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Hai readers. It's time for me to update my second semester adventure in TESL. So, the second semester did not start well thanks to the horrible management I had to deal with. I had to manually register almost all of the new subjects I took for the second semester. Finding subjects you want to learn are difficult, I swear. If the class capacity is full, you're out. If it clashes with your other subjects, you're out. A lot of bickering (though I was not a part of it) between my classmates whom all had different schedules. It's extremely hard to find a time where everyone is available. I enjoyed few subjects that I took like emotion management and foundation of criminology. This two courses gave me new general information that is important in writing. To be a writer, you had to have vast knowledge; that's what I believe in. Bioethics subject was interesting too though I didn't exactly enjoy all the class sessions. So, one thing I definitely despise during the s...

I decided to update today, a day before I start my second semester. So, semester one is a roller coaster ride for me. It was tough, so many sleepless nights and anxiety thoughts. I enrolled in UKM on week 7, right on the mid-sem of the first semester. I was forced to merge with the 'arus perdana' students of UKM which means I had to catch up with all the seven weeks that I have missed; the seven weeks worth of assignments and the seven weeks worth of lectures. It was insane but I somehow made it. I remember on the first week of my enrolment, I suddenly needed to take a quiz of a subject I barely knew about. Can you imagine yourself having to take a quiz about an alien topic? I had to go through that since there'll be no exceptions or handicap for me even though I was a fresh, new student in Banchelor of TESL. My answers were all nonsense, nothing seems right so when I walked out from the exam hall, there was only one thing on my mind; I am going to fail this for sure. O...

Hi, I'm back again to talk about TESL related life experience. I hope those who read my blog posts find the informations/ experiences that I have shared somewhat useful. If not, I'll try to improve myself in the future. So, like what I have stated in my last post (which was months ago), I am currently during Banchelor in TESL in... DRUM ROLL University Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)! *GASP* "But you failed medsi how the hell did you manage to enrol yourself in one of the prestigious university in Malaysia? A government university on top of that?!" Surprise, surprise. This, people, is what I call luck. To those who do not pass MEDSI, listen carefully, there's a way to further your studies in Banchelor in TESL else than going for IPTS. But then again, there's no problem with going to MSU, Nottingham or Taylor Universities. Under Pusat Kembangan Pelajaran (PKP) in UKM, executive programs are introduced for Degree students. The concept is somewhat the sam...