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Acerca de IWC VIDEO The famous International Writing Center is looking to promote itself to the many students of KNU, as well as making an unperishable visual souvenir of the Center for years to come. The goal is not merely promotion, but more to conduct an artistic project, with the hope of inspiring others to start learning English. For you, the experience will consist of a few interviews in parallel of your prep course. The idea is to follow you through your learning process. You will need to speak a little about yourself, but mostly to comment on your tasks during this experience at IWC, how you feel about it, what is has taught you etc... The goal is to open up and share you personnal experience to someone who is interested about the program. This opportunity will allow you to improve your English level by a lot, considering you will have a few recording sessions with foreigners. It is an enriching experience, that will allow you to build confidence and feel more comfortable in English-speaking environments! If you are interested or have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us, using the form down below. CONTACT US Get in touch so we can start working together. First Name Last Name Email Thanks for submitting! Message Send

On this page is a basic English essay sample. It contains: Introduction Paragraph with "Hook" sentence, positions sentences, and a thesis statement Two Supporting Paragraphs with credible support using an example and details with transition words Conclusion Paragraph with a review sentence, expectation sentence, and a final statement College-Level Thesis-Based Essay Sample TOPIC: Study Abroad There is a saying, “The more you know the more you see.” The world is becoming a global society and the people need to have a mindset towards this trend. One of the problems about Korean society is that the people’s thoughts are trapped within the nation. This leads to hindering opportunities for students to study abroad, which ultimately leads to the downfall of Korean society. Through studying outside of the country, students can then learn and be aware of how the world works. Studying abroad is beneficial to students because it provides a chance for students to develop themselves and expand their horizons. First, studying in a foreign country can foster personal growth. Having an experience to live outside of your comfort zone will make students independent and more mature. In my experience, living in Canada taught me how to live along with people from other backgrounds. Trying to understand other cultures and accepting people for who they are made me who I am now. Also, since my mother couldn’t speak English very well, doing things alone has helped me become more independent. Thus, studying abroad is a great chance for self-development. Second, students can see the world from a global perspective. Living and working with people from diverse cultures can increase cultural awareness and understanding of global issues. According to the IIE, 95% of students who studied abroad said that the experience has had a lasting impact on their worldview, making them more globally aware and culturally sensitive. This is relatable because when I was in Canada, I went to school with students from 7 different countries and I could learn how to respect different customs and traditions. Through this experience, it made it easier for me to meet new people and understand their thoughts. Therefore, to be able to think in a wider point of view, students should study abroad. For the reasons above, I strongly believe that studying abroad for students has many advantages. As a person who has had a chance to study in Canada, I highly recommend going outside of the country and having a chance to see the world in a wider point of view. Doing so will help improve language skills and problem solving methods which will eventually bring students the life of their dreams. If you want lifelong memories and friendship beyond borders, you should definitely consider studying abroad.

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Speak Smart Personal Interview Interview Questions Tell me about something that is important to you and why. What advice would you give to a student thinking about studying abroad? Tell me about an influential event in your life and how it changed you. Describe one of your educational goals and what you are doing to achieve it. What is a social issue that is important to you and why? Tell me about a personal challenge you experienced and how you overcame it. If you were to give an importnant speech to influential people, what would it be about and why? If you were to teach a course for one semester, what would be the subject and why? Tell me about something brave you did that makes you feel proud and why. Tell me about something brave you did that makes you feel proud and why. If you could have one week free of school and responsibilities, what would you do? Describe what causes you stress and what you do to control it. Describe something you are good at and why you enjoy doing it. Do you think Korea is a safe country to live in? Why or why not? Describe a place you like to spend time at and why it’s important to you. If you could or had to change your major today, which major would you choose and why? Tell me how you are staying healthy and if you are not staying healthy how you could change your habits. What do you think or hope you will be doing ten years from now? If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be and why.

IWC GUIDES Download helpful guides to improve your International Exchange Experience Professional Email Click the button to learn how to write a professional email Click HERE if PDF does not load Resume Click the button to learn how to write a professional resume Study Plan Click the button to learn how to write the study plan Resource page Transition Words, Microsoft Word & Formatting Help