Study Plan
I never wanted to settle for "better" – I always wanted to become the best! I agree with a well-known businessman Zong Qinghou who suggests that “If you want to catch a whale, you have to fish in the sea, not in the pond”. I have great ambitions and firm foundations of management and marketing; however I lack knowledge of the Chinese language that would enable me to set sail for the international waters. I admire the exceptional culture of China and the diligence as well as the enterprise of the people. China is not only a tremendous, unique, exotic but also a booming country of great opportunities. In the future I am planning on doing the intern and later working in this country for at least two years. I would also like to acquire my MBA degree there. Therefore, my main goal is to gain the foundation of the Chinese language that would open the door to the opportunities:
1) to seek career in the current workplace;
2) to gain intercultural practice;
3) to make useful contacts and business bonds;
4) to get to know the business culture of China from up close;
5) to expand my horizon and world outlook.
I am certain that the studies of the Chinese language will create a synergy between my work experience, gained education and personal features and also will allow me to become the leader in business not only in my country but also internationally.
As a secondary school student, I already actively participated in a program "Lithuanian Junior Achievement” that enabled young people to cultivate their entrepreneurial skills. I have worked at a company of practical business management training and I have undergone an international business apprenticeship in Poland. Furthermore, I have been developing my computer skills at Kaunas University of Technology and I have been certified in “Small and E-Business Organization”. These complementary activities have been an opportunity for me to improve my communication skills, consistency and determination as well as organization
1) to seek career in the current workplace;
2) to gain intercultural practice;
3) to make useful contacts and business bonds;
4) to get to know the business culture of China from up close;
5) to expand my horizon and world outlook.
I am certain that the studies of the Chinese language will create a synergy between my work experience, gained education and personal features and also will allow me to become the leader in business not only in my country but also internationally.
As a secondary school student, I already actively participated in a program "Lithuanian Junior Achievement” that enabled young people to cultivate their entrepreneurial skills. I have worked at a company of practical business management training and I have undergone an international business apprenticeship in Poland. Furthermore, I have been developing my computer skills at Kaunas University of Technology and I have been certified in “Small and E-Business Organization”. These complementary activities have been an opportunity for me to improve my communication skills, consistency and determination as well as organization