She affirmed that she had thought of a way to create a positive learning effect after Tet: “I made a detailed list of things to do during the day and forced myself to complete it to build a habit. and quickly stabilize the rhythm of life. Besides, I also arrange and decorate the study corner, because I think that if the study corner is neat and beautiful, the learning spirit will be enhanced.”
Cam Tu always thinks that if you work hard, you will be rewarded, and the results will be commensurate with the effort you put in. Therefore, she often studies as much as possible. “Most of my time is spent studying, especially self-study. I often organize group study sessions with friends in the library or self-study room, so we can help each other improve. I also often ask for documents from seniors in the same field to gain more experience and study materials,” she said.
Although the family atmosphere still lingers on Tet days, Le Thao Anh (third-year student, University of Social Sciences and Humanities – Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City) still quickly returned to the city a week before class to carry out her activities. your plan.
In this new year 2024, Thao Anh has set herself many short-term and long-term goals: “In the immediate future, I aim to complete the new semester very well with a cumulative average score of over 8.0. Besides, this summer, I will do an internship so I will try to gain a lot of experience. Finally, the long-term and most difficult goal is that this year I will get an IELTS band 6.5+,” Thao Anh shared.
Develop your own abilities
Receiving an interview invitation from a studio, Hoang Thuy Linh (third-year student, University of Natural Sciences – Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City) quickly arranged to return to Saigon on the 6th day of Tet. “They asked me to come for an interview on the 26th, but I was too excited and couldn’t wait, so on the 10th day of Tet, I took the bus right away. Come in early to have more time to stabilize your mind and learn more about the position you’re about to interview for,” said Thuy Linh.
Loves photography, normally, after class, Thuy Linh often takes photos for students to gain more experience. Before Tet, she sent her CV to a studio that was recruiting staff and received a response inviting her to an interview. This was an opportunity for her to develop her passion.
Sharing about her goals for the year, she said: “My goal this year is to gain practical experience to continue pursuing my passion for photography. Therefore, as soon as there is an opportunity, I will take it immediately. Hopefully, this year will be brilliant for me.”
