Personal Reflection of Studies at GCSE

I am interested in religious research, have passion, I hope to pursue a degree in religion to further develop my knowledge, ambition and understanding, and I am a qualified PGCE continue. By studying religion and ethics at GCSE, I am fascinated by how creeds and religious beliefs of various worlds affect attitudes, lifestyles, and actions; this is my A level choice It affects. And Buddhism.

Through reflection, I found how useful it is for GCSE to participate in this program. It is because we have to work on the program with a positive attitude and a firm attitude to complete the rewarding work set up by the Brilliant Club. Occupational ethics I believe that the attitude I have established has benefited my GCSE research at the time and has played an important and continuous role in my personal growth and academic performance. In addition, 11 years of experience at the brilliant club, I was concerned about starting other parts of the university, but I was exposed to a seminar that was condemned because I was confident in the ability of Brilliant Club It was. Experience encouraged me

I am planning to study Spanish at the Queen Mary University in London. I always like modern languages ​​and I have completed my GCSE and A level courses in Spanish and Italian. When I decided to further improve, I took good grades and realized that I am very interested in the language world. Frankly, I do not think the university is right for me. Many young people say this, but I have not explained the reasons. For me, I like to work. I started part-time work since I was 15 years old, but I do not want to learn after completing A level. I do not know what career I wanted to achieve at that time. Many of my friends are already planning the business they want to do, and I do not know anything about it. I studied other options like apprenticeship and decided to learn more about them. It was decided that I will start my college in October and I am still interviewing in September.