Part 1 home/ accommodation

Do you think your country has an effective education system? 
To be honest, I don’t think so. Our sy
stem has somehow become 
unduly
stressful, does 
not promote creativity and the ability to be critical due to the fact that our society still 
cares way too much about grades and schools consequently focuses on an 
exam-driven 
curriculum
, which I find quite impractical.
(Possibly) Are you looking forward to working?
Absolutely! It’s great to join the 
workforce
, especially when I can do the job I love. Not 
only will it 
pay the bills
, but it’ll also give me the joy of making a contribution. It’s hard to 
be happy and fulfilled without working, you know.
VOCABULARY 
Higher education (chương trình đại học) [n] post
-18 learning that take places at 
universities
 
Example: According to a research, nearly 50 percent of Vietnamese students 
in U.S. 
higher education
are studying either business or engineering, with business-
related majors making up 38 percent of all enrollments in 2012/13
Master (tinh thông, nắm vững) [v] learn how to do sowmthing well 
Example: She lived in Italy for several years but never quite 
mastered
the language.
Make a name for oneself ( trở nên nổi tiếng) [idiom] become famous and respected by a 
lot of people
Example: 
By the time he was thirty-five, he had made a name for himself as a successful 
railway contractor
Keep up with (cập nhật thông tin về cái gì) [idiom] be aware of 
Example: 
Even though he's been travelling, he's kept up with what's going on back home
Analytical (thuộc về phân tích) [adj] using analysis or logical reasoning 
Example: 
Analytical skills
are essential in the workplace to ensure necessary problem 
solving occurs to keep productivity and other areas of the workforce functioning smoothly
Elementary school (trường tiểu học) [n] primary school, school for children between 7
-11
years old (in Vietnam)
Example: It’s essential that children at the official entry age for