Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B2, field of study: Information Communication)

After my BA in English, I didn't know what to do (and I was tired of online classes due to Covid-19) so I took a year off and went on a roadtrip around Paris with a friend for two months and a half. When I returned, I applied to a few masters in journalism but wasn't selected. I then decided to do a "Service Civique" and ended up at the Tourisme Department of Vitr Communaut, where I was in charge of the valorization of its hiking paths. 
During this mission, I had the opportunity to discover what communication was and it helped me decided what was next for me. Indeed, I enjoyed a lot what I was doing because the tasks were never the same and I had the opportunity to discover new landscape and meet new people. I also was in charge of a brand new project : a new circuit of 96km in the area of Paris. I had to mark the path with yellow paint and signs, create a communication support for tourists, enter the tracks in an app and organize the inauguration of the circuit. 
At the end of this rich experience, I applied for masters in information-communication to pursue my discover of this domain, and I was accepted in Master COMIN, a general cursus in information-communication, with a wide range of classes. I chose this cursus because of this variety, as I didn't want to specialised in one area, given that I do not know enough of communication for now to choose in which sector I want to work.