Hello world, this blog is born, because I was unable to meet the English language academic standards prior to the start of the engineering course. Without a doubt, engineers are not expected to singlehandedly compose literary masterpieces, but counted on to construct just about everything else. I believe, however, that each and everyone of us are capable of more than just numbers and symbols. It is just a matter of determination, hard work, and most importantly, interest at heart.
First and foremost, I am currently enrolled in the faculty of mechanical engineering. From my observation after attending the first tutorial for EG1471, many of the students were previously from polytechnics who have not sat for a compulsory English language examination. I am, however, from Catholic Junior College, and had not been successful in securing a free time slot in semester one.
My interests are varied, but lie mainly in drawing and design. I had snowballed a fairshare of accolades including awards and a portfolio, so much so I had been asked by practically everyone as to why I have applied for a 'dull and calculation-intensive' course of study. It is because a part of me strives for a lifestyle of variety, in terms of the areas of knowledge and skills. Furthermore I feel that I can study engineering and draw at the same time, and that would boost my self-value. Another major factor is that the prospect of being an artist in Singapore is not at all enticing, unlike many of the other developed countries out there. I do, however, have to cope with immense pressure to do well.
With regards to where I would like to see improvement in my english competency, grammer, the ability to compose better-integrated paragraphs, and more smooth-flowing reading pieces are top in the list.
Thanks for reading.
Alvin
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