OBSERVATORY
OBSERVATORY
OBSERVATORY
OBSERVATORY
open up to the world
open up to
open up to the world
the world
The best view of the world is found at the top of my home. I am always in search of travels, adventures, but above all, discovery and learning.
Observe the stars and planets through my telescope to explore my openness to the world.
The best view of the world is found at the top of my home. I am always in search of travels, adventures, but above all, discovery and learning.
Observe the stars and planets through my telescope to explore my openness to the world.
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Curious to explore new cultures and improve my English, I spent 10 days traveling alone across Scotland and England with only a backpack. That trip allowed me to grow in autonomy, adaptability, and to practice English in real life.
At 17 years old, I lived for a month in immersion in Toronto, Canada, with a Filipino family. I took C1-level English classes to prepare for the Cambridge exam, while exchanging ideas with students from all over the world.
This experience strengthened my independence, open mindset, and command of English.
Selected among the top 5 students in my high school, I participated in an English / French translation contest organized by the European Commission.
That challenge further honed my linguistic skills, pushed me beyond my limits, and taught me never to rest on my achievements.
Who said opening up to the world is limited by national borders?
I also volunteered at L’Arche in Aix-en-Provence, working with adults with intellectual disabilities.
I contributed to inclusion activities, thereby developing my empathy, listening skills, and social commitment.
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You made a discovery while visiting the observatory:
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You made a discovery while visiting the observatory:
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You made a discovery while visiting the observatory:
a record player
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Curious to explore new cultures and improve my English, I spent 10 days traveling alone across Scotland and England with only a backpack. That trip allowed me to grow in autonomy, adaptability, and to practice English in real life.
At 17 years old, I lived for a month in immersion in Toronto, Canada, with a Filipino family. I took C1-level English classes to prepare for the Cambridge exam, while exchanging ideas with students from all over the world.
This experience strengthened my independence, open mindset, and command of English.
Selected among the top 5 students in my high school, I participated in an English / French translation contest organized by the European Commission. That challenge further honed my linguistic skills, pushed me beyond my limits, and taught me never to rest on my achievements.
Who said opening up to the world is limited by national borders?
I also volunteered at L’Arche in Aix-en-Provence, working with adults with intellectual disabilities.
I contributed to inclusion activities, thereby developing my empathy, listening skills, and social commitment.
VOLUNTEERING AT L’ARCHE
