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I got to know myself better, and my confidence and self-esteem increased. I reduced my tendency to worry and became much bolder. I no longer hesitate to express my thoughts and opinions to people, and I constantly strive to be a better person. I stopped obsessing over small things and started looking at the world from a broader perspective, which has expanded the range of my happiness.
[Overseas Volunteer/External Activity] Fun English Teaching Volunteer Work with Friends in Chiang Rai, Thailand Yang Hae-mi, Korea GapYear Participant (24, University Student) / 4 Weeks of Gap Year
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# 'Let’s Make a Starting Point for Changing Myself with a Gap Year' A Great Success!
Hello, I am Yang Hae-mi, a university student majoring in Early Childhood Education. During this winter break, I volunteered to teach English to kindergarten children in Chiang Rai, Thailand.
The reason I chose this project is that I thought volunteering was something I really needed. I wanted to share my talents with others who needed them, and I also wanted to grow personally. As for why I chose Thailand, I’ve always wanted to visit. The food is amazing, and I find the unique atmosphere of Thailand very attractive.
I had a lot of experience traveling abroad since I was young, and I had also lived abroad for a month, so I wasn’t worried about staying overseas for a long period. In fact, I was looking forward to it. I wanted to get out of the group and space I was in at that time. So, after reading the orientation materials provided by the gap year program and packing my bags, I didn’t really prepare much else.
I believe that starting is half the battle. My goal was to use the gap year as the starting point to change myself.
Looking at the changes before and after participating in the gap year project, the biggest difference now is that I have come to understand myself better, and my confidence and self-esteem have increased. I have also reduced my habit of worrying and have become much bolder. I no longer hesitate to express my thoughts and opinions, and I am always striving to become a better person. I no longer obsess over small things and look at the world with a broader perspective, which has expanded my sense of happiness. I have become more considerate and respectful of others' situations, opinions, and thoughts, and my thoughts and actions have become more relaxed.
For those who are planning to participate in this project, just like me, you may have many concerns and need a lot of courage at first, but once you’ve thought it through, go ahead. It’s even better if you don’t hesitate and just go.
Looking back, I realized there was no need to worry. I'm really glad I went, and I can honestly say it was a good choice. In the end, it wasn't that big of a deal. Don't let vague fears stop you from seizing turning points in your life.
(How to Get There)
My Gap Year
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I got to know myself better, and my confidence and self-esteem increased. I reduced my tendency to worry and became much bolder. I no longer hesitate to express my thoughts and opinions to people, and I constantly strive to be a better person. I stopped obsessing over small things and started looking at the world from a broader perspective, which has expanded the range of my happiness.
[Overseas Volunteer/External Activity] Fun English Teaching Volunteer Work with Friends in Chiang Rai, Thailand Yang Hae-mi, Korea GapYear Participant (24, University Student) / 4 Weeks of Gap Year
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# 'Let’s Make a Starting Point for Changing Myself with a Gap Year' A Great Success!
Hello, I am Yang Hae-mi, a university student majoring in Early Childhood Education. During this winter break, I volunteered to teach English to kindergarten children in Chiang Rai, Thailand.
The reason I chose this project is that I thought volunteering was something I really needed. I wanted to share my talents with others who needed them, and I also wanted to grow personally. As for why I chose Thailand, I’ve always wanted to visit. The food is amazing, and I find the unique atmosphere of Thailand very attractive.
I had a lot of experience traveling abroad since I was young, and I had also lived abroad for a month, so I wasn’t worried about staying overseas for a long period. In fact, I was looking forward to it. I wanted to get out of the group and space I was in at that time. So, after reading the orientation materials provided by the gap year program and packing my bags, I didn’t really prepare much else.
I believe that starting is half the battle. My goal was to use the gap year as the starting point to change myself.
Looking at the changes before and after participating in the gap year project, the biggest difference now is that I have come to understand myself better, and my confidence and self-esteem have increased. I have also reduced my habit of worrying and have become much bolder. I no longer hesitate to express my thoughts and opinions, and I am always striving to become a better person. I no longer obsess over small things and look at the world with a broader perspective, which has expanded my sense of happiness. I have become more considerate and respectful of others' situations, opinions, and thoughts, and my thoughts and actions have become more relaxed.
For those who are planning to participate in this project, just like me, you may have many concerns and need a lot of courage at first, but once you’ve thought it through, go ahead. It’s even better if you don’t hesitate and just go.
Looking back, I realized there was no need to worry. I'm really glad I went, and I can honestly say it was a good choice. In the end, it wasn't that big of a deal. Don't let vague fears stop you from seizing turning points in your life.
(How to Get There)
My Gap Year
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