PROJECT ASSIGNMENT GROUP 3

DREAM CAREER
AHLI KUMPULAN :

1.IRSYAD ISKANDAR BIN SUKIMAN (A20DW7013)

2.MUHAMMAD FAUZAN HAIKAL BIN MOHAMAD

FAUZI (A21DW0807)

3.IRZAD HAZEEF BIN BAMBANG IRAWAN

(A21DW0798)

4. MUHAMMAD AZWAN NAZLEE BIN AZLI

(A21DW0796)

5.MUHAMAD HAZIQ IQBAL BIN MOHD ZAINI

(A21DW1328)
INTRODUCTION

Politician is a professional who participates and has a say in how a government is run.
Politicians can work on a local, state or national level and are either elected into office or
appointed by a leader who is in office. The primary duty of a politician is to propose, vote on
and enact laws and policies that will determine how a government functions

The art and practise of establishing politicians relations between nations and
international organisations through negotiation, mediation, and negotiation in order to
accomplish shared objectives. Everything that is politician is connected to the actions that
politician perform in the name of politics.

Politicians are people who are politically active, especially in party politics. Political
positions range from local governments to state governments to federal governments to
international governments.[1][2] All government leaders are considered politicians.

Additionally, diplomats are crucial in preserving international ties and enhancing

international collaboration in a variety of areas, including the economics, politics, culture,
and security. They are also entrusted with keeping tabs on and informing their respective
governments of the most recent events in the nations they represent.

They are politicians who rule the government sector until retirement. Next, are the
"political careerists". These are politicians who gain a reputation for expertise in ruling
certain levels of government such as International Governments, Federal Governments, State
Governments and Local Governments, then leave politics and start a new business venture
making use of their political contacts.

Politician can mean someone who identifies with a major political party. Sometimes
voters prefer to elect candidates who aren't career politicians, with more allegiance to the
party they represent than the people they serve. A general frustration with politicians has
resulted in the use of politician to refer to people who act to gain an advantage for themselves
BACKGROUND

The Politicians career is one of the oldest and most respected professions in the world.
Politicians can be defined as the art and practice of conducting negotiations between
representatives of different states or groups. Politicians work to build and maintain
relationships between countries, resolve conflicts, and represent their government's interests
and policies on a global stage.

The history of politicians can be traced back to ancient times, where emissaries were sent
between different empires and city-states to negotiate peace or trade agreements. Over time,
the role of politicans became more formalized where takes place in the framework of a
federal representative democratic constitutional monarchy, in which the Yang di-Pertuan
Agong is head of state and the Prime Minister of Malaysia is the head of government.
Executive power is exercised by the federal government and the 13 state governments.

Today, Politicians organize their daily responsibilities depending on the level of government
they work with. A local politician will likely spend more time face-to-face with community
members solving local issues than a national politician who spends time traveling to different
states campaigning and meeting with community leaders.

To become a politicans, individuals typically need to have a strong academic background,

including a degree in international relations, law, or a related field. They may also need to
pass a competitive exam and go through extensive training and language proficiency tests.
Politicians are expected to possess strong communication, negotiation, and problem-solving
skills, as well as a deep understanding of international law and politics.
NATURE OF THE WORK POLITICIANS IN MALAYSIA

Politicians organize their daily responsibilities depending on the level of government they
work with. A local politician will likely spend more time face-to-face with community
members solving local issues than a national politician who spends time traveling to different
states campaigning and meeting with community leaders. Politicians at any level will
generally have a combination of these duties and tasks:

A politician is a person who has political power in the government of a state, a person
active in party politics, or a person holding or seeking an elected office in government. Once
elected, the politician has to deal with government officers and government employees
working for them. Historically, there has been a subtle conflict between the long-term goals
of each side.

Politicians will be relating to the state, government, the body politic, public
administration, policy-making, etc. Politicians also involved in, or relating to government
policy-making as distinguished from administration or law. Other than that, politicians
relating to the civil aspects of government as distinguished from the military.

Politicians are known for their rhetoric, as in speeches or campaign advertisements. They
are especially known for using common themes that allow them to develop their political
positions in terms familiar to the voters[inconsistent]. Politicians of necessity become expert
users of the media. Politicians in the 19th century made heavy use of newspapers, magazines,
and pamphlets, as well as posters. In the 20th century, they branched into radio and
television, making television commercials the single most expensive part of an election
campaign. In the 21st century, they have become increasingly involved with the social media
based on the Internet and smartphones.

- Interact with constituents

- Listen to concerns about public issues
- Serve on committees
- Write laws
- Create and approve budgets
- Campaign for votes
- Give speeches
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A. QUALIFICATION TO BE DIPLOMATIC
1. Get a bachelor's degree
While there is no higher-education requirement to become a politician, most
successful politicians hold a minimum of a bachelor's degree. Common areas of study
for future politicians include political science, economics, business, international
relations or another related field. Some politicians choose to complete law or business
school in addition to obtaining a bachelor's degree. Having a bachelor's degree or
higher is especially helpful for those who wish to pursue a career as a politician on the
state or federal level.
2. Get involved in local politics and causes
Most politicians get their start at the lowest level of community politics and
involvement. This will also provide you with a useful experience that you can add to
your political resume. Common ways to get involved in your local initiatives include
volunteering for a local campaign or committee, sitting on local boards and joining a
chapter of your chosen political party. Becoming an active member of your local
political affairs can help you get noticed by politicians and establish your passion and
willingness to put forth time and effort for the great good of society.
3. Network with local political leaders
Forming relationships with political members in your area can help you learn the ins
and outs of a political career and gain support for your own political aspirations. You
can also use these relationships to gain insight as to how a successful politician acts
and how they go about earning respect and confidence from the community.
4. Start campaigning
Many politicians begin their careers at the local level and work their way up to state
and federal levels. You should focus on building support as a local politician before
attempting to run for higher-level political positions. Choose a local political position
that interests you and begin campaigning for it. For example, you could run for a
position as a town council member or become part of a school
5. Run your campaign
After putting in the time and effort required to plan an honest and effective campaign,
you will need to successfully run that campaign to become elected as a politician.
Running a campaign can include making speeches, getting your platform seen by as
many voters as possible and other initiatives to make your intentions as a politician
known. If your campaign is successful, you will be elected into office as a politician.
 A. SALARY

