My life at Reading / report from T.O.
There are many international students at the University of Reading. Fortunately, however, there are only a few Japanese students, so I have more opportunities to communicate in English rather than Japanese. The first month after arriving here, I could not explain what I wanted to say, but gradually I got used to speaking English and was able to express my feeling and thinking.
On my course, most students come from Asia and take an MA or PhD degree here. They are studying English in order to do business or research in English. So, I can think with them what I want to do after graduating from my university in Japan.
I have speaking, listening, reading, writing and lecture classes. All those classes require us to discuss important issues raised in the classes. Moreover, each class has only 12-16 students, so there is always friendly atmosphere among students and teachers.
Comment from EAGL staff: Thanks, T.O. Everybody looks cold in the photo, but I am sure you had a joyous and productive year at Reading. T.O came back to Fukuoka in 2008.
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