The document discusses the author's experiences preparing for and passing the IELTS exam in one month while also preparing for college entrance exams. This allowed them to come to Canada and enroll in college without taking ESL courses. It also discusses creating an international family in Canada, volunteering to help special needs children, their language learning abilities and passion for travel.

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2. The IELTS
In 2011, I passed the IELTS
with the average grade of
6.5. This was a tough task
for me because there was
only one month for me to
prepare for it and during
that period I also needed to
prepare for the college
entrance examination. I was
pressed for the time and I
made it!! With this test
report form I could come to
Canada and registered an
Canadian college without
spending time on ESL
courses.

3. An international family
I came to Canada in 2011
by myself and now I study
at Centennial College. I
reached an average GPA
for 4.025 out of 4.5. But a
more important
achievement for me is that
I made an international
family here– my Canadian
mom and my two sisters
from Panama . It was not
easy to break through the
cultural differences and
bias. But I think it was
our sincerity and patience
that helped us to create
this family.

4. Volunteer Experience
I volunteered in Toronto
District School Board
for two weeks. During
that period I worked as
an educational assistant
for special needs
children. Not only I
learned a lot about how
to take care of them
physically, but also I
learned how to enter
their inner little hearts.
It was an amazing
experience.

5. Language Learning
Chinese is my first
language. I can speak
English fluently as the first
picture shows my English
level. Besides, I have been
learning Korean for several
years and I also started
learning French a month
ago. Language learning is
my life long hobby. I am
pretty proud of my talent
of learning language.

6. I love traveling. I took the plane Traveling—on my way
to Shanghai by myself when I
was only 12 years old and that
was when I fell in love with
travel. I have been to many
places and I believe that travel
was a special self-reflection of
my heart. Of course, Canada is
the most charming place I have
ever been to. My next
destination is a rural small
village in a western province of
China because I already applied
for volunteering there, teaching
the local school students
English for one month next May.
I am looking forward to this
special trip with meaning.