How to Find the Best Chinese Companies to Tutor For

How to Find the Best Chinese Companies to Tutor ForThere are many Chinese companies that offer tutoring services to Americans that want to learn Chinese language, especially with today's economic climate. If you are looking for the best Chinese companies to tutor for, you need to find one that will be effective and reliable so that you get quality lessons.When you decide to go ahead and hire Chinese companies to tutor for, you need to be sure that they are reputable and capable. It is true that there are many scams, but you don't have to take that risk. There are a few important things that you can do to make sure that you are not being scammed.Companies that use the word 'tutor' are the ones that you need to be wary of. There are many legitimate companies that offer this type of service. However, there are some unscrupulous companies out there that will try to take advantage of unsuspecting American clients.Some people think that by using payment by the hour, you can earn more money . This is not true. These programs are just teaching a course for a fee. You can find more flexible options online or from companies that provide personal services.Ask around at your local libraries and offices to see if anyone can give you an idea of companies that might offer online training. You may be surprised to find out about a handful of companies that can help you meet your goals.One tip is to be sure that the company that you are looking to pay your bills every month. Paying them for your online training will save you time and stress. The last thing you want to do is have to pay for classes you never took. You will get better results when you have a company that offers online payment. different options Remember that there are many different options when it comes to finding the best Chinese companies to tutor for. When you know what to look for, you will find the company that is right for you.

English Phrases and Idioms connected with Autumn English Vocabulary

English Phrases and Idioms connected with Autumn English Vocabulary Well, here we are and Autumn has arrived. Certainly if you are living in the Northern hemisphere you  should now be experiencing the first signs of Autumn. The trees in the forest just behind my house  are a mix of deciduous  (they always lose their leaves in Autumn) and evergreens  (they retain their  leaves throughout the year). The deciduous trees are beginning to shed their leaves and the colours  or hues  (synonym for colour) are changing from green to yellow brown and rustic reds.The Americans usually refer to Autumn as The Fall. The effects are the same. In the not too distant  future we will be talking about “beer festivals” (in Germany), Halloween across Europe and America  and other festivals connected with the harvests and the religious practices of many countries In my house it is time to put away the light summer clothes and get out the winter woollies  (warmer  clothes). We don’t actually hibernate  (go to sleep for the winter) but we do change our habits a little.Heavy shoes replace sandals  (flip flops), the boots are ready and jumpers and rain coats replace tee  shirts and jackets. I love to see the chestnuts falling. I always collect a few. It reminds me of my  childhood. We called them “conkers”. We had a simple game with conkers that we always played in  late September and through the early weeks of Autumn. You put a small hole through your  chestnut/conker and tied a knot in it then challenged your friends to see whose conker was the  strongest. You took turns striking your opponents’ conker with your conker. The winner was the one  that did not break. (careful it can be a little sore on your fingers!!)There are lots of English phrases and idioms connected with Autumn that are very useful. Here are a few: English Autumn Vocabulary - Infographic 8 English Phrases and Idioms connected with Autumn An old chestnut   means an old issue or problem that has not been solved or has not gone away and  from time to time is resurrected.My friend occasionally brings up the argument we had about our  days playing football. Which of us was the better footballer.  Neither of us could really remember. It is  an old chestnut and is never going to go away. I always say “not that old chestnut again!! Just  forget it.”To drive someone nuts if you drive someone nuts it means you irritate or annoy themIt drives me nuts when people are constantly clicking their pen.To turn over a new leaf to make a new start a fresh startIm going to turn over a new leaf and start again. Ill find a new job and get a new boyfriend and make new friends.To take a leaf out of somebody elses book to behave or to do something in a way that someone else wouldIts raining cats and dogs its raining very heavilyDuring the autumn months its raining cats and dogs, so  make sure you wear your raincoat and take your  umb rella.To squirrel away   squirrels are usually very active in Autumn getting ready for a long winter. They  spend their time eating and gathering nuts to get them through winter when very little food will be  available for them. We squirrel away things in the same way. We do it secretly without telling  anyone. Money,  for example.We might be saving for that rainy day  (a day when we really need  some extra cash).He squirrelled  away a nice sum of money over the early summer and was able to  buy his wife a nice winter present.Autumn of his life   alas age catches up on all of us eventually. When we are in the autumn of our  life usually,  we have lived a long time and we are looking forward perhaps to retirement of taking  things a little easier.My grandfather was in the autumn of his life when he decided he was too old  to drive a car anymore. His eye sight was getting worse.Fall is an interesting word. It has many uses so we will look at that in a separate blog. Thank you  

