Tuesday, March 27, 2012


Portfolio Task 3

        Many people claim that a balanced diet, or eating balanced meals, is the key to a healthy life. In this essay I will give my arguments with examples and relevant evidence.

        Some people think that the healthy life is when you take balanced meals and diet; for sure I don’t agree with this opinion, because not only diet and eating balanced meals is the key to a healthy life. In my opinion when you want a healthy life follow a diet and eat healthy food, and play any sport you like, like swimming and football. Other people think any food you take is healthy; in some countries when you want healthy food you ask about healthy food or for a diet and you will get it, especially in America. I saw many old people have a healthy life. I find that all their food is healthy and everyday they walk and do a kind of sport they like. On the other hand there are some gyms which have a lot of sport to play or if you want to be at home or you can’t be out of the home there are a lot of channels which show you some important exercises to be healthy.

        Overall everything is important to me but the healthy life is also to quit smoking and don’t eat unbalanced food to be overweight.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Portfolio Task 2


                The charts below show the main reasons for study among students of different age groups and the amount of support they received from employers in the UK. In this essay I will select the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

        In first chart shows us reasons for study according to age for career and interest. In this chart the age between 40 to 49 has the same amount and, for career, the under 26 group has the highest amount but the lowest was for these over 49. Also, for interest the highest amount was for these aged over 49 and the lowest under 26. In the second chart, about employer support, the highest amount was under 26 and they have about 63 and the lowest at 34 was for those between 30 to 39.

        Overall, I see in the first chart those under 26 and those over 49 are opposite. Most under 26 study for career and, conversely most over 49 studies for interest.