I had an English interview activity in today’s class. We were divided into groups of three, with two interviewers and one interviewee. I was the interviewee. Each group was given a job in advance, and we held interviews based on those roles. The jobs included pilot, chef, teacher, librarian, tour guide, and gardener. I’m not very confident in English yet, so I was nervous and couldn’t speak well during the first interview, which was the tour guide role. Even in my native Japanese, interviews are difficult, so doing them in English felt even more exhausting. However, after trying different activities in class, I was able to express myself better and show my strengths. Some of my classmates will start internships next year, and the time for job hunting is getting closer. I’m worried and honestly not looking forward to it, but I want to approach it positively. It’s especially important to talk about your strengths confidently during interviews. From now on, I want to use these daily classes and presentations to get used to speaking in front of people. I will try to treat each activity as if it were a real interview. In the future, I hope to find a job that feels truly meaningful and pays fairly for the work I do. Today’s lesson made me realize that there is a lot I can do to prepare myself for what comes next.