Three Tips for GMAT Sentence Correction Comparison Questions

Three Tips for GMAT Sentence Correction Comparison Questions GMAT MBA Admissions Blog GMAT sentence correction questions are part of the verbal section of the GMAT. As you probably know, with these questions, you are presented with a sentence, part or all of which is underlined. There are five answer choice options, and each one is a different way to replace the underlined part. The first answer is always the same as the underlined portion, but next four are different. You must pick the answer choice which reflects the best way to complete the sentence. GMAT sentence questions test your ability to use the English language accurately, effectively, and as concisely as possible. We previously wrote a blog article that covers eight major concepts that are often tested on in GMAT sentence correction questions. One of those concepts concerns how to appropriately use and write about comparisons. Navigating through questions about comparisons are likely to be a major element of your journey through the GMAT sentence correction section. The video above offers a simple approach to effectively managing comparison questions. It recommends the following steps: Set up your scratch pad with the answer choices for process of elimination purposes Draw a line where you’ll articulate the issue within the sentence as written Read the sentence with an eye towards articulating the issue within the sentence as written (in this case, the issue is an odd or illogical comparison, which is why we call this a comparison question) Note â€" steps 1-3 apply to all GMAT sentence correction questions, while 4-7 are specific to “comparison” questions. By identifying key phrases, in this case “unlike,” underline what is being compared, as well as what it’s being compared to. Determine whether the current comparison makes sense? Can you compare the two things or not? Go through each remaining answer choice, without focusing on the sentence in its entirety, and just consider whether the answer choices compare things that can in fact be compared. If not, eliminate that answer (the trick is to just focus on the two things being compared in the text as written) Once you have vectored in on an answer that compares two things appropriately, sub in the new underlined information into the sentence and re-read it to check for overall flow and meaning, just to ensure you didn’t miss something. For additional strategies for dealing with GMAT sentence correction questions, visit our YouTube channel.

