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Susana Olivo Sandoval

Double Major, East Asian Studies Japanese and Spanish Modern Languages - International Charter Academy of Georgia

How did you hear about your internship?

My Japanese professor, Dr. Nishio told me about the opportunity during the summer. She thought I was a good candidate for the internship, and I applied for it.

What has been the most valuable (or favorite) part of the experience?

I enjoy teaching the kids and also learning from them. I am helping elementary school students learn Japanese, but I also learn from the international students who are learning English. I love the energy of the students and how they make teaching a fun experience.

How will this help you in the future?

In the future I want to work as a Public Diplomacy Officer, and I am sure my experience sharing languages and cultures with the students will be helpful. During my internship I get more exposure with Japanese language, so I keep improving my communication

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