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Changes in my life There are moments in life when you feel that many things are going to change. This is one of them for me. For nearly three years, I’ve been working as a guide in a Science museum. It was a very entertaining job, I could never get bored! Every day, I had to show and explain some parts of the museum to children or teenagers that visited us. I also was in charge of performing some participative workshops related to sciences: chemical reactions, physics of pressure and light, technology... I even had the opportunity of practicing my English, as I sometimes had to guide international groups. These days I got very nervous. I was always thinking: “what would happen if they ask me something and I don’t know how to explain it in English?” Nevertheless, in general I enjoyed my job. Now things have changed a little bit. During the last year I’ve been specializing at Science communication. The main aim is, as the museum, sharing scientific knowledge with everybody. Science isn’t just for scientists, it’s necessary for everyone, and we all should be aware of that. But, unfortunately, my job at the museum didn’t give me enough money to live all my life. I’ve been forced to change. But that’s not a bad thing at all. I feel it like an opportunity to progress. I’ve found a new job in a communication department in a Biology organization. From September, I’m going to help with the preparation of events related to the biology, health and biotechnology areas, including hospitals, research centres and industry. It is a completely different task to do, but I won’t miss my two interests: science and communication. And I’m sure there’ll be some things in English too... so I need to practice during the summer! I have to be honest: I’m frightened. But I’m also excited and willing to begin this new adventure. Many things are going to change, but I’m just hoping that in a year I’m as happy and motivated as I am right now.

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Changes in my life

There are moments in life when you feel that many things are going to change. This is one of them for me.

For nearly three years, I’ve been working as a guide in a Science museum. It was a very entertaining job, I could never get bored! Every day, I had to show and explain some parts of the museum to the children or teenagers who visited us. I also was also in charge of performing some participative workshops related to sciences: chemical reactions, physics of pressure and light, technology... I even had the opportunity of to practise my English, as I sometimes had to guide international groups. These days I got very nervous. I was always thinking: “What would will happen if they ask me something and I don’t know how to explain it in English?” Nevertheless, in general I enjoyed my job.


(OR - I was always wondering what would happen if they asked me something and I didn't know how to explain it in English)


Now things have changed a little bit. During the last year I’ve been specializing at in Science communication. The main aim is, as it was at the museum, sharing scientific knowledge with everybody. Science isn’t just for scientists, it’s necessary for everyone, and we all should be aware of that. But, unfortunately, my job at the museum didn’t give me enough money to live all my life. I’ve been forced to change. But that’s not a bad thing at all. I feel it like it's an opportunity to progress.

I’ve found a new job in a communication department in a Biology organization. From September, I’m going to help with the preparation of events related to the biology, health and biotechnology areas, including hospitals, research centres and industry. It is a completely different task to do, but I won’t miss (miss out on is better) my two interests: science and communication. And I’m sure there’ll be some things in English too... so I need to practise during the summer!

I have to be honest: I’m frightened. But I’m also excited and willing to begin this new adventure. Many things are going to change, but I’m just hoping that in a year I’m as happy and motivated as I am right now.



Well done, Beatriz!  An excellent piece of writing.  I'm sure that you have no problem whatsoever to explain things in English, especially now that I've read this!


Good luck with the new job and the new challenges and experiences that it'll bring!


Leigh

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Changes in my life

There are moments in life when you feel that many things are going to change. This is one of them for me.

For nearly three years, I’ve been working I worked* as a guide in a Science museum. It was a very entertaining job, ; (semicolon between-two independent sentences) I could never get bored! Every day, I had to show and explain some parts of the museum to children or teenagers that visited us. I also Also, I was in charge of performing some participative workshops related to sciences: chemical reactions, physics of pressure and light, technology... I even had the opportunity of practicing to practice my English, as I sometimes had to guide international groups. These days I got very nervous. I was always thinking: “what would happen if they ask me something and I don’t know how to explain it in English?” Nevertheless, in general I enjoyed my job.

Now things have changed a little bit. During the last year I’ve been specializing at Science communication. The main aim is, as at the museum, sharing scientific knowledge with everybody. Science isn’t just for scientists, ; it’s necessary for everyone, and we all should be aware of that. But, unfortunately, my job at the museum didn’t give me enough money to live all my life. I’ve been forced to change. But that’s not a bad thing at all. I feel it like like it is an opportunity to progress.

I’ve found a new job in a communication department in a Biology organization. From  In September, I’m going to help with the preparation of events related to the biology, health and biotechnology areas, including hospitals, research centres and industry. It is a completely different task to do, but I won’t miss out on my two interests: science and communication. And I’m sure there’ll be some things in English too... so I need to practice during the summer!

I have to be honest: I’m frightened. But I’m also excited and willing to begin this new adventure. Many things are going to change, but I’m just hoping that in a year I’m as happy and motivated as I am right now.


Good luck with your new job!  

*Because the rest of the paragraph is past tense, the first sentence should be past tense.

 



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Great! I have read ur article and I like it. I hope so you will be successful in your new job.

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