How One Student Learned to Love the Kumon Program

How One Student Learned to Love the Kumon Program How One Student Learned to Love the Kumon Program Meet Rachel. The bubbly 11-year-old enjoys riding her bike with friends and practicing martial arts. Like many fifth graders, Rachel is studying multiplication and division in school. Unlike her classmates, however, Rachel is not concerned about the prospect of fractions on the horizon. That’s because she already mastered them in Kumon. In fact, she’s studying advanced algebra in Kumon, completing work that’s five years above her school grade level. Kumon wasn’t always a breeze for Rachel. When she started, she tried any method she could think of to avoid doing her worksheets. And by any method, we mean any method. Rachel would tell her Instructor that the dog ate her homeworkâ€"even though she didn’t have a dog. She would roll her worksheets into a ball, grind them with a cheese grater, and then throw away the evidence. Once, she  chucked her worksheets into a fire pit. She even soaked her worksheets in water, hid them in the freezer, and broke the frozen sheets into pieces. Eventually, Rachel realized that no matter how many worksheets she destroyed, her Instructor would always have a replacement. She reluctantly started completing her worksheets  and soon discovered it wasn’t as difficult as she feared. She began to excel in school, and the tradeoff more than made up for having to do some extra work in the evenings. Rachel is now so advanced in math that she finishes  both her classwork and homework during school, leaving her with plenty of time to tackle her Kumon at home. Rachel’s early struggles in Kumon prepared her for her favorite extracurricular activity, Hapkido. Hapkido is a hybrid martial art that focuses on several techniques, including throwing and kicks. Rachel was already a veteran Kumon Student when she started Hapkido, so she knew her practices wouldn’t always be easy. As a result, she doesn’t get discouraged when she can’t master a kick right away. Instead, when she struggles with a new move, she takes a step back, rests, and then tries again. Eventually, she figures it out and moves onto the next technique, just like in Kumon. The road to success isn’t always easy. Taking on something new, like Kumon, can seem like an insurmountable task at first. However, with some practice and perspective, what seemed impossible eventually becomes doable. The worksheets Rachel worked so hard to destroy seven years ago could probably be completed in mere seconds now. The basic kicks she learned when first starting Hapkido could probably be done in her sleep. Rachel will continue to face difficult problems in Kumon and learn complex moves in Hapkido, but she’ll keep trying and will master them, too. You might also be interested in: This Young Kumon Student Learned To Love New Challenges in Math Discover How This Student Learned to Love New Challenges This Student Learned the Power of a Routine with Kumon This Young Reading Program Completer Developed a Love for Literature in Kumon How One Student Learned to Love the Kumon Program How One Student Learned to Love the Kumon Program Meet Rachel. The bubbly 11-year-old enjoys riding her bike with friends and practicing martial arts. Like many fifth graders, Rachel is studying multiplication and division in school. Unlike her classmates, however, Rachel is not concerned about the prospect of fractions on the horizon. That’s because she already mastered them in Kumon. In fact, she’s studying advanced algebra in Kumon, completing work that’s five years above her school grade level. Kumon wasn’t always a breeze for Rachel. When she started, she tried any method she could think of to avoid doing her worksheets. And by any method, we mean any method. Rachel would tell her Instructor that the dog ate her homeworkâ€"even though she didn’t have a dog. She would roll her worksheets into a ball, grind them with a cheese grater, and then throw away the evidence. Once, she  chucked her worksheets into a fire pit. She even soaked her worksheets in water, hid them in the freezer, and broke the frozen sheets into pieces. Eventually, Rachel realized that no matter how many worksheets she destroyed, her Instructor would always have a replacement. She reluctantly started completing her worksheets  and soon discovered it wasn’t as difficult as she feared. She began to excel in school, and the tradeoff more than made up for having to do some extra work in the evenings. Rachel is now so advanced in math that she finishes  both her classwork and homework during school, leaving her with plenty of time to tackle her Kumon at home. Rachel’s early struggles in Kumon prepared her for her favorite extracurricular activity, Hapkido. Hapkido is a hybrid martial art that focuses on several techniques, including throwing and kicks. Rachel was already a veteran Kumon Student when she started Hapkido, so she knew her practices wouldn’t always be easy. As a result, she doesn’t get discouraged when she can’t master a kick right away. Instead, when she struggles with a new move, she takes a step back, rests, and then tries again. Eventually, she figures it out and moves onto the next technique, just like in Kumon. The road to success isn’t always easy. Taking on something new, like Kumon, can seem like an insurmountable task at first. However, with some practice and perspective, what seemed impossible eventually becomes doable. The worksheets Rachel worked so hard to destroy seven years ago could probably be completed in mere seconds now. The basic kicks she learned when first starting Hapkido could probably be done in her sleep. Rachel will continue to face difficult problems in Kumon and learn complex moves in Hapkido, but she’ll keep trying and will master them, too. You might also be interested in: This Young Kumon Student Learned To Love New Challenges in Math Discover How This Student Learned to Love New Challenges This Student Learned the Power of a Routine with Kumon This Young Reading Program Completer Developed a Love for Literature in Kumon

