Science is such certain an electrifying subject for, uh, many people. There are some find it is quite taxing and they just trivialize the importance of science. But I am quite keen in knowing more about biology. Um, actually I think that genetics is, uh, a my cup of tea. And I’m always very fascinated about the methods that are been used for a DNA extraction used in this process. Uh, I came to know about this, uh, um, field when I was in high school, actually. We were doing an experiment of, uh, spooling to get out the DNA from a onion. Uh, and they were certain methods and procedures, uh, that took place. And all these things were, uh, quite captivating for me. I was. I knew that, uh, I wanted to do something in this field because I have even read in my books that, uh, how important it is and it is even widely accepted. And um, there is a, ah, demanding job all over the world. One of my friends, uh, by technician, told me that, uh, it is not as difficult as people have, uh, made it. Obviously you need hard work if you want to explain any of the field. So, uh, if I am willing to, and if I am passionate, only then, uh, I should choose that subject because it may seem, uh, very demanding at some point. Also, uh, I think it’s very good for me because it offers good income that is required. And if I am spending my five to six years, uh, in genetics, I need to make sure that I am elated with my job and I have, uh, a job satisfaction with my wages, with my colleagues. All in all, uh, I feel very, uh, contented whenever I am in the lab working, uh, and dealing with the DNA extracts and just testing out the things such as parenting testes, such as, um, blood testers. All these things makes me feel so happy. Uh, and I think that job satisfaction is, uh, much higher than the rangges. But still, I would consider them both.
Band 7+: Describe an area of science (biology, robotics, etc.) that you are interested in and would like to learn more about You should say: - Which area it is - When and where you came to know this area - How you get information about this area - And explain why you are interested in this area
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Science is a truly fascinating and electrifying subject for many people. Some find it challenging and may downplay its importance, but I'm quite passionate about learning more about biology. Specifically, I'm drawn to genetics, which I consider my area of interest. I'm particularly fascinated by the methods used for DNA extraction in this field. My interest in genetics began during my high school years when we conducted an experiment involving DNA extraction from an onion. The specific methods and procedures involved in this experiment were captivating to me. I realized then that I wanted to pursue a career in this field. I've read about the importance of genetics and its widespread acceptance, and I know that there's a high demand for professionals in this area. One of my friends, a technician, told me that genetics isn't as difficult as people make it seem. Of course, hard work is essential in any field. I believe that if I'm truly passionate about something, I should pursue it, even if it seems challenging at times. Genetics also appeals to me because it offers good earning potential. If I'm going to dedicate five to six years of my life to studying genetics, I want to ensure that I'm happy with my career and that I have job satisfaction, a good salary, and positive relationships with my colleagues. Overall, I find immense satisfaction in working in a lab, handling DNA extracts, and conducting tests like paternity testing and blood analysis. These activities bring me a great sense of fulfillment. I believe that job satisfaction is more important than just a high salary, but I would still consider both factors.
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