After graduation I would like to continue my studies. I would also like to get a job and be able to apply all the knowledge I have acquired throughout my professional career. I would like to specialize in education and be able to impart religious knowledge using new teaching strategies.

2. What is your dream company to work for? Why?

My dream company that I would like to work for would be the Ministry of Education because if I win the appointment, I can get a permanent job until I can retire, and they offer excellent salaries, with good vacations and benefits.

3. Will you apply to that company as soon as you graduate ?

Yes, I will apply for a job when I graduate, I will apply to work as a teacher with the Ministry of Education.

4. What skills will you need to perform properly in that company if you get hired?

The skills I need to carry out my job properly are classroom control, practical knowledge, leadership, patience, effective communication, time management and teamwork.

5. Would you prefer to start your own business if you graduated this year?

I would not prefer to start my own business if I graduated this year because my university career is mainly linked to teaching, so I would like to teach working in public education.

6. Would you continue your academic process if you had the chance to do it?

If I had the opportunity to continue my academic process, I would do so without a doubt, since religious education is a very broad field that has allowed me to better understand the diversity of beliefs and their impact on society. On the other hand, these studies allow me to acquire better salary conditions at work.

7. What university and area would you choose to major?

If I could choose another university, I would consider studying at the Santo Tomas University, focusing on theology or interreligious studies. I believe that these programs would offer me a broader and deeper vision of spirituality and its relationship with culture.

8. Which could be your impact in your professional performance?

Regarding my professional impact, I believe that education has the power to transform societies, and as an educator, I want to help young people develop a critical and respectful understanding of the diverse religious traditions.