I’ve been rethinking my approach to this goal and feel that since I get easily overwhelmed by large projects, I need to break things down and clarify what I want as much as possible.

So, I have decided to update my previous list with the level to which I would like to learn them. Also, I am going to work on developing my own system of learning, as what I’ve tried hasn’t worked, so there’s no point in trying to bang my head against a brick wall.

I have split my list into four groups: Pre-GCSE, GCSE, A-Level and University. Just because I still think with the school mindset :) If I can actually get the qualification as well, then that would be great, but it’s more of a guideline really.

Pre-GCSE:

• Icelandic
• Tibetan
• Russian
• Indonesian
• Filipino
• Malay

GCSE:

• Portuguese
• Finnish
• Greek
• Turkish
• Farsi
• Swahili

A-Level:

• Spanish
• Dutch
• Swedish
• Arabic
• Chinese
• Japanese
• Korean

University:

• French
• German
• Italian

This list is flexible – I may decide I want to pursue a language to a higher level or stop at a lower level. I may add or remove languages. I tend to prefer organic growth rather than strict pathways, so I’m going to go with it instead of force myself into something that doesn’t fit me.