The challenge of learning a new language to get a job in a foreign country

Hi all! A few years ago I decided my future would have been in the UK. Let me tell you why. I'm a student of medicine in a little town called Brescia (northern Italy), and I have been studying at my university for 6 years. Here in Italy the possibility of getting the specialization after the graduation is quite low, as the government has cut the financing for the schools of specialization every year. On the other hand, I'd like to work in a much more advanced field of medicine in England. In order to try to continue my studies in the UK, I began to look for some English courses with native speakers. I found an amazing course with an Irish teacher. His method is really original: he uses the signs to improve the vocabulary and to learn new grammar rules, and he creates some games to enhance the speaking and listening skills as well. I'm so glad to be in that English school. I'm going to get the IELTS certificate, because it's necessary to apply for the foundation programme, the training programme for the British physicians. I hope to achieve that goal! I'd like to find someone willing to converse 50/50 in English and Italian, not only to make their language-speaking better, but also because I love to know new people from other countries.
Bye!

The challenge of learning a new language to get the a job in a foreign country

Hi all! A few years ago I decided my future would have been have to be in the UK. Let me tell you (explain) why. I'm a student of medicine medical student in Brescia, a little town called Brescia (northern-Italy) in Northern Italy, and have been studying in my at university for 6 years. Here in Italy the possibility to get the of getting specialization specialising after the graduation is quite low, as every year the governement government has cut every year the financing financial support for the schools of specialisation schools. In the other hand, Additionally, I'd also like to work in a field of medicine that is much more advanced in England. In order to try to and continue my studies in the UK, I began to look (looking) for some courses with native speakers. I found an amazing course with an Irish teacher whose . His method is really original. He uses the signes signs to improve the vocabulary, to learn new grammar rules, and creates some games that also enhance the speacking speaking and listening skills as well. I'm so glad to be in that school of english. I'm so glad to be in this English learning school. I'm going to get receive the ielts certificate, because it's necessary to applicate a necessary requirement for applying to the foundation programme, the training programme for the British physicians. I hope to achive the this goal! I'd like to find someone willing to converse 50/50 in english and italian, not only to make the language batter have better language skills, but also because I love to know meet new people from othe different countries.
Bye!

The challenge of learning a new language to get the job in a foreign country

Hi all! A few years ago I decided my future would be in the Uk. Let me tell you why. I'm a student of medicine in a little town called Brescia, in northern Italy, and have been studying in my university for 6 years. Here in Italy the possibility to get the specialization after the graduation is quite low, as the governement has cut the financing every year for the schools of specialization. On the other hand, I'd like to work in a field of medicine much more advanced, in England. In order to try to continue my studies in the Uk, I began to look for some courses with a native speaker. I found an amazing course with an Irish teacher. His method is really original. He uses the signs to improve the vocabulary, to and learn new grammar rules, and creates some games that enhance the speacking and listening skills as well. I'm so glad to be in that school of English. I'm going to get the ielts certificate, because it's necessary to apply for the foundation programme, the training programme for the British physicians. Hope to achive the goal! I'd like to find someone willing to converse 50/50 in English and Italian, not only to make my language skills better, but also because I love to know new people from other countries.
Bye!

[Good work, just mostly mistakes in punctuation and capitalization.]