3 Reasons Your Landlord Might Not Allow Subletting

3 Reasons Your Landlord Might Not Allow Subletting pexels.com Financial Loss Even if you sublet your apartment and go through the proper channels with the property’s rules and regulations, there is still a chance that whoever you find to sublet your apartment will not pay. The pool of potential subtenants is small and it can be difficult to find someone you actually know to sublet a room or apartment. That means you are entrusting your space to a complete stranger. You might find them trustworthy and want to take their word, but even friends can go back on what they say. If you are not there at the property, how can you guarantee that they will pay? What if they pay late and your property managers charge you a late fee? Who pays it, you or the subtenant? The subtenant should be the one to pay but they might not and then you will be stuck with the fees. If you do not monitor the situation closely, the landlord might end up evicting your subtenant, and in essence, you. Then they will have to file an eviction lawsuit against you in order to recuperate the funds they have lost because of this interloper who never paid rent. And you will often be the one sued, not the subtenant. The point of renting the property out is to make money off of it and so whether the subtenant pays or not, the landlord will get their due. The rent must be paid. This is why your landlord can be hesitant to allow subletting, and really, can you blame them? Fraudulent Identity If you do not go through the official channels to sublet your property and just accept someone to live in your space in your stead while you are away, the landlord has no idea who is living in their space. The person living in the space ends up not going through a background check or leaving a paper trail as to their whereabouts. This is pretty sketchy and frowned upon by most property owners. Doing background checks and screening people before allowing them to live in a property is important, especially as most subtenants are strangers even to the tenants. Landlords need to know who is staying in the property in order to protect it and other tenants properly. What if this person has a record of being evicted or has been unable to hold down a job? It is the property owner’s right to know that information. Even beyond economic means, there are other reasons why landlords need to know about the people living in their properties. What if a subtenant is actually a sexual offender? Sexual offenders often have regulations in place about where they live. If they are able to move into a location without being screened, they could be living in a place where they are breaking the law. More than breaking the law, it could be putting the safety of the other people who live on or in the property at risk. The landlord themselves could get in trouble for this and it could severely damage their business. It is just another reason why many landlords do not approve of subletting. pexels.com Property Damage Especially when a subtenant has not been screened by the property owners, there is a higher chance of property damage. The lease is not under their name, so it may very well not matter to them. An unofficial subtenant might not know the rules of the property in order to report a problem and might let a problem wait until it gets so big it has become a disaster. If the landlord does not require renters to get renters insurance, they could be plumb out of luck if there is any damage. And who should pay for the damage? The subtenant or the actual tenant whose name is on the lease? What if the subtenant does not have renters insurance? It brings up myriad questions that are hard to answer. The longer it takes to repair the damage, the longer a landlord must wait to put a new person into the space in order to make back the money they have lost. Even if a landlord does not have to pay themselves to repair the property, they lose money simply by not having a tenant in the space.

California International Academies

California International Academies California International Academies About usCalifornia International Academies (CIA) is an educational organization that offers a US Kindergarten, primary and secondary school education, including high school diploma programs in cooperation with partner schools in China. CIA promotes knowledge, innovation and global understanding through a unique, international approach.CIA students will complete their program of study in China at one of several CIA partner schools throughout China. In addition, CIA provides opportunities for US students to study in the program for all, or part of their high school education, creating a unique and truly international educational experience. CIA views US students as ambassadors who will return to their home states with intimate knowledge of the Chinese culture and history.As a college-preparatory school organization, CIA’s curriculum is a Western, US based curriculum, specifically designed to meet the US Common Core Standards, as well as State of California graduation requirements. In addition, the secondary school curriculum is aligned with the University of California A-G curriculum.Mission VisionCalifornia International Academies provide a unique and exemplary educational environment that focuses on preparing each student for the challenges of adulthood in the 21st century, offering a more effective school environment by integrating smaller class sizes. Our graduates will be skilled communicators, critical thinkers, and will demonstrate a commitment to values of self-discipline, integrity and responsibility, with the guidance and care of schools, ardent educators, staff and families. California International Academies California International Academies About us California International Academies (CIA) is an education organization that offers a US Kindergarten, primary and secondary school education including high school diploma programs in cooperation with partner schools in China. CIA promotes knowledge, innovation and global understanding through a unique, international approach. CIA students will complete their program of study in China at one of several CIA partner schools throughout China. In addition CIA provides opportunities for US students to study in the program for all or part of their high school education creating a truly international educational experience. CIA views US students as ambassadors who will return to their home states with intimate knowledge of the Chinese culture and history. As a college-preparatory school organization, CIAs curriculum is a Western, US based curriculum, specifically designed to meet the US Common Core Standards, as well as State of California graduation requirements. In addition, the secondary school curriculum is aligned with the University of California A-G curriculum. Mission Vision: California International Academies provide a unique and exemplary educational environment that focuses on preparing each student for the challenges of adulthood in the 21st century. Our schools offer a smaller school environment by integrating smaller class sizes. Our graduates will be skilled communicators, critical thinkers, and will demonstrate a commitment to values of self-discipline, integrity and responsibility. The Schools will foster our students to higher achievements by creating a partnership of ardent educators, staff and families. Global Campuses: California International Academies currently has three campuses in China and plans to open additional schools in the near future. 1. California International Academies Tianjin Campus The California International Academies Tianjin Campus is hosted at Tianjin No.14 High School, located at No. 45 Shuichanqian Street in Hebei District, with a beautiful campus covering an area of over 6 hectares, is an institution of junior and senior education. It includes an available building area of 50,260 square meters. Currently the school has a total enrollment of over 2,500 students in 61 classes. There are 267 faculty and staff, among whom 244 are full-time teachers. The school has complete facilities and elegant environment. The multi-media teaching appliances are equipped in all the classrooms. The Internet is accessible on every corner of the campus, and the school library has a collection of over 60,000 books and journals. The school also has biology labs, physics labs and chemistry labs for experiment teaching. There is a playground and a gymnasium with a swimming pool, a badminton court and a basketball court in the school. 2. California International Academies Nanjing Campus California International Academies Nanjing is hosted at Nanjing No.3 High School Founded in 1902, Nanjing No.3 High School is a four-star (highest possible ranking) high school in Nanjing. In the 1920s, Mr. Tao Xingzhi, a great educationalist of China, served as principal of this school for six years. After more than 110 years of development, the school has divided into two sub-schools, high school and junior high school. The school is now located in the historic downtown Qinhuai district in Nanjing. Coming in 2016: 3. California International Academies Beijing Campus California International Academies Beijing is our premiere school located in Chinas capital. Hosted by Peking University Affiliated Experimental School, our Beijing Campus is located inZhong Guan Cun, the heart of the Chinas RD center for science and technology and is located close to Peking University, a college known for its pursuits in democracy and science. CIA-Beijing has an enrollment of approximately 2,400 students.

