As we journey through life, our teenage years are often a time of significant growth and learning. This English Corner session invites you to reflect on and share the skills you've picked up during this pivotal period. These could range from the practical, like cooking or coding, to the creative, such as painting or playing an instrument, or even the intangible, like public speaking or leadership.

We'll explore how these skills were acquired, the challenges faced, and the impact they've had on your life since. Did you learn resilience through failure? Did a skill open doors to new opportunities? Or perhaps it became a lifelong passion. This session is not just about the skills themselves, but also the stories and personal growth that come with them.

The German language skill is a important skill for me

Besides that, I have learned the ability to solve problems efficiently during the teenage time

The ability of thinking rationally and logically

I must admit, I don't have any skills that last a lifetime at all, I only know to play computer games

I don't have any skills that last a lifetime at all, I only know how to insult and scold people

My teenager years are in junior and senior high schools, where is neither a place to develop skills nor a place that could offer enough time to encourage students to do that. Instead, they emphasize High School / University Entrance Exams and make students have no time to do anything that is not beneficial to scores.

Though I've got some skills in university and postgraduate education, that's not a skill that got in teenage ages.