this week you are going to write the second post of this semester. The topic is about the reasons, motivations, etc. that made you choose the career you are studying.
write about:
- your dream jobs when you were a child
- other career options that you had at the moment of applying to university
- what made you decide in the end
- your experience at university until now
- the kind of job you would like to have
Word count: 130 words
In my case, I first studied Translation English-French into Spanish, why did I choose that? Not sure...I was good at learning languages, and I didn't know what to study, so it seemed a good idea to study translation. I was admitted to the program, so I spent 5 years studying languages. Looking back, I think the main reason for studying that career was that I wanted to know the world, so in order to find out how people from other countries saw the world, I decided to study their languages.When I finished the career, I worked for a while, but then I realized I needed to be surrounded by people (you know a translator just works in an office or at home, just with a cup of coffee), so I came back to the university to study English Teaching. I had a good time there, and since then, I feel happy working with people, I really have a good time with you!
Don't forget to make comments!! (3 partners+Teacher's post)
Woow! I wish I was also well paid to learn languages jajajaja Would you like to work teaching the French language?
ResponderBorrarnot sure, it's a complicated language and few people start to learn it here in Chile
BorrarDefinitely travel for the world is dream of the most of Young people hahahah
ResponderBorrarDon't you miss working from home?
yes, sometimes; but it's difficult because there are many distractions
BorrarWe also have a good time with you >_<
ResponderBorrarWould you like to teach French or in any other language, besides English?
difficult here in Chile, people are only interested in English for their jobs
BorrarIt's great to know that you love your job and enjoy working with company!
ResponderBorrarI admire people who know several languages, I think it open minds
ResponderBorrarI would like to easily learn several languages too ☹️
ResponderBorrarSo, you can speak french too? I would like to hear it!!
haha, maybe one day
BorrarI wanted to study translation when I was 14 years old, being teacher should be so funny!
ResponderBorrarI find that you are a great teacher, you made a good decision studying languages.
ResponderBorrarHave you been able to know the world?
not as amny places as I'd like to..
BorrarWOW!! It must be great to know French, and how did you decide to dedicate yourself as a teacher of English and not French?
ResponderBorrarbecause French is not taught at schools or universities as a compulsory subject anymore
BorrarGreat to know more than one language and to master it perfectly, I would love to be able to do it..
ResponderBorrarI'm happy for you miss that you are happy with your career and what you do!!
ResponderBorrarI have always found people studying translation very interesting!
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ResponderBorrarIt's great when you end up enjoying what you studied
ResponderBorrarI admire people who learn languages a lot, I think it's very difficult and I'm surprised that you know the French too, I love it <3
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