Essay

Essay

Lyoshenka

How can abroad education shape your personality?

Abroad education is now becoming more popular, at least in Russia, the country I live in. I think that most of people move overseas because they are trying to discover and learn something new or they find abroad education better than education in their homeland. To start with, education is necessary for everyone because it gives us lots of opportunities in our lives as getting a job or developing yourself. But also it shapes your personality, especially the abroad education. The abroad education makes you overcome a lot of difficulties, so you have so much to learn yourself to. The main aspect is a foreign language you will be studying in. However, being surrounded by native speakers helps learning your foreign language faster, it is just a matter of time. It also teaches you to adapt in different kinds of society.

Moreover, the knowledge of communicating with people from other countries and cultures improves your chances of succeeding at work. Studying in the overseas, you are becoming more independent aswell: you learn to take care of yourself and become more self-reliant in many areas. You learn to do cook food for yourself, manage a part-time job, pay rent, manage your studies and understand the value of money.

Well, I had been studying in the German school for three months in 2018 and that was the moment when I realized that I have great ability to adapt in the foreign language speaking society as I`ve learned German from nothing to A2 for three months. It was a great experience to visit the European country. I`ve also learned one thing for myself that I`m going to continue my education in Europe because I find European culture interesting and huge.

Generally speaking, I would like to study in Europe, specifically in Czech because of enjoying this European culture, being interested in learning more language and living there. I also want my parents and my brother and sister to live there too, so it would be easier for them to move in Czech after I did. 

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