When you feel kind of lost after finishing your University´s Degree

Well, I´ve just finished a Degree in Food Science and Technology and now I´m in that confusing moment where you I need to find a new path to follow.

I was seeing I've seen a lot of job offers announcements/advertisements [strictly speaking an offer is when a company asks YOU to work for them and gives you a contract to sign] and, in the most majority of them, they ask for a large long list of abilities or job skills, and also they also require years of experience, that which is something we us new graduates don´t have.

Most of us haven´t had the oportunitty to work in the very field we were studying. In my case, I had what I like to call "little jobs", the kind of jobs were you work some a few hours a week (in a pizzeria for example), to earn some money while you´re studying.

I realized that knowingg languages such as English helps a lot to find when looking for a job opportunities. But the most interesting thing I´ve recently discovered is what how important it is to help each others in these kinds of things.

I hope I could can help someone to improve her/his Spanish skills, I would be so proud, especially doing that for free, because I hate the idea of that "nobody does anything for anybody without wanting something in return" ("nadie hace nada sin pedir algo a cambio" is, more or less, the expression in Spanish I wanted to say).

I would love to meet people who have the same thought as mine me :)

Cheers!

When you feel kind of lost after finishing your University´s Degree

Well, I´ve just finished a Degree in Food Science and Technology and now I´m in at that confusing moment stage where you I need to find a new path to follow.

I was seeing a lot of job offers and, in the most of them, they ask for a large list of abilities or job skills, and also they require years of experience, that which is something we as new graduates don´t have.

Most of us hadn´t haven't had the oportunitty opportunity to work on in the very field we were studying. In my case, I had what I like to call "little jobs", or the that kind of jobs where you work some hours a week (in a pizzeria for example), to earn some money while you´re studying.

I realized that knew knowing languages such as English helps a lot to find in finding a job opportunity. But the most interesting thing I´ve recently discovered is what how important it is to help each others in this kind of things.

I hope I could can help someone to improve her/his spanish skills,; I would be so proud, specially doing that for free, because I hate the idea of "nobody does nothing for somebody without wanting something" ("nadie hace nada sin pedir algo a cambio" is, more or less, the expression in spanish I wanted to say).

I would love to meet people who have the same thought as mine me:)

Cheers!

I am a native English speaker so I can offer corrections, but I'm not confident that I can explain why. I hope this helps, and I would appreciate your help in improving my spanish skills. :-) Thank you for your comments on my note!