I have volunteered in the Korean Methodist Church of Vancouver. In the church, I do band and help congregations(cooking lunch, or cleaning the church after every Sunday service). In a group, my position is the clarinet. I’ve learned the clarinet for a long time, so I am willing to volunteer at the church. For me, I consider the flexibility of mind as the ultimate virtue to be a prosperous leader indwelled with both leadership and thoughtful manners. I feel proud and fortunate that I was able to grow up with diverse experiences. I consider my adaptiveness and cooperative spirit assets to overcome adversities from numerous different environments and to become the confident person that I am today.
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I love caring for children who are in kindergarten. So I worked at Metro Vancouver Korean Language School. The Korean language has been a substantial part of my life. While teaching the children how to read, speak, and write Korean, I had the opportunity to interact with children of different age groups. I am sure that I helped foster an exciting atmosphere where children are encouraged to work in groups and have fun. It was very motivating because it makes me proud of teaching children. I successfully gained leadership and meticulousness. It was an enjoyable experience to share my knowledge and create a positive mentality for the children. Hence, I can surely say I have grown self-control, diligence, and have become stronger psychologically. This experience proved the effectiveness in which empathy results in my behaviours and an excellent opportunity to find my matching interest in career planning. This empathetic attitude became vital to me as I realized the heart-warming harmony that comes from truly understanding the emotions of others. Thus, I aspire to live every day empathizing with the problems of the family members, classmates, and acquaintances, making life much more meaningful and joyful. When this pandemic is finished, I am willing to help children learning Korean.
