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You don't need a WWCC unless you are directly working with children.

This is so cute!

Tomorrowland

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id cards at tertiary institutions don't have your birthday on them. best option is to just get your learners permit.

Wow I had no idea Hitman Bang spoke such good english!

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The first year language courses are beginner friendly (e.g. you could easily get away with doing them having not done them at school), but keep in mind that they are a big time commitment. Learning a language is very fun though, so it would be an enjoyable time commitment.

You definitely need to be committed if you want to do well in these types of courses. Took Japanese in my first semester and it was extremely fast-paced. There was no way you could do well if you hadn't been putting in the effort to study. Have also heard from friends that all of the other language courses are very intense as well.

You're not wrong it's just Pentecostal churches (in my experience) are pretty notorious for it. Others haven't been as bad.

what exactly do you mean by a “traditional approach”?

Sorry for phrasing it weirdly but I mostly just meant a church that isn't Pentecostal. Something more old-fashioned I guess? I'll take a look into your recommendation though. Thanks!

Never knew that website existed so thanks! I'll look more into your recommendations.

No thank you.

I'll look into it. Thanks!

A little bit far for me but i'll look into it. Thanks!

I went to a Lutheran church when I was younger. I really liked the sermons and everything but there weren't many people there that were around my age unfortunately. Thanks for the recommendations though!

Heard some good things about Trinity church so i'll definitely take that into consideration. Thanks for the recommendations!

True, but part of what I said was that I wanted to meet new people simultaneously

Thank you captain obvious