Time to Look Back...

It’s been two years since I started doing Personal Progress Development and I’m glad that there was subject like this in university. Unlike other lectures I was able to learn so many valuable things to make my life better. Like I said I learn so many things from PPD but in here I would like to state most valuable things that I learn from these sessions.

• be creative
• be a strategic thinker
• identify our own strengths and weaknesses
• identify our life goals and work hard to achieve them
• be a team leader
• work as a team, negotiate with others and to listen to other people
• how to manage our time
• how to work under stress
• improve our presentation skills
• work with different people and to respect each one's ideas
• how to take immediate decisions
• how to behave in a situation
• how to make a proper CV
• how to face an interview
• how to be a better person and many more

The above mentioned ones are just a few things among many others that I have learnt in PPD. Overall, PPD taught me to be a better person attitude-wise as well as skill-wise. It helped me a lot to improve my personality. Another one of the many important things it has taught me is to be a dreamer, and to work hard to achieve those dreams. This subject also helped me a lot to identify people, interact with people and be socialize among them. It taught me to look at something with different angles of views and to understand a situation better.

I believe it is important to have such a subject included in all the undergraduates' time table. I have gained many things to my life and thank you very much to all the lecturers and facilitators for giving us such a wonderful opportunity. It was not just another subject to me, it was a place which taught so many life lessons as well as a place we had fun and enjoyed ourselves.Dear Sarasi Madam Thank you so much for teaching these valuable things. If it weren’t for you we will never learn these things. Thank you so much again!