5 ways to prepare for the SAT this winter - TutorNerds

5 ways to prepare for the SAT this winter - TutorNerds Tips Form an Irvine SAT Tutor: 5 ways to prepare for the SAT this winter Although spring is the most popular time to take the SAT, many students are choosing to take it in the winter these days so they can focus on their advanced placement exams in May. Also, students who take the SAT during the winter will have the option to take it again at the end of the school year if they want to improve their score. Its hard enough to get used to being back in the classroom after winter break so when students add in test prep they might feel a little bit overwhelmed. One of the best ways students can prepare for their SAT is to find a good balance in their schedule and work on time management so they can have enough energy to get through the end of the school year as well as do well on college entrance exams (our experienced Irvine SAT tutors are here to help you score high). 1.   Prep in advance One of the easiest ways students can maintain a healthy work-life balance while studying for the SAT is to prepare well in advance of the big day. Students who leave things till the last minute often become overwhelmed with the amount of work they have to do and this type of frustration can certainly stress a student out and potentially lower their score. When students create a study timeline they have an opportunity to meet goals one at a time as well as have extra time to prepare in case something else comes up. 2.   Create a personalized study plan One size does not fit all when it comes to test prep. In fact, almost every single student will have different needs. Although most students have are strong in either math or English, their skill sets often require that they need to work on different subcategories of these core subjects. The best way for students to start their personalized study plan is to take a full-length practice exam, or at least a shortened version thereof so they can determine which skills they have already developed and which ones they need to work on (READ: 5 Awesome SAT Apps). 3.   Leave enough time for non-academic activities By this point in the year students are already stressed out so, if they add test prep to their weekly routine, they may run out of steam before June. Instead, students are encouraged to plan some extracurricular activities into their schedule, so they dont feel overwhelmed by all the work they have to do. Students with a rested mind and a positive attitude towards education, in general, tend to be able to focus more and score higher on important exams. 4.   Meet up with friends to study Another great way for students to prepare for their winter SAT is to meet up with friends after school and study. A social setting provides a positive learning environment and classmates encourage each other to persevere through difficult topics while at the same time having a little bit of fun. Students can either meet up with other people preparing for the SAT at a coffee shop near school, or they can have a fully organized study group with a tutor to lead the session. 5.   Work with a tutor to assess strengths and weaknesses Last, but certainly, not least students are encouraged to work with a tutor in a one-on-one environment to assess their personal strengths and weaknesses. Because each student has a different learning style, they can benefit greatly from working with someone who can advocate for them and help them figure out how best to manage their time up until the big day. Test prep tutors work with tons of students year after year and recognize patterns that can either help or hurt a student’s chances of reaching their test prep goals. Its never too early or too late to book your private Irvine SAT tutor. Call us today for more information. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by Tutor Nerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us write.