You can see the details based on the table shared below:

Jawatan dan Perkara Butirannya

Prime Minister of Malaysia RM22826.65 per month
Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia RM18168.15 per month
RM14907.20 per month
Malaysian Minister’s (Source : mypt3)
Deputy Minister RM10847.65 per month
Parliamentary Secretary RM7187.40 per month
Member of National Assembly RM 6508.59
Members of the House of Representatives RM 4112.79
Ministerial allowances? Electricity; oil; social events; phone bills;
water bills; TNB bills; on vacation; drivers; car etc. Everything is covered
PROSPECTIVE OF POLITICIANS

Capable

• Skillful: they master traditional politicians skills (including languages, written and oral
communications, negotiating, networking, crisis management, consular) and specific 21st century
skills (including digital technology, using big data, brand management and public relations,
campaigning, using social media).

• Astute: they show good judgment, display abundant tact and earn the trust of their seniors.

• Knowledgeable: they possess a robust understanding of international affairs as well as of their

own country, and have an insatiable curiosity to learn more

Influential

• Leaders: they can set out a vision, build and mobilise networks, relationships and coalitions to
achieve specific goals, and organize and motivate staff and stakeholders to achieve them.

• Communicators: they are empathetic listeners, who build trust by being honest and authentic,
and can write and speak persuasively using multiple media.

• Innovators: they are creative and outcome-focused, think critically and outside the box, and
adapt flexibly to changing circumstances

Ethical

• Courageous: they are resilient under pressure and willing to convey inconvenient truths.

• Disciplined: they are punctual, reliable, hardworking and well presented.

• Committed: they demonstrate great integrity, are dedicated to promoting their country’s
interests and passionate about international cooperation.
B. RESEARCH ABOUT POLITICIANS ICON

Malaysia has had numerous influential leaders throughout its history and present
who have contributed significantly to the nation. Here are a few famous Malaysian
leaders:

1. As the "Father of Malaysia," Tunku Abdul Rahman served as the nation's first prime
minister and helped it win its independence from Britain in 1957. He was well-
respected for his leadership and diplomacy, and the political climate in Malaysia is
still influenced by his legacy.

2. Mahathir Mohamad: Mahathir Mohamad was the longest-serving prime minister in

Malaysian history, holding the position for a total of 22 years. He was well-known for
his capable management and initiatives to modernise and advance Malaysia's
economy.
3. Najib Razak: From 2009 to 2018, Najib Razak led Malaysia as its prime minister. His
administration saw the implementation of a variety of economic and social changes,
including the launch of the 1Malaysia initiative, which intended to advance
inclusiveness and national cohesion.

4. Anwar Ibrahim is a well-known politician from Malaysia who has served in a variety
of important roles, including deputy prime minister and finance minister. He has been
an outspoken supporter of Malaysian political reform and human rights.
5. Dr. Wan Azizah Wan Ismail is a Malaysian politician who presided as that country's
deputy prime minister from 2018 to 2020. She was the first woman in Malaysian
history to hold this post, and she is renowned for her work as an advocate for social
justice and women's rights.

These are just a few of the many leaders who have influenced Malaysia's
political environment and history. And my favourite is Anwar Ibrahim, who many
Malaysians look up to due to his dedication to democracy, human rights, and
progressive economic ideas. Many people in the nation respect and admire him for his
commitment to these causes, and his leadership has significantly influenced
Malaysia's political climate.
 CONCLUSION

A career in Politicians can be a dream career for many individuals interested in

international relations, politics, and global issues. Politicians play a critical role in
representing their country's interests, building relationships with other nations, and
negotiating agreements on behalf of their government. They work to promote peace,
stability, and cooperation among nations, and their work is essential in tackling some
of the world's most pressing challenges, such as climate change, poverty, and conflict.

To pursue a career in politicians, individuals need to possess a strong

academic background, including a degree in international relations, law, or a related
field. They also need to pass a competitive exam and go through extensive training
and language proficiency tests. Politicians are expected to have excellent
communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills, as well as a deep
understanding of international law and politics. Politicians careers can be highly
competitive and demanding, but they offer the opportunity to work on important
global issues, travel extensively, and represent their country on the world stage.

Politicians careers offer a range of benefits and opportunities. Politicians often

have the chance to travel to different parts of the world and experience different
cultures. They work with people from all walks of life and could learn about different
perspectives and ways of thinking. Politicians also enjoy job security, competitive
salaries, and a range of benefits, including health insurance, retirement plans, and the
opportunity to advance their career within the diplomatic service.

In conclusion, a career in Politicians can be a dream career for those who are
passionate about making a positive impact on the world. Politicians work to promote
peace, stability, and cooperation among nations, and their work is essential in tackling
some of the world's most pressing challenges. For individuals with strong
communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills, a deep understanding of
international law and politics, and a desire to serve their country and the world, a
career in Politicians can be a highly respected and fulfilling profession.
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