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Originally posted by holmes at 24-3-2007 03:37 PM
hom was thinking kan membuka thread baru...
semua pasal what's happening and to happen di Brunei...cam Highlights lah jua tu..
what say you all?.. at least to keep us update with whats goin ...
:setuju: :setuju::setuju::setuju: at least ada jua tempat ku membaca brunei updates |
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Originally posted by chichi at 24-3-2007 02:21 PM
bukan 2 hrs. masa summer ani... we're 3 hrs ahead of brunei. tapi start krg mlm @ 2 am.. we have to adjust semua jam.. coz we gonna be only 2 hrs ahead. can sleep longer maahh.. hehe 
Adjust di kepala saja! ok jua tu hehehe! |
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Originally posted by LailaTempawan at 24-3-2007 02:29 PM
awu inda pulang sakit tu hom... ganya iatah tu, ngilu saja mun meliat jarum masuk ke kulit atu.. hehehe...
awu.. bp tinggi.. tapi ani alhamdulilah, hopefully ok lah..
Byk2 bawa exercise. Bawa jungle tracking baik! Esok Hawk pagi ke bukit Shahbandar! |
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Originally posted by chichi at 24-3-2007 03:06 PM
inda ku pandai hom. tanya pada yg arif. kalau u tau camana caranya.. share2lah.. biasalah.. bak kata cigu apsah.. sharing is caring.
Hawk pun kan tau jua! nada pemandai bah Hawk ani! |
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Originally posted by holmes at 24-3-2007 03:17 PM
cikgu apsah majid kah chi? 
awu eh...mana yg baik2 atu harus dikongsi sama...wokey hom tanya rah yg arif dulu..rah bod Komputer 
Cikgu Apsah Majid yang di MOE kah? Ada Hawk tebaca pasal kedia di Brunei Times hari atu! Ani nah write up nya:-
LIFE
Sincere Apsah paves the way
Finaz Daniel
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN
20-Mar-07
THERE are many words to describe petite Apsah Abdul Majid; a mother, an educator, a principal or even a Deputy Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Education. Cikgu (teacher) is the term of endearment she prefers the most. Apsah Haji Abdul Majid smiled as she recounted the number of former students who have come up to her over the years, calling her "Cikgu Apsah". "I love it," she smiled. "It is exactly how I want to be remembered, as a role model and a mentor." Regardless of how they remember her, whether as strict or caring, it is how she had touched their lives, she added. Apsah's education started in 1960 in Lamunin and spanned over the years to Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien (Soas) College, Sek Tinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri (STPRI) and completing her 'A' levels in Weston-Super Mare Technical College. She went on to gain an Economics degree in Coventry University in the UK. After settling in Brunei to get married, in 1978, she went on to study at the Institute of Education, Singapore where she achieved a diploma in education. She taught in Maktab Duli Pengiran Muda Al-Muhtadee Billah as an Economics teacher after her diploma and in 1989, went back to the Institute of Education, Singapore to further earn a diploma in Educational Administration. After a two-year stint of becoming the first female principal at Sekolah Menengah Berakas, Cikgu Apsah returns to Maktab Duli Pengiran Muda Al-Muhtadee Billah, this time as a principal. To date, she is the longest serving principal of Maktab Duli Pengiran Muda Al-Muhtadee Billah, being a mother to some 1,000 students over her years there. She admits that there is a big difference to teaching 18-year- olds to her younger students in Sekolah Menengah Berakas. "It was a 24-hour responsibility," she said. "These are the cream of Brunei, our future leaders." In 1994, she achieved her Masters degree in education at St John's University in New York. "Being contented with what you have is very important," said Apsah. "I thought being principal was already the best achievement I could have accomplished." After some 30 years of service as an educator, in 2006, Apsah earned the position of Deputy Permament Secretary for the Ministry of Education. Having the position to improve on the education system in Brunei, Apsah said that the ministry's main challenge is to teach the youths of Brunei today is the English language. "We need to teach them the importance of the language so that they can understand their lessons better and therefore do their work better. "Good command of English will also allow the students to express themselves better." A mother of five, Apsah's climb to success has not been easy. The trials in her life was mostly personal, not her career. Five years ago, her eldest son, Hadiki, now 27, went into cardiac arrest in his third year in UBD which left him with little bodily functions. With tears reflecting in the glasses she wears, Apsah recalls the tormented years of having to take care of him in the hospital with her youngest daughter. "She would sing to him every night in the hopes of getting him better," she remembers. A woman of strength realises life's mistakes can also be God's blessings and capitalises on them. Amidst all this trauma, Apsah still tried to keep a level head and remain strong for the rest of her family. Seeing her strength and how she did not let self-pity swallow her whole or deter her from her career or spending time with her other children, they followed suit. Her daughter, Hafizati, 23, is currently in her second year in Calgary University, Canada, studying medicine and her third child, is currently in London University in the School of African and Oriental studies, studying politics and South East Asian studies, she proudly told The Brunei Times. At 53, Apsah has accomplished a great many things and withstood a great many barriers, and with little regrets. She said there are ample opportunities for women to succeed in their careers. "I don't think women has to choose between a career and family. We can have the best of both worlds. Yes it is hard but if you make your priorities right." She said sincerity is also the key to a good career. "You must work sincerely. Don't think about promotions or other rewards. If you are sincere everything else will fall into place." Two years to go until retirement, Apsah said that she has no definite plans after retiring. She mentions her dreams about building a school but admits that she would like some time off. Living proof that being contented with what you have can get you places, when asked if she has achieved what she set out to do, Apsah said " I have achieved beyond my expectations." Her advice to the younger generation of women today is "Live a legacy. Have an impact on people's lives." Apsah is one of the key participants at the BAG's International Women's Day 2007 Celebration on March 24.
The Brunei Times |
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Originally posted by chichi at 24-3-2007 03:21 PM
awu hom. seingatku.. she's the one yg membagi that magic word... 'sharing is caring' kan fea? ahaks batah udah dang fea inda timbul eh.
Cikgu Apsah must be popular amongst you all! Hawk nda berapa tau kedia ani, mendangar cerita org saja! |
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Originally posted by holmes at 24-3-2007 03:37 PM
hom was thinking kan membuka thread baru...
semua pasal what's happening and to happen di Brunei...cam Highlights lah jua tu..
what say you all?.. at least to keep us update with whats goin ...
:setuju: :setuju: Hawk setuju berabis! Dapat jua kitani tampal gambar dari infofoto do sini, nada payah lagi ke bod kenamaan! |
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Reply #2210 chichi's post
hahhahahaha....pandai jua kamu kecarian kediaku ani..........
kesedakan tarus cikgu aspah.....
awu, masa2 di MD...sharing is caring.....pastu marah2 sampai emo, pastu menangis!!!!
inda ku paham.......
ani tinggi udah pangkat nya....... |
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Category: Negeri & Negara
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pasal something came up so...kengsel intention kan meliat muvi...
Post time 24-3-2007 03:43 PM
what?!!!) wakakakaka.. bila ia explain yg brunei ani on the island of borneo.. he thot that brunei ani masih primitive :@ (yeah we do eat sushi.. ahaks.. apa lagi yg tani makan raw ani? n sarawak's umai.. i dun eat umai though..) hahaha sakit jiwa my fren... sekali kan she found this 
