How do students spend their summer holidays?

Summer vacation is eagerly awaited by students and young people pursuing education. After nine months of study, students often plan in advance how they will spend their summer break.

Students studying in distant cities away from their families are particularly eager to return home. During the three-month vacation, they enjoy spending time with their loved ones and helping them. Free from the hustle and bustle of city life, they rest and return to the new academic year fully prepared. Some students use their time productively by enrolling in language courses or other useful programs. Most students prefer to work during the summer, earning their own money and reducing the financial burden on their parents. Summer is an ideal time for students to work, and earning money through honest labor during this period gives a special sense of accomplishment.

How productive and memorable the vacation is depends largely on the student. Engaging in previously postponed tasks, exercising, reading books, or traveling allows the mind to relax, broadens knowledge, and improves health.

As summer vacation draws to a close, students reflect: “What activities did I engage in during the three months? Did I fulfill my plans? What made this vacation special for me?”

This year, I spent my summer vacation well. I had a health check-up and helped my parents.

If a student develops a habit of reading at least ten pages a day across different genres, several books can be read during the vacation. Reading literature helps expand vocabulary and improves the ability to express thoughts clearly and accurately. Another way to spend summer productively is to travel. Visiting another city or even another country allows one to learn a new language and understand the lives and cultures of other nations. Learning to drive during the summer can also be a valuable achievement.

Anel AUGHAMBAI
Student, Faculty of Journalism