Level III 2020 FACSO

 Ever since I was a child I dreamed of working in an office, of what, I didn't know. When I was 14 years old I was interested in studying accounting at school and I loved it because I had to work in an office, in front of a computer and with a cup of coffee by my side.  When I left school (2018-2019) I worked in the accounting department of a large company, it met my expectations. I worked for almost a year, but I had to stop working because I had to study at the university. I didn't want to study accounting, I had to look for another area, I was interested in Social Work. In Social Work, you can work in communities and in the office. I like working with people too much, the interactions and helping others with their social problems. Although the university where I'm studying Social Work prepares me to do research and create solutions to social problems, I'm very interested in being able to make interventions in the territories, I feel that in this way better solutions

Hello everyone!! Ever since I was a child I was attracted to soccer, but I didn't understand anything. I only knew that the team I followed was the most popular in the country. The years passed and I learned more about the team. I learned about the championships won, about its history and about its people. Apart from their trophies, I was struck by their history and the relationship they have with social injustices and the working people, because when they win, the country is happier, the bread is crunchier and the coffee sweeter. They also represent the values of the Mapuche people, who are "brave, strong and great" . The idea of the club is to keep their culture and values alive through soccer. The more I learn, the more I like my soccer team. I have become a loyal fan and proudly wear the jersey everywhere I go. I don't miss any matches, every weekend I watch the matches with my grandfather on TV. My favorite soccer team has strengthened relationships with my grand

Hi everyone!👋 When I started studying Social Work at the University, I thought that its subject was social relations and solidarity, but during these years I learned that this isn’t the case.  I learned that Social Work has an interesting origin from many centuries ago. (For example, since the Industrial Revolution) and that in Chile it started thanks to a group of wealthy women or also, thanks to students from the Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile.  The central theme of this post isn’t to get bored if in some class we talk about stories that happened a long time ago. Everything from the past is still related to the present and is important for the critical knowledge we are developing. I'm writing this because I think that nobody is prepared for this. I found it boring for teachers to talk about things from the past, but it left me a lesson. I want everyone to understand this.   In conclusion, study what you dreamed of and learn things from the past to be an excellent profe