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Let’s meet Aaron from South Korea, A student in A&J Academy

Posted on April 27, 2018 by AnJ

  1. Could you please introduce yourself? Tell us where are you from?

Hi! I’m Aaron (Wonbeen Park), 24 years old and I’m South Korea. A year ago, I was in Australia working on a farm in Stanthorpe, Queensland, Australia. I spent most of the time with other Koreans picking up tomato’ in this beautiful countryside.

  1. Why did you choose The Philippines to study the English Language?

I heard there are many schools in the here that offers 1 on 1 Class. When I was in Korean they only had group classes. Because of this, I chose the Philippines and the fees are quite affordable.

  1. How did you find about Baguio City (Summer Capital of the Philippines)?

Before I came here I thought Baguio was a small place but I saw big shopping malls and restaurants. The weather is cool also. This is why I love Baguio.

  1. Many English Schools in the Baguio but why did you Choose A&J English Academy?

I heard A&J is a small school. I wanted to be in this school because it’s easier to make many friends. Also, there are less Korean students. I was recommended by an agency in Korean. So I searched over the internet and found out the tuition fee was less.

  1. What do you usually do at the weekends? Do you have many friends here?

Usually, I always go out. A week ago, I went to SM, Market and Bowling Alley. This week we are planning to go to Pugad. They have zip lines, swimming pools, and other activities. And on Sunday I plan to go to the cinemas to watch the Avengers – Infinity War. I had Spanish and English from England when I was in Australia.

  1. Where is your favorite place to hang out in Baguio? Are you an outgoing person?

I’m still new here and haven’t been around much. So far, I love the City. I love trips, hiking in the mountains and I also love taking pictures.

  1. Every students’ graduates from A&J Academy, could you tell me about your plans after graduation?

After graduation, I will go back to Australia again. And try to apply for a new job. As long as I can work with foreigners. And hopefully, I can make many international friends.

  1. One last Question, do you have any comments/suggestion for new students coming to A&J to study English?

I suggest you make many friends when you are here so it would be easy for you to stay and learn.

1:1 Class – Aaron with Teacher Delia

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