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Message: <blockquote data-quote="trainee4u" data-source="post: 209364" data-attributes="member: 30779">I think it's best if you are specific about what you have done and how it's benefited you and/or others.For example, I say I like cycling. I then say that:* I have learned about the technology of bicycles* I have achieved personal goals such as cycling up mountains, by discipline and perseverance.* I have expanded my network through joining cycling clubs, and through discussions about bicycles online.* I supported a charity helping disadvantaged families by providing bicycles for transport.If I were to, say, write about being a Christian, I would emphasise my specific active achievements. Hypothetically things like "I ran the children's group at church for a year building skills in A, B and C", "I set up a website for the church band helping them to do X, Y, Z", "I organised events for underprivileged children" and not something passive like "I went to church every week".</blockquote>

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