Hello Prof,
This is my introductory letter to you in hope you will be able to know me better. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services) at Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) as a freshman. I was previously from Singapore Polytechnic, with a diploma in facilities management. I have an interest in the built environment industry as I felt that it is an industry that is ever changing due to new and smarter technology. Hence, I decided to further my studies in SIT.
I am currently trying to find new hobbies as I do not have any previously. Since secondary school, I have been working part time during my holidays and weekends. Thus, I do not have additional time for hobbies. One of my goals in university is to pick up some hobbies and also try to fully enjoy the university experience by stopping all part time work, having more time for schools and other activities. I attended the in-line skates club trial session and I found it interesting. I believe it will be one for the new hobbies I will pick up in university.
My goals that I wish to achieve through this module is to improve my English skills. I grew up in a Mandarin speaking family. Hence, English was never my strength. I even failed the subject for my GCE Ordinary Level (O Level) in secondary school. I am always facing issue with grammar. I remember saying "I doesn't know" back then and my friends were laughing at me. At that point, I did not even know what was wrong with the sentence until, I realized I should be using "don't" instead of "doesn't". I took the additional step to read and communicate in English more often since then, hoping it will improve my grammar. I like to believe that I am able to present to others confidently but my grammar always make me think twice. Thus, I hope that through this module, I will be able to present fluently and confidently without any grammatical errors.
Thank you and I look forward to having more fun lessons with you.
Best regards,
Kathleen Tan
commented on WenQiang, Eugene and Casimir's blog.
*reposted
Dear Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteI do hope you had a chance to see my comments on your previous blog's post under the same post name.
Cheers,
Brad