davidmarcelito

 Hello, learning English for me is a torture. In high school I had a hard time, and I was very nervous when speaking.  I was terrified of not knowing what I was saying, I was terrified of just cheating. Even writing notes in an oral presentation made me nervous because sometimes I couldn't even read. I was always saved by easy jobs where I could learn if I was helped. I supported me by learning my way, listening to music or watching series in English, that helped me to understand what I was being told. At the university with this modality some things have become easy, like the teachers' disposition. I like blogs that are simple and I can read what I write in a calm manner. My problem with oral presentations is time. If only I had some free time where I could speak more fluently. It is difficult for me to conjugate and pronounce thinking about the time limit. But I've had more pedagogical teachers at the university.  So far I have learned to read calmly and write better. The

 Hello, I will tell you about my intentions to study for a postgraduate degree. On the other hand, I'd like to get a Master's degree, but I don't know if I'll continue studying towards a PhD. INAP has postgraduate programmes such as public management and political science. I'm going to follow the political science approach. I think that this is the most logical path, as there are agreements and benefits. I would like to go for the electoral studies, or also comparative studies. I am quite interested in developing that area. Besides, the net helps to advance certain themes of the magister. On the other hand, I'm not sure if I would follow doctoral studies; I would prefer to work for a long time rather than opt for that option.  In addition to the fact that at first you need to have worked for a while, there is the difficulty of money. Postgraduate courses are expensive and I don't think I'll study that much hahaha