Why did I
choose this career?
Well, to be
honest, I just wanted to be an English teacher, I didn’t really know why. I
remember as a child I liked English, but I didn’t want to become a teacher
there. By then I was interested in archeology and later on cooking. I actually
studied cooking in highschool and nowadays I’m a pretty good cook J
Even though sometimes “Pedagogia” can become “pega jodida”, I have enjoyed being a teacher: I’ve worked with different stages of education and I’ve had students of very different ages, like first year of primary education till adults that had already finished university. I worked for a year as the head of the English Opens Doors Program of the Ministry of education in Atacama, and I also had the opportunity to work in my favorite soccer team, U de chile, where I was the teacher of English for the young players of the team.
Even though sometimes “Pedagogia” can become “pega jodida”, I have enjoyed being a teacher: I’ve worked with different stages of education and I’ve had students of very different ages, like first year of primary education till adults that had already finished university. I worked for a year as the head of the English Opens Doors Program of the Ministry of education in Atacama, and I also had the opportunity to work in my favorite soccer team, U de chile, where I was the teacher of English for the young players of the team.
And here as the Master of Ceremony at the Spelling Bee tournament in Copiapó, 2014.
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Why did I choose this career?
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- 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
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When i was a child, i also wanted to study archeology! It must be a really good career.
ResponderEliminarGreetings :)
i think that you could bring us some sopaipillas XD.
ResponderEliminarI love cooking too, is so funny but i'm a newbie yet. Love Guacamole. Also my brother is a english teacher too, it's a nice career. Greetings
ResponderEliminaryou could put more images thet you cook mister :D. When did you decide start teching?
ResponderEliminarhello teacher, someday you need to cook something for us jajaja, very nice blog i expect that you keep teaching people and making us a better english speakers every week.
ResponderEliminarThe sopaipillas makes me feel hungry, i will get home and buy some.
ResponderEliminarwo, if you said that are good cooking , you should bring something to eat :s.
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ResponderEliminarI also like something since I remember science!, nice sopaipillas! now Im geting hungry.
ResponderEliminarHey teacher, you should cook some sopaipillas and bring it to our class :D
ResponderEliminarGreetings
you had very different interests, did you chose to be an english teacher just beacuse you liked when you were child? is there another reason why?
ResponderEliminar"Pega Jodida" hahahahahahaha
ResponderEliminarIs very important you enjoy to be a teacher. Professor please bring me some sopaipillas
ResponderEliminarMaybe you can teach us some english in a cooking class, it will make it more didactic jaja
ResponderEliminarTeach the people is genial, because when someone teach to other, this someone also learn things. And the sopaipillas look very delicious, mmm ñami
ResponderEliminarI really like the sopaipillas and in the rainy days are even better, the life round and round, I'm glad to know that you do what you like.
ResponderEliminarI told you...you MUST learn how to cook sushi and bring us some pieces
ResponderEliminarI think you must show us your talent as a cook jajajaja
ResponderEliminarsopaipillas are the best :)
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