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Post 5 (06-11) - My Future Job

Post 5- My Future Job

- What kind of job would you like to have? How do you imagine it?
- In an office?; Outdoors /indoors?
- Would you like to travel a lot in your job?
- What major are you studying / are you thinking of taking?    Explain why
- Add any other related ideas.

- Make comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts and on the Teacher's too.
- Word Count: 210 words
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EXAMPLE:
I studied English Linguistics, and I always thought "what would my future job be?". And here I am!!
I wanted to have a fun, light, easy going and not too hard to do job, but always wanted to be with people. Also, I tended to consider that from all the many areas I could work in, I  wanted something neither too-much outdoors nor indoors, furthermore I wanted something that would produce some kind of social change, a good important and deep change.
In other matters, I wanted to travel, to see the world, to meet strange people, well... strange meaning, different than me and my friends and family. With teaching languages, I have been able to do all the former, which leads me to think it was the right choice.
I tried working in an office once, in a job that was not as stressful as a teacher's job but after a year, and after missing the classrooms a lot, I decided to go back to stressful, challenging but rewarding teaching.
Nowadays, I am thinking on taking up on PHD studies in the field of Applied Linguistics, I would like to do it either in the Netherlands, Switzerland and/or England.
I would like to do it in those countries, well, in the two first ones because they have a long history of successful multilingualism and because they are definitely good at languages. England on the other hand, would be my last choice, and this is because of a fact that gave birth to a joke, that is, - and please, no offense-, but the joke says: "how do you call a person who speaks only one language? […] you call them British"...LOL

Comments

  1. About what he had just said of create social change, my friend say (she is teacher in primary school) that in many municipals schools in differents slums an in rural areas of the country the
    teaching with respect to English is almost nil, maybe the base could go out there.

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  2. I like your way of thinking, I feel that you have achieved everything that has been proposed in your life and goes for more. Congratulations.

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  3. I like so much your job, this job is a big carreer and all the teachers :)

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  4. my mom had something similar to your case. She is a teacher, she moved to an office, but she wanted to do classes again because that's what she really loves

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  5. Netherlands must be a beautiful place <3

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  6. Traveling while working on something you love sounds amazing, I hope you can take your PHD soon :)

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  7. I agree with you that languages open a lot of oportunities, great choice!

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  8. I think it's very important to think our jobs considering the social change.

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  9. I like to know and understand others lenguages.

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  10. knowing lots of languages is very fun
    I didn't know british people usually speak only english

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