Work and Travel Introduction Video

Bengisu Turan, a 21-year-old medical student from Ankara, introduces herself and explains her motivation to join a Work and Travel program abroad to gain international experience and cultural exposure

Key Takeaways

Bengisu is a motivated medical student seeking international work and cultural experience.
Her family background and frequent relocations have prepared her for adapting to new environments.
She views the Work and Travel program as a career-enhancing opportunity abroad.
Her personal traits, especially friendliness and responsibility, support her goal of building relationships across cultures.

What the video covers

Speaker introduces herself as Bengisu Turan, 21 years old, a third-year medicine student at Asylum University in Ankara, Turkey.
She describes her family: a mother who is an environmental engineer, an elder sister who is a national channel reporter, and a father who is a chief constable.
Her father's job required frequent moves to different ministries, which she says improved her adaptability to new places and people.
She describes herself as a quick learner with a planned, punctual, hard-working, responsible, cheerful, outgoing, friendly, and faithful personality.
She credits these traits with making her good at human relations.
Her main reason for joining the Work and Travel program is the opportunity to work and travel at the same time.
She believes working in a foreign country without speaking her native language will provide a great experience.
She expects the program to make a significant contribution to a future career abroad after graduation.
She plans to visit different places and has made a list of destinations.
She is excited to learn about different cultures and make friends from other countries.

What is Bengisu Turan's academic background?

Bengisu is a 21-year-old third-year medicine student at Asylum University in Ankara, Turkey. She describes herself as a motivated and quick learner.

Why does Bengisu want to join the Work and Travel program?

She sees it as a big chance to work and travel at the same time. She believes working abroad without speaking her native language will give her great experience and benefit her career after graduation.

How has Bengisu's family background influenced her?

Her father's job as a chief constable required frequent moves to different ministries, which she says improved her adaptability to new places and people. She describes herself as good at human relations as a result.