The world I know: Never did I expect myself to do another YLC upon graduation. But when they said they were looking for graduates to help out, I said yes without hesitation. They initially told us that the graduates won’t have any roles, but deep down, I really wanted to be part of the video team. Why? To learn and further develop my videography skills. And of course, to work @therealfends (: I may not have learnt as much as I had set out to do, but I’m definitely better than where I was before. So thank you fendi, for everything(: Together with the kids, I also learnt to be a better leader. Not through the workshops ( we don’t attend ) but through the conversations with my fellow ambassadors. On the last day, in an ironic twist, I was called to send the kids back my alma mater. I never did like my secondary school, and I hardly went back. There wasn’t much to go back to anyway. But as much I disliked the place, it was nice to be brought on a short tour of the school by my juniors (6 years lol). The place did not change much, with the exception of the transition of teachers. But i did enjoy talking to the juniors, and it made me feel old when they talked about teachers i never knew and vice versa. The camp ended with a nice dinner with my fellow graduates and as tired I was, I enjoyed my time with them. It’s heartwarming to know that we became closer after graduation. Alright I’m done with the SST stuff. I’m posting this today because I was too tired and not in the right frame of mind to type it out yesterday. The past 3 days were definitely well spent (: #aml #ylc16 (at Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP))
