How do you answer what did you learn recently?

Simply respond to the question with specific examples that show you recognize and welcome learning opportunities. Describe a time you had to learn new technology, for example.

Which are the main directions that you Learnt last year?

⭐North.

⭐East.

⭐West.

⭐South.

What I learned or what I have learned?

Past Simple tense (I learned) tells only about the fact that occured in the past, while Present Perfect tense (I have learned) indicates a connection between the fact in the past and the present situation. Example: If I say I lost my keys. Past participle is not the name of tense.

How have you grown as a person and a professional?

“Personally I’ve grown by learning how to manage my time, money and mentality. Professionally I have learned to set specific, attainable goals in order to achieve success.” “Personally I have become more accountable and manage my time much more effectively.

How have you grown as an individual during this academic year?

How have you matured and grown as an individual during this academic year? Each year contributes to my growth as an individual as each of you touch my life. Each class has its unique strengths and weaknesses, and that is what contributes to our unique class culture.

What have you learned from your past experiences that you can apply?

Giving a real answer that shows what you have learned from past experiences that you can apply to your new job is essential, as in the following sample response: I have admittedly had a problem in the past with being forgetful. My last job I had the opportunity to keep track of many different schedules.

What have you learned from your experience as a professional?

Professionally I have learned to set specific, attainable goals in order to achieve success.” “Personally I have become more accountable and manage my time much more effectively. Professionally I have developed a selling attitude along with a better ability to understand people and conversations.”