Born on January 6th 1986
from a loving Mexican family in the city of Toluca, which is located one hour
away from Mexico city. I have two older brothers Nahum and Benjamin, my father
is Alfredo and my mother Ruth. They divorced some years ago and now I live with
my mother and grandparents.
I was born and raised in
Toluca where I studied from kindergarten to University. When I was in
elementary school I met my best friend Jorge; he is a really nice person who
cares about others and is really worried about animal rights. We have been
friends since we were 10 years old. In secondary school I met a girl named
Karen who is also one of my best friends, unfortunately we have been losing
touch because we live in different cities.
I obtained my bachelor's
degree in 2013 from the Faculty of Languages in the UAEM university, after that
I worked in a hotel as a bellboy but I didn’t like it. After some time I was
unemployed and my brother told me that one of his colleagues was looking for an
English teacher, that's when I met my current girlfriend Angelica; she used to be my
boss. After six months working with my girlfriend in a small school I decided
to apply for a job in the UAEM University. Luckily I got the job and started
working as an English teacher in two different universities. I really like my
job, though sometimes it is challenging because some of my students are not
interested in learning English but in general is a really nice job but a salary
increase wouldn't hurt.
Biography made by
Alfredo Emanuel León Casasola
Bye for now
It's interesting how a person can learn about someone else's life. I like a lot the way you write and the things you do in life, it's nice to know we have things in common because we both got our B.A. from the same University in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you.
Hi Emanuel,
ReplyDeleteI do agree with Claudia. I wonder how, in this remote land away from home, we got to meet each other, And above all, because I also worked for UAEM from 1996 to 2007, and I am a co-founder of CELe in Atlacomulco branch.
To me, it has been a very rewardable experience to work for them, although the salary was not what I expected; you are right.Bur since my students were university level, you can imagine now. All of them with a job, many of them married, and what I never thought, some of them see me on the street and have made me some favors from the positions they hold now, when in those times I just saw them like students, not realizing they would soon become successful in the job market.
I just attended the 30th anniversary dinner at Atlacomulco branch, today called CUA (Atlacomulco Universitary Center), and all I can say from your post, is glad to meet you, and hope we may hold a frienship. Your ex-principal at Fac de Lenguas is a veryclose friend of mine, who took COTE wit me in 2002!
JR
Hi Emanuel
ReplyDeleteIt is a pleasure to meet people like you, who appreciate its origins and work hard to be better every day.
Nice to meet you.