My nephew 1st day at preschool Muhammadiyah...
Hamzah turns 3 years old this year and that makes him eligible for the same preschool which I was sent to when I was young. Like any other preschoolers, he cried terribly even before the van picked him up from his home and was only seen smiling when he left the school on the way back home.
What lies aheadWith the completion of 60% of the FYP where another 40% lies in Poster Design in March, im currently left with 6 heavy modules to survive this semester.
God knows how interesting my last semester in NUS can be.
Im not worried about ending my undergraduate life with how low or high my CAPS score is but im rather peculiar about venturing in the job market. Preparing a resume yesterday made me realize how difficult it could be without a job. Honestly speaking, I want to earn a place in the dog-eat-dog world before i even get my graduate certificate. It may look like a hard fact to swallow.
Currently, I have to fight places with hundreds of chemical engineers from NTU and NUS and it sucks. So my current thought: WORK ABROAD.
Never am I going to work as a teacher or end up taking Army or Police permanent duties (sign on). That is definite! Since my resume has so many customer related services experiences, i feel I would want to do some engineering jobs which probably dwells on marketing and customer related stuffs. As they say, all Singaporean undergraduates can talk well.
So why not, right...
I heard numerous stories about undergraduates still struggling to get a job right after graduation and have to live with their savings. Kinda freak me out.
