As someone who has been in the medical industry for a long time.
It's been my dream to work abroad abroad, particularly in the United States to to to broaden my experience as a nurse.
However, since I wasn't taking it too seriously, back in the day, I failed to brush up my skills in a speaking and writing in English.
So So, I couldn't achieve the required scores in every language test.
I need to take to be able to practice in the US.
These days in order for me to for me to get closer to my goal.
I've been working hard on polishing my skills.
I'm taking online online online speaking classes, with former teachers.
And at the same time going to a local English Academy to improve my writing ability, aside from that.
I spend extra hours online.
Watching American T Series like Grey's Anatomy.
And even listen to English podcasts just to make sure that I'm making full use of my time off from time to time.
I also conduct self-assessments to gauge My Level and see whether I've improved or not.
As honestly honestly, I I I can't help but feel stressed out and disappointed from disappointed with time to time, especially right after taking a test and getting lower scores than expected.
Despite that that, may I continue to strive and keep pushing regardless of the circumstance.
As you know, it's like, I'm always back to square one.
Imagine the amount of time time, money and effort that I've invested into this crazy, ambition of mine.
Frankly.
It's not something that I thought about when I was younger.
But of course, as I see, others actually making their dream into a reality, I'm not quitting until I finally get to the Big Apple and live the American dream.