Introduction

Today I (always capital I) have an interview at a private school as an (articles before a vowel are usually an instead of a) assistant for the English (We capitalize nations) teacher. So, I wrote this text. I hope somebody can correct my article. Thank you very much.

My name is Chunhui Liu and I am 27 years old. I graduated from Shandong Youth University of Political Science in 2014. I majored in German. After (don't need 'my', you do not own it)university, I went to Beijing and worked at a kindergarten school (kindergarten is an adjective) for a half year. This job required that I help the main (Main goes before English. They are both adjectives, but English Teacher is a title that goes together) English teacher keep the class running well. All of the main teachers were native (same rule as before)English speakers. I really love children.

After that, I was as an Au Pair (remember 'an' if the next word starts with a vowel。Also, Au Pair is two words.) in Germany for one year. My responsibility was to take (We usually use the infinitive verb (to) if it is the second verb) care of a two year old (year old if it's an adjective) girl.

After that, I came back to Qingdao and (It's not wrong to put I here, but you already stated the subject in the beginning) worked at a company as a secretary. Sometimes, I needed to translate (only say translate some if you are going to say what you did with the other emails) emails from English to Chinese. During this year, I also practiced (you can put did practice but less words is better) my English.

Because of a good opportunity, I decided last year to go to Germany again for volunteering (Only capitalize if it's a title or name). As an (remember 'an' for vowels) international volunteer, I (could means it is possible, but not that you did it) also met other volunteers from all around the world. We used to talk in English. I really love English.

In order to get a better educational background, I am taking ('took' if it's past, 'am taking' if it is present) the English course at (preposition for location) Beijing Foreign Studies University. I learn from (preposition of where you receive) the internet and also need to pass an exam (pass for success). If I do very well I can get a (the is used when it is the only one) bachelor degree. That’s all and thank you for your attention!