Studying in PC versus Studying in high schoo Studying in PC versus Studying in high school.

Thesis
There are 3 interesting points that some people think that studying in PC is better than studying in high school. * Harder unpredictable * Meet more foreign -> Practice your English skill * Good at English or be more responsible

The best way to improve your English skill is try to use it everyday. In your high school even in international high school, it is not guarantee that you are the professional English person because in high school everything depends on yourself and some high school teachers are not good at English; even they are English teachers. Conversely, all teachers in PC class are expert at English because English is their native language. They are always take care their student closely and students in PC class have to speak English all the time with their teachers. Therefore, Studying in PC can help you a lot in English skill better than studying in high school.

In Pc section, it likes a pre-university that helps students become more responsible. In high school, when the deadline comes, our teachers always warn us all the time to send our assignments on time. On the other hand, Teachers in PC class just give assignment and warn students a few times. The rest depends on students’s responsibilities. Consequently, this action prepares the students to become more responsible for entering university.

When you study in high school, everything seems stable. The schedule, assignment’s deadline and the way to pass the test are something that students already know and used to it. Unlike, In Pc class everything can change all the time. Your assignment deadline can be tomorrow or today so it is your duty to do it on time. As a result, you have to ready to adjust in every situations. In brief, studying in PC can prepare you to become the student in university because it increase your responsibility; it improves your English skill and it vary you to be flexible in any situations. If you study in high school, you never confront these experiences.