.
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ResponderEliminarI love that you haven't given up!
ResponderEliminarwhat a beautiful faculty, and what envy at the same time.
ResponderEliminarNice story!
ResponderEliminarI have a friend who also wanted to study Translation but she's now studying Film and Theater.
I would love to know how to speak more than 1 language. How great your story!
ResponderEliminarI greatly admire his career. I hope you continue studying (if that makes you happy :) )
ResponderEliminarI also like languages, and this year mi BFF start to study in University of Concepción, What a coincidence!!
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