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Personal Reflective Essay

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Some questions you may wish to answer in this section include, what have I learned from completing this project? What new knowledge or expertise have I enjoyed or found valuable? What are the strengths and weaknesses of my project (including planning and organisation)? What skills have I improved? What changes would I make if I undertook such work again? What advice would I give to others undertaking such a project? When starting this protect I had no previous knowledge of this topic, in fact, I was unaware that it existed at all so throughout writing my project I was able to expand my knowledge very far and I ended up gaining a lot of knowledge about this new subject. I developed my understanding of a new culture and system while also becoming …show more content…

This makes valuable and enjoyable information for me because this will lead do further research in my own time of similar topics and it has created a new interest in which I learn more about the different cultures. It also provided me with very valuable skills which I can transfer into other fields of work that I do for example writing my on projects, organisation and time management. I had to be aware f all these aspects because these allowed me to push myself and create a piece of work that I did not have to rush which is a valuable skill I can use for my school work too. Furthermore, I enjoyed discussing a topic that I had an interest in which also made it easier for me to invest my time into. My weaknesses in the beginning of my project which were my orginsiation and time managment skills actually ended up as my strongest points by the time I started witing my project which is what allowed me to finish my project early and make it something I was very interested it. Strengths I already had before this project was my writing and English skills which allowed me to write my project while making sure it was engaging and intriguing to the reader while also making sure that it was understandable by everyone. Therefore my mentor and I believed the strongest part of my project was how engaging the

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