My experience with english

I have liked the English subject for years, 3 years ago I took a private course for the summer and I learned a lot about the 3 levels and this helped me to participate in a debate representating  the school in the "english open doors" if not bad memory.

but I feel that in university this interest was decreasing a little,  more than anything because for the little time that I can dedicate to it. I feel that this career you have to dedicate a lot of time to the workshop, to the point of putting this class before other subjects like english.

But despite that, English want to be a more dynamic subject and that is entertaining. Blogging, for example, is not a so complicated dynamic but sometimes you are unable to publish for any other pendient work, but outside of that it seems somewhat entertaining and very spontaneous and easy to read.

And beyond that, something that I like but what makes it difficult for me is listening. I don't know why, but many times they write me something in English and I can understand everything or most of it, but listening makes it very difficult so I think to improve that by paying attention to many songs in English to better understand what they are talking about and this understand jsjsjsjsjs.

And for that reason, these days I have been practicing a little searching in English for all the things that I have used as a reference to do my jobs and hobbies, in addition to learning songs and watching videos and movies with subtitles to assimilate words.

the study program

Hello! everyone, today I will talk about something thet we should all take into account when choosing a carerr, the study program. Although all careers have their difficulty.

Now if I focus on my career, which is architecture, I think that this career is quite particular since you not only need to read and study things, but also to create and produce projects.

Although it is a very time-consuming race, it is also super entertaining if you like to experiment with materials, and other things. But what about the study plan, although every semester we have a workshop and theoric classes, many times we must put aside the theoretical classes to do a workshop and I think that is exhausting because later you have to work it for it in your free time. organizing your time is important. But just as there are places to work and study, there should be places to rest and that in the FAU like infrastructure I don't see it and it is sad.

There should be spaces to be able to disconnect for a moment, sleep perhaps since many do not do it very well and in terms of academic cargo, maybe have a space in which one can vent and share in groups.

Postgraduate Studies

 Hello again! I hope you are so good. Today I will talk about something that sounds very important and that I honestly have not thought about yet. After finishing my degree I would like to develop in the area, if I get a master I think I would choose the area of sustainability and nature because it is a great help to the ecosystem and it is a footprint that we will leave to future generations.

I also dream of other types of projects outside of architecture but linked to art and the disciplines that I have learned lately, such as nail art. I would like to work independently but contributing and sharing with many people in projects

Anyway, sincerely I would like to develop in various places outside of Santiago, I would like to forget about the routine of that city. I would like to study in the south and work on weekends to complement everything. I know it is something complicated but step by step it will result.