My future profession

"My future profession"

“If you don't think about your future, you can't have it,” I agree with these words of John Galsworthy. I am convinced that today everyone is very worried about the problems of the future, along with the problems of communicating with their family and friends. Of course, it's not easy to choose a profession at my age. Choosing a profession from more than two thousand existing in the world is not easy.

We are well aware of the situation in our society and understand that the situation around us forces us to study well at school. It gives you a purpose to work hard. The role that school plays in our lives is difficult to overestimate. She teaches us many subjects and other important things, helps us discover special talents. Personally, I think that a young person can approach his future better if he manages to broaden his horizons while studying at school, and teachers will significantly expand the boundaries of our world. Of course, our minds should be enriched with a decent level of knowledge in the vast fields of natural sciences and humanities: mathematics, physics, foreign languages.

As for me, I like languages, and I believe that the choice of my profession will be connected with them. I would like to study languages not only because I have discovered an extraordinary interest in foreign places, culture and traditions. Nowadays, English needs to be studied because it has already become an international language, pushing aside French and German.

Almost 50% of all companies in Europe communicate in English. 80% of all information in the world is in English. It is the language of the United Nations. The latest ideas in the field of medicine and science are published in special international journals, including in English. This is because both of these subjects are now completely international, as doctors and scientists around the world are trying to answer the same questions. Every pilot and captain of the vessel must speak English. It is the language of the sky and the sea.

So, to be honest, I have not yet decided who I will become, but I know that my profession will be related to the English language.