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COUME Posted 22 years ago
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"Personal Learnings" - Right meaning?
Hello,
I am currently writing my internship report and I just came accross a problem...
I am trying to find a "name" to a specific part of this report.
In this part, I'm expected to explain what I learned as the result of the international/cross-cultural aspects of the placement.
I was thinking of calling this part "Personal Learnings" but a friend told me that it is not appropriate.
Since he is not an English native, neither am I (obviously
), I would like to know if this "Personal Learnings" title would be appropriate or not?
If not, any piece of advice to rephrase it will be more than Welcome
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Ludo
I am currently writing my internship report and I just came accross a problem...
I am trying to find a "name" to a specific part of this report.
In this part, I'm expected to explain what I learned as the result of the international/cross-cultural aspects of the placement.
I was thinking of calling this part "Personal Learnings" but a friend told me that it is not appropriate.
Since he is not an English native, neither am I (obviously
), I would like to know if this "Personal Learnings" title would be appropriate or not?If not, any piece of advice to rephrase it will be more than Welcome
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Ludo
Top answer
Hmmm... It sounds sort of ok in a conversation, but not in a formal report. How about something like "widened horizons" or just "what I've learned"?
- Hmmm...
- It sounds sort of ok in a conversation, but not in a formal report.
- How about something like "widened horizons" or just "what I've learned"?
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Hmmm...
It sounds sort of ok in a conversation, but not in a formal report. How about something like "widened horizons" or just "what I've learned"?
It sounds sort of ok in a conversation, but not in a formal report. How about something like "widened horizons" or just "what I've learned"?
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Try to have a look at previous reports.
Nevertheless, many academic and business assignment requests sections on Personal Learnings. Therefore, I would not say it is innapropriate. However, I am also not native English speaking either...
Nevertheless, many academic and business assignment requests sections on Personal Learnings. Therefore, I would not say it is innapropriate. However, I am also not native English speaking either...
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