Try to improve yourself

Duc Hanh (right cover) actively prepares for the milestone of completing his student journey.

In previous years, I spent all my time on courses and projects at school, and occasionally volunteered for some non-profit events. My guiding principle was to focus on studying, so the practical experiences outside the classroom were still insignificant, mainly participating in things I really liked. Realizing that there were still many things I didn't know, I decided to find a part-time job related to my major before graduating. I sent dozens of CVs, I was called for interviews but it was still not as expected. I paused the search to really reflect and prepare better for the journey. And the right job came: editing on YouTube for a digital content production company in Hanoi. I flexibly and effectively arranged this online and part-time job with my study schedule. I realized that I didn't need to rush into work, but could slow down a few steps, allowing myself to be ready and comfortable to go further. The joy continued when my lecturer introduced me to an internship for an event organization. Actually, this is not an official internship according to school regulations, so I have not had many opportunities to work directly with people at the company. However, I appreciate every connection I have to observe and learn practical skills from seniors, comparing with future orientation.

Traveling with friends is also a way for young people to gain experience, to confidently step into a new chapter of life, when they actually enter the labor market.

Like all young people who are eager to accumulate rich experiences, I am aware that my priority right now is still studying. I do not just sit at the table when there are required assignments and research, but I try to build a habit of studying as soon as possible, avoiding falling into a state of idleness, emptiness, and having nothing to do. Balancing between studying - working - experiencing is very interesting. I am especially interested in foreign languages. In addition to English, which is an essential language not only in my Public Relations industry but also in other fields, I am also seriously studying Korean. I am passionate about Korean culture, Korean helps me connect spiritually with my idols. Just understanding a little, hearing their encouragement is enough to make me excited and energized. Studying is both a hobby and a goal for me to develop into a better version. This summer, for me, is busy but meaningful. I explore my own abilities and passionately collect and contemplate many new things to be steadfast and proactive when graduating.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/no-luc-hoan-thien-minh-196240525192453538.htm