And that is how it ends. After four gruelling months of studies,
assignments, and deadlines, yet another semester of my university education has
come to an end. For me, this also marks the end of my NUS adventure. Having
come here for a semester-long exchange from NTU, the entire exchange experience
has certainly been very memorable for me.
I am immensely glad that I decided to complete my Professional
Communications module here in NUS. It has given me the opportunity to get to
know so many different students from various courses, backgrounds, and
nationalities. The course has also granted me the opportunity to work with
these amazing people who have taught me so much about teamwork and on a more
personal level, friendship. After the end of this course, I am happy to have
made more friends and was able to learn so much from these amazing people.
Working on various assignments with so many different people, the
experience I gained has certainly improved my ability to work in teams. I
learnt that a good team is so much more than just the sum of the individuals. Working
in a team means allowing each member to utilise their strengths and fulfil
their highest potential. It also means having each other’s back and picking up
the slack so that others can have a well-deserved break. It is a well-used
cliché, but it goes without saying that working in a team changes the focus
from “me” to “us” and I have certainly learned a lot about that in this course.
Coming from a mechanical engineering course, the opportunity to hone my
presentation and writing skills are sorely missing since most of my course
works are heavily focused on, well engineering. Therefore, the various
assignments like the peer teaching lessons, the mock interview sessions, the
proposal project, and even this blogging assignment is certainly a breath of fresh
air from the usual. I would also like to thank my teacher and fellow classmates
for the positive and constructive feedbacks that I have received on my previous
works as it has allowed me to identify my weaknesses and improved further.
Before I sign off, I would like to say a massive thank you to everyone
in this class who have made my NUS exchange experience such a memorable one. I
wish everyone all the best in their future endeavours and hopefully may this be
the very beginning of a long and meaningful friendship. =)
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