Tips for choosing a career:

1. Follow your interests: Choose something you truly enjoy, as it will keep you motivated during tough times.

2. Do your research: Learn about job opportunities and career growth in the field you are considering.

3. Assess your skills: Make sure your strengths match the demands of the profession.

4. Talk to professionals: Speak with people who work in the field to get a realistic idea of what the job involves.

Start college in the year 2022

Did You take tour admisión exam?

Yes , I Take a admisión exam , for 3 times

Did You pass the university the first time?

No, take the admission test 3 times

Where do You study ?

I study in campus El Carmen de Viboral

What did hoy want to be when You were a child?

When I has a child I wanted to be a doctor

Where would You like to study un another country ?

I would like to study in Canada and Mexico

What do You want to sepecialize in?

I want to specialize in sports and hormonal nutrition.

Where wilm You pursue you graduate studies

I do not know yet

Do You want to continúes studying ?

Yes I Want

Where wilm You go to study

after tour graduat?

I have been thinking of moving to Finland

Where? /wɛər/ ¿Dónde?

When? /wen/ ​ ¿Cuándo?

Who? ​/huː/

¿Quién? Why? /waɪ/ ¿Por qué?

Which? ​/wɪtʃ/ ¿Cuál?

Whose? /huːz/ ¿De quién?

How? /haʊ/ ¿Cómo?

What is the structure of questions?

If the main verb of the question is to be, the structure of the question is as follows.

Wh-question word+Main verb (To be) +Subject

• Where are your parents right now? -

• When is your birhtday? -

• Who's he?

In case the main verb of the sentence is any other verb, you must use do/does as an interrogative auxiliary to ask questions in the present tense. The sentence structure should be as follows:

Wh-question word+Auxiliary verb+ (do/does)+Subject Main verb

does​:

he

she

it

do​

I

You

we

they

• What do you have in your bag?

• Where does she work?

• When does he go to school?

if we want to ask questions in the past tense we must use the auxiliary did

• The book is on the table. (The prepositional phrase “on the table” modifies the verb “is.”)

• The girl with the red hair is my sister. (The prepositional phrase “with the red hair” modifies the noun “girl.”)

• The man in the black suit is the CEO. (The prepositional phrase “in the black suit” modifies the noun “man.”)

Prepositional phrases can also consist of more than one preposition. For example, “in front of” and “next to” are two-word prepositions that are commonly used in English.

you must know the program in detail, benefit and relationship with medium and long term objectives.

vision towards the future, objectives in accordance with the personal future and the mission and vision of the institution applied.

Friend: That sounds amazing! How do you see yourself professionally and financially in the future?

You: I see myself in a leadership role, managing a team or even running my own nutrition clinic. Professionally, I want to make a significant impact on people's health and be recognized in my field. Financially, I aim for solid stability, with an income that not only allows me to live comfortably but also to enjoy a high quality of life, travel, and keep investing in my education. For me, the most important thing is to achieve that balance between professional success and personal well-being.

Calle 29ª #50-60

Marinilla, Antioquia, 054020

Manuela.carmonao@udea.edu.co

3217628855

October 17, 2024

Ms. Maria Gaviria

NutriCorp S.A.

Calle 45 #22-33

Bogotá, Colombia

Subject: Application for the Clinical Nutritionist Position

Dear Ms. Gaviria,

I am writing to express my interest in the position of Clinical Nutritionist at NutriCorp S.A., as advertised on your official website. I am particularly drawn to this opportunity due to its focus on the prevention and management of chronic diseases through evidence-based nutritional interventions, an area where

I have extensive academic training and practical experience.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Antioquia and a Master’s in Clinical Nutrition from the Instituto DYN. Throughout my career, I have specialized in designing and implementing diet therapy strategies that promote long-term health, focusing on chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

My experience includes working in both clinical and community settings, where I have collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to create personalized nutritional plans and public health campaigns.

At NutriCorp S.A., I see a perfect opportunity to apply my skills in promoting healthy eating habits and developing personalized nutritional programs that can have a positive impact on the lives of your patients.

I am confident that my advanced training and ability to manage complex clinical cases will align with the goals of your organization.

I am available to provide any additional information or schedule an interview to discuss how my qualifications can contribute to the success of NutriCorp S.A..

Thank you in advance for considering my application. I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,

Manuela Carmona Orozco

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