College Admissions Essay: A Career As A Teacher

As I was growing up education was most the challenges thing to young girls. In my cultural most of the parents believed it was not important that girl go school, but the boys were important. They would tell the girls in a couple years you will get married and will raise your kids as your mother did with you, so you don’t not need education to be a mother and raise family. On the other hand, my parents believed that all their children are equal and have the same education. The day my brothers were going to preschool my sisters and I were with them. I remember when I was 8 years old one my father was reading a story to me and when he was done, he told when you grew up you will be a teacher not only a teacher, but great teacher and you will make

It is important to me as a woman that I advocate for all women in this country, no matter their race, culture, and ethnicity are special young girls. As I was girl one day I wanted to an educator, education was my Maine goals, and as I got older I am starting to see I am getting there. I chose to be a teacher because I wanted to have a career where I could make an impact and be contributing to society. The day I graduate high school a lot people in my community what they expected from was to be married and be a stay home mother, and to take care my family, because that was most of my age girls would start thinking about that age. The most common age of marriage in Somalia is around 15 or 16 years and older Marriages can either be arranged or be a result of personal choice. Men are usually the head of the household. Women manage the finances and take care of the children on the other hand, today most the women in Somalia and all the world work outside the home, due to increasing financial hardships. However, I had refused to be like those that girls, I did not want to house wife with no education, I wanted to be a role model for the children I will have one