A subject that you would like to learn in the future

You should say:

• What is this course (or, would be)?
• Where would you do it?
• What would you learn in that course?
• Explain why you would like to do this course.

One subject I would love to learn in the future is photography. I think it would be a fun and creative course to take. I would probably do this course at a local community college or an online platform like Coursera because they offer flexible schedules and affordable prices. In this course, I would learn how to use a camera properly, understand lighting, and edit photos using software like Photoshop. I would also learn about different styles of photography, such as portrait, landscape, and street photography. These skills would help me capture beautiful moments in my life and share them with others. The reason I want to learn photography is that I love taking pictures, but I don’t really know how to make them look professional. Last year, I went on a trip to the mountains, and my photos didn’t turn out as nice as I hoped. If I knew more about photography, I could have taken better pictures to remember that amazing experience. Also, it would be a great way to express my creativity and maybe even turn it into a hobby or side job in the future.

Alright, let's break down how to answer this Part 2 question about a subject you'd like to learn in the future. First, structure your answer like a short story: start by naming the subject (like coding or photography) and why it caught your interest. Then, mention where you'd learn it—maybe online, at a local college, or even abroad. Next, describe what you'd actually learn in the course, like skills or knowledge. Finally, explain why you're drawn to it—maybe it’s for a career, a hobby, or just curiosity. Keep it natural, like you’re talking to a friend, and don’t forget to use linking words (like 'because,' 'so,' 'also') to connect your ideas smoothly. Focus on fluency and clarity, and try to fill the 2-minute time without rushing. Practice by recording yourself and listening back to improve!