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After taking the intelligence test, I discovered that my strongest type is Musical Intelligence (97/100). This means I understand sound deeply and can express feelings or ideas through music. I enjoy rhythm, melodies, and often notice details in sounds that others miss. My second highest is Visual/Spatial Intelligence (91/100). I find it easy to imagine things in my mind and understand how shapes and spaces work. This helps me in creative tasks like drawing, designing, or solving visual problems. My third strength is Verbal/Linguistic Intelligence (88/100), which shows I enjoy using words and feel confident in writing or speaking. These results make sense to me, as I often enjoy creative tasks like writing, listening to music, or imagining new ideas. This test helped me see where my natural talents are, and I hope to use them more in both personal projects and future work.

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Over the past few months, I’ve worked on three main goals, and I’m proud of the progress I’ve made. First, I focused on improving my Russian grammar and communication. I completed 30% of the Duolingo course and had eight lessons with my former teacher. I also finished the first two chapters of a Russian foundation course. These steps helped me build a strong base in pronunciation and grammar. Now I can understand and form basic sentences, and I feel more confident in simple conversations.

Second, I worked on my MS Office skills, especially Word and Excel. I watched 15 helpful YouTube videos and completed 25% of an Excel course. I also asked my roommates to give feedback while I practised. Now I can use charts, formulas, and tools more easily and feel more confident doing everyday tasks.

Finally, I focused on my IELTS Listening. By practicing 30 minutes daily and doing full tests, I improved my understanding of different accents and feel more confident listening to complex audio.

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https://forms.gle/o8HSB1Q4hwPQ1hyA8

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https://www.udemy.com/certificate/UC-8738339d-9b77-42b2-beb7-7f968c6862e4/

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Feedback from mid-term exam of UDE4001AC Introduction to Management Accounting

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https://europa.eu/europass/eportfolio/api/eprofile/shared-profile/to%27lqinjon-turobov/3ce0bb78-1aba-49e3-850a-f45211652129?view=html

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To improve my LinkedIn profile, I plan to make a few smart changes. First, I will create a clearer and more interesting headline that shows my career goals and key skills. Instead of a simple job title, I will use words from my industry that match what I want to do. I will also update my summary to give a short, clear story of my career so far. It will include my main skills, top achievements, and future goals. I will add numbers to show the results of my work. I will check that my experience section is current and gives full details about my past roles and tasks. To get more views, I will like, comment on, and share posts about my field. Finally, I will ask coworkers and managers for recommendations to build trust and show my value to future employers.

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With multiple coursework deadlines and exams close together, I realized how important time management really is. To handle this, I used the prioritization method—I listed all tasks by deadline and difficulty. I used a weekly planner and set goals for each day, which helped me avoid last-minute stress.

For example, before my Introduction to Management Accounting exam on March 17, I broke the topics into smaller sections and studied one part each day. For coursework like Academic and Employment Skills, I started two weeks early to have enough time to edit before uploading.

I also used the Pomodoro technique—studying for 25 minutes and resting for 5—to stay focused and avoid burnout. Overall, these strategies helped me stay organized, reduce stress, and complete tasks on time. Though it was not easy, I believe my time management has improved, and I now feel more confident facing deadlines. These skills will be useful not only in university, but also in my future job.

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Taking the Emotional Intelligence test helped me understand myself better. My strongest area is Self-Management, where I scored 8 out of 10. This shows I can stay calm, focused, and take control of my actions, even when situations get stressful. I also did well in Relationship Management (7), which means I work well with others and can build positive connections.

My Self-Awareness score was 6, which suggests I know my strengths and weaknesses fairly well, but I still have room to grow. The biggest challenge I see is in Social Awareness, where I scored only 2. This shows I sometimes struggle to understand others’ emotions or respond with empathy.

This test reminded me how important it is to not only manage myself, but also connect with people around me. I plan to work on my listening skills and empathy so I can build stronger, more supportive relationships

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The audit describes in detail what skills I currently possess. My strong abilities in technical, media and information fields demonstrate an effortless connection to digital environments. The audit shows development opportunities for advancement. The moderate level of my communication and critical thinking skills will become more effective through purposeful development efforts to enhance both abilities. My ability to develop collaboration and creativity will result in higher performance both for team projects and innovative problem-solving initiatives. The growth of my financial understanding shows that I need to direct more study in this field. This self-assessment provides me with a useful directional tool which drives me to build a more diverse set of professional abilities. Intentionally developed goals that strengthen my communication skills along with my ability to collaborate and think creatively will create an opportunity for substantial personal and professional development by turning weak points into strong points.