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In few weeks' time, I'm about to graduate from ITE.
Two years just past without us knowing.
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Unlike any other children, i don't change my ambition as often.
I wanted to be a teacher. And till today, i still do.
It doesn't matter what or who i teach as long as i'm able to share my knowledge with.
Not that i have much knowledge to share with though. Hahahaha.
At the same time,
I would like to help people in any way i can.
Hence why, i hope to be a counsellor too.
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Graduated from O levels in 2009.
Disappoint my parents with my results.
As for myself, I wasn't THAT upset.
And so i head to ITE- Bishan in 2010.
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I accept the fact that i AM in ITE.
I've never regret being in ITE.
I've never looked back and said,
i should have studied more/done better for Os so that i need not be here.
Not even a minute i'm jealous that my good friends were going Poly
Because.....
I met great friends here too in my school.
They aren't those typical mats/minahs that you see in most campuses.
My close friends are mostly from the Express stream.
But that doesn't make any diff since we are all in the same school now.
Hahahaha :p
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I don't always get what i want.
When i was in Primary school, i thought i'd be in a mixed school.
Not because of the boys but because i wanted a change in the uniform.
My primary school's uniform was a Pinafore.
I thought of wearing the shirt and skirt kinda uniform when i step in Secondary school.
But no, Mum decides where i head to.
She said, go to a Girls' School. Any girl school, she wouldn't mind.
Was upset, really. I got my aunt to lecture me about
how important a good school is compared to a uniform.
(LOL, how shallow my brain could be. It's just a freaking uniform! Haha.)
But hey, thank God for her i'm in a school where i can be proud of.
Not some Chinese school's name, where i can't even pronounce it correctly.
And when applying courses for ITE,
i thought of taking Early Childhood Education as my first choice
since i love children & teaching.
But again no, Mum wants me to take Business Studies.
Any course under Business Studies.
And that's when i took Event Management as my first.
Look where it had brought me now.
The good, the great and recognised events.
Again, no regrets.
The route that you're going may not be the one that you've been looking forward to,
it doesn't even lead me any closer to being a teacher or counsellor
but hey i do learnt something out of it-
to make the best of what I have and of what i can get, to never regret being there
because at some point of time, you were happy (no regrets being happy, right?) and
eventually at the end of the day, you'll see the greatness in it.
And now that we've graduated, i'm sad. Haiyah.
ITE mates, teachers, foods, events, you all are dearly missed by me.
Teehee.
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