I’m an average high school student recently studying at Silliman University. I’d be lying if I said 2020 hasn’t been a tough year, especially with the pandemic going on that made our school year start extremely late. However, that wouldn’t be such a problem as I used my time efficiently, completing different online courses that suits my interests.
Life as a high school student
Learning a new language
Learning a new language can be a rewarding and enriching experience. It can open up new opportunities for communication, travel, and personal growth.
With this said, I’m still in the process of improving and enhancing my German vocabulary, and honestly, I very much suck at learning new languages. It drains my mind to just think about the words I have to use, grammar, synonyms, and how to properly structure a sentence.
Considering that I have a dialect and still have two other languages to master at school, they keep getting mixed up and my mind would eventually blank out. However, despite these issues, I believe that I would successfully master this language with a lot of practice.
Year | Grade/Level | School |
2008 – 2011 | Kinder Garten | Catherina Cittadini Private School |
2011 – 2017 | Elementary (Grades 1-6) | Catherina Cittadini Private School |
2017 – 2022 | Junior High School (Grades 7-10) | Silliman University |
2022 – 2024 | Senior High School (Grades 11-12) | Silliman University |
Online Courses Accomplished
German Courses
- German for Beginners A1 (part 1-5)
- German A2 – German for Advanced Beginners
- German Grammar B2-C1
Alison Courses
- Microsoft Office 2019 – Beginner to Expert Level
- WordPress for Beginners – Master WordPress Quickly
- Photoshop CC for the Web
- Microsoft Digital Literacy – Productivity Programs
- Microsoft Digital Literacy – Computer Security and Privacy
- Introduction to Programming with Python
- Python Programming
- Build a Text-Based RPG with C++
Google Certificates
- Foundations of Cybersecurity
- Play It Safe: Manage Security Risks
- Connect and Protect: Networks and Network Security
- Tools of the Trade: Linux and SQL
Gelernt ist Gelernt das nimmt dir niemand weg.