Alice Shing

I studied modern languages in my second school. And at University I studied media Studies , which is Media Production.

The course included journalism and communication and multimedia in most part.

That is why both course which I learned have shaped me and helped to gain different experiences. Like to talk and before people and communicate to them about my goals and achievements.
Communicating in other languages means you gain a deeper understanding of different peoples and different cultures which can of course make travel abroad much more meaningful.

Knowing the language makes you a local and can help you to imagine the world in a different way. Other benefits include helping to keep the brain sharp and engaged. Research says that being multilingual supports improves memory and problem-solving skills and it can even stave off cognitive decline.

Learning a language can also boost your confidence. Any language learner can attest to making embarrassing mistakes while discovering a new language. It’s a necessary part of the learning process because you are forced to put yourself out there and to move out of your comfort zone.

Finally, learning languages opens minds. It makes the learner less insular and more open to other people’s opinions and views. So don’t hold back! Whether you are about to sit in a public examination in a language or learn at school. Just ten minutes a day to learn a language can make a big difference in someone life by opening doors to a new life and experience.