The effort we put in are directly proportional to the result we
get. Based on experience, this is my philosophy in which I maintain throughout the years. Ever since I was a child, my parents always encourage me to study hard and I do but overtime, I thought a change of phase would be nice and slacked off a little bit and played some games or watched television. It was quite addicting, just relaxing and wasting time, and I thought maybe I should do this more often because what is life if you can’t enjoy it. One day, around a week before midterms, I thought I could skip revision and get a good result since I have done well in exams prior to this and I have done just that, not doing my revision. When the results came out, it was utterly horrible and downright disgraceful I just could not stand the sight of it. I really wasn’t expecting such a result but it came with no surprise to my parents when they figured I didn’t do my revision. They were furious and harshly scolded me. Event to this day, when I did something bad, more often than not they would bring it up although sometimes I can’t relate it with the mess I’ve made at that time. After that unforgettable event, I would do my revision and prepare myself before any tests, exams or things as such. The more I prepare, the better the results. As for my role model, it is prophet Nuh A.S. He was elected as a Rasul at the age of 40, giving sermons for 950 years but only around 80 or more people who accepted Islam. The people of that time are stubborn, not only they were unwilling to listen to his sermons, they couldn’t even stand the sight of his face. Even if the people were not willing to take his advice, he did not give up. He would let their scorns prevents him from doing his job as the messenger of Allah. He was brave, tenacious and strong willed. Instead of blaming them, he just thought that it could not be help since they were ignorant. Most of us are afraid of being alienated by the society and we care a lot about their opinion so much that it is suffocating for us to meet up with their standards. We are afraid to hold on into and share our ideals. We want to be with the crowd and be relatable. Although it is hard, it is better than being alone, or so we thought. Prophet Nuh A.S is the polar opposite of that and that is why I admire him so much. My aim is to create a tuition centre, a place where I can put my knowledge to a good use. Personally, I think a teacher is a noble occupation. Even in Islam, teachers are held in high regard due to the importance of knowledge. That is why I want to create a place where I can contribute to the society by imparting the insignificant knowledge I have to the young generation. After all, the young generation now is the leaders of tomorrow. Although I have to say that the main reason I choose to be a teacher is not to be respected. Nowadays, teenagers do not really respect teachers, they do not think far ahead and do not realize the importance of the occupation. If I were really want to be respected, I could have chosen other occupation such a doctor or an engineer. The reason I choose to be a teacher is solely on the fact that I found great joy in teaching others. In order to achieve my aim, I have to use the SWOT, which stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. The strengths, or in another words, advantages, that I have is my bachelorship in engineering mechatronics, as a verification for the knowledge I have. In this world, there is always a need of a verification of some sort in order to convince the people of the authenticity of your capability and eligibility so that you are qualified to take the job and my bachelorship in engineering mechatronics is the qualification that I need. Other than that, I also have the motivation to achieve my aim as my aim is my life goal.In life, without the drive or the motivation to achieve your goal, at some point in time, it will be a burden you can no longer carry and you will give up midway.motivation can come in a variety pf ways. For example, some people were doubted by others and some even by their loved ones. So in retaliation, they shed blood and tears for many years to achieve that one goal that they had in mind just to prove them wrong. In addition, I have the time to plan strategically and do some in depth research to familiarize myself on how to achieve my aim. With the help of internet, I can access almost all of the information regarding the program. I can also do my research about people who have open up a tuition centre before as their experience can really help me from making a lot of detour in realizing my aim. As for my weaknesses, it would be the fact that I am lacking in experience. There are certain things you have to experience hands on in order to truly understand what you are doing. Simply said, you can’t simply follow the "textbook" word by word there are certain circumstances that can only be overcome by experience you gain yourself. Besides, I’m also lacking in resources such as manpower and funds. To open a tuition Centre, funds play a more important role than manpower. After all, advertisement, renting a place for office and class and so on, can’t be done without sufficient money. Not to mention the school appliance such Exercise books, a white board, markers and so on. As for manpower, teaching can be done by myself. I can also manage the place by myself as there would only be an office and a class. That would be good enough for a start. There's no need to start with renting w whole building for starters. After all, I rather start small and slowly expand overtime as the risk is lower. Next is my social skills. Although I found great joy in teaching others which involves a lot of communication, in public, I rather spend my time alone and do my work alone rather than involving myself with peers of mine. To me, a place filled with strangers are simply unbearable to say the least. When there's a class party or a celebration, I found myself sitting at some corner of the room and minding my own business whether I was or was not being conscious about it. Although it does sound a bit sad, I'm comfortable being alone rather than getting used to it due to lack of my social skills. And I can hardly say that my social skills would play a major role in my teaching. Although I love spending my time teaching others, I'm afraid the feelings are not mutual so I have to spare no effort in improving my social skills. The irony is being the fact that I hate spending. Just to make things clear, I do have friends and I enjoy spending time with them but other than them, others are simply acquaintances of mine. Other than that, I am the type of person who would do things at the eleventh hour. In other words, I procrastinate and I do it so much it has become a part of me. Procrastination is what defines who I am. I procrastinate in my homework, assignments and even had my breakfast in the noon, though it wouldn't be called breakfast by then. I rather waste my time lying on the bed than doing anything else. The impact it had in my life is huge to say the least. Since my goal is teach others, I have to set up a good example for others or else they would not be convinced of my teachings. For example, they would say things such as "you yourself procrastinate even in marking the students paper so who gave you the right to teach others? Are you going to teach them how to procrastinate to?". There's saying that goes like, "Before helping others, help yourself first, before fix others' mistakes, fix your own first." and I could not agree more. One of the seven soft skills I need to learn to help me in achieving my aim is communication skills. Interaction between students and teachers are of an utmost importance as it directly affects the quality of the impartation of knowledge. Next is problem solving skills. As the tuition centre grows overtime, we are bound to face problems and challenges. After all, developing a tuition centre is not an easy thing to do and those challenges needed to be tackled in a way to minimize the loss as much as possible. That is when problem solving skill play an indispensable role. Other than that is the leadership skills. When I opened the centre, naturally, I will be the person in charge so I need to properly lead my employees and show them the ropes. After all, I have my own vision in developing the centre and they need a proper guidance to make the centre flourish as I want it to be. Teamwork skills is also important since they are jobs that you can’t do alone and require the help of others. I also need to develop my time management skills because when you work as an organisation, being punctual and aware of your due date is very important. There is also business skill. The develop the centre properly, resources need to be handled really carefully. If we suffer any losses, it will impede the development of the centre. Last but not least, works ethic skills, my job is not only to teach people but also manage the centre that I opened and develop. This skill will help me set up a standard to the employees that work for me. My first step in opening a tuition centre is to do a complete ad thorough research on how to actually built one. After that, I will rent a small place for a class and an office. I also need to hire professionals to help me manage the centre at first. I also need to use my connections to help me advertise. After a while when the centre’s reputation has been built and gained the trust of the people, I will slowly create branches for further development. By that time, I need to create a team to help me manage the centre and hire more teachers. After a long time, I will be the president of the centre. By that time, I will let others manage the centre while holding the final say in any important decision making and focus my job as a teacher and teach mathematics in one the classes. One of the five benefits the community will gain from my programme is creating an intellectual and educated generation that are capable in leading the country. Besides that, creating more job opportunities for those without one. Next is giving opportunities for the students to have access to subject materials at an affordable cost. Other than that, some of the branches we created will be located at rural area that are less developed so that locals there can enjoy our services. Lastly, a part of profit we collected will be donated to those who can’t afford to further their study at middle school and high school.