Defining Carbohydrates Chemistry

Defining Carbohydrates ChemistryCarbohydrates Chemistry describes the chemical reactions that are inherent in carbohydrates. Carbohydrates contain a carbon and hydrogen attached to a sugar molecule, usually glucose or fructose. Ingestion of carbohydrates for long periods of time results in the body producing glucose as a byproduct of metabolism. The goal of the body is to maintain energy and provide vital nutrients for the cells.Carbohydrates are broken down into simple sugars and then converted to energy and nutrients during metabolism. Carbohydrates have been discovered in the form of cereals, pastas, refined sugars, corn and rice; however, other foods can be used to replace them. They are referred to as starches.Studies show that complex carbohydrates contain a combination of fatty acids and other vitamins, minerals that make them beneficial for the body. They are particularly helpful for the liver and kidneys because they promote a faster rate of metabolism which makes the body e asier to digest.On the other hand, simple sugars are highly processed by the body and turn to fat as well as acid. However, in addition to this, the body also needs the complex carbohydrates for energy. This explains why there are diet and exercise plans that involve eating complex carbohydrates as part of the exercise program.The composition of carbohydrates chemistry is explained in the following. The three types of carbohydrates are glyco-cellulose, glucose, and fructose. Glyco-cellulose is the non-sugar form of glucose. Glucose is the sugar form of carbohydrates and fructose is glucose.Glyco-cellulose is commonly used in many industrial purposes as well as for the production of pharmaceuticals. It is one of the oldest forms of carbohydrates and it is often used as a raw material in the making of several foodstuffs. It is found in breads, pasta, beverages, candy, beverages, breads, and cakes. There are two different forms of glycoconjugates.The glucose-type glycoconjugate is solu ble in water, whereas the fructose-type glycoconjugate is not. If it has a higher molecular weight than fructose, it is considered to be glucose. Glucose and fructose are two of the main sources of calories in the human body. It has long been known that foods with high levels of sugar have adverse effects on the body. Hence, reducing consumption of these sugars is considered to be beneficial. Intake of carbs also decreases your risk of becoming overweight or developing a lot of other diseases.

How to Calculate Percent Yield

How to Calculate Percent YieldChemists who are interested in how to calculate percent yield need to become skilled at using mathematical equations. Calculating yield with a formula requires the use of scientific notation. Although it may seem like a simple process, many chemists may find that it can be very time consuming and difficult to understand when they don't have a good grasp of mathematics. However, it can be quite easy to learn how to calculate percent yield if you know how to properly study the formula.To calculate percent yield, you will first need to know the chemical equation used for conversion. The calculation is essentially based on the mass ratio of two different elements and their conversion to one another. For example, copper and nickel are both metals and can be converted to one another through chemical reactions. If you convert copper to nickel, you are essentially multiplying the mass of copper by the mass of nickel.In chemistry, it is not enough for the convers ion to be linear, instead, there must be a way to make the calculations more precise. For this, chemical formulas are used. If you know how to properly use formulas in your work, you can greatly improve your chances of finding an accurate answer when you ask how to calculate percent yield.When you need to know how to calculate percent yield, you will first need to know the formula for conversion of copper to nickel. This formula is known as the bond equation. It will allow you to determine the fraction of copper, you would have to add to a certain quantity of nickel in order to get a certain amount of nickel. This means that the more copper you want, the less nickel you will need to get it.The next step in knowing how to calculate percent yield involves determining the mass ratio of the two elements. There are two different factors that determine the percentage. The first factor is the volume of the material and the second factor is the number of atoms. This means that if you want t o determine the volume, you will need to divide the mass of the substance by the volume. If you are only concerned with the number of atoms, then you would simply multiply the mass by the number of atoms in the formula.Finally, to calculate percent yield you will need to determine the conversion factor from the mass ratio to the number of atoms. This conversion factor is known as the Gibbs free energy. You need to learn about this formula before you can figure out how to calculate percent yield. There are two important facts about this formula. The first fact is that it is dependent on the volume of the substance being converted and the second fact is that you can easily determine the exact conversion factor with the help of this formula.When you learn how to calculate percent yield, you will gain a better understanding of the mechanics of converting materials to another material. In addition, this will help you to apply these concepts to all sorts of situations. In addition, if you are interested in becoming a specialist in this field, you will find that this will open up many opportunities for you. This knowledge can open up many doors for you in your career.