Visualizing my experience

Amal carrier prep fellowship is ending with lots of learning and memories. Whenever I think of amal it reminds me of a counselor.

Aa a counselor is a person whose job is to listen to people who have problems or who want to achieve something and giving them advice. Amal guided me a lot.

As a counselor amal gave me guidance to explore myself. I was totally unaware of myself. Amal gave me new insight on how to look into myself and find out my strengths and weaknesses. I never knew about myself that much, as much I now know. If I talk about what I learned, I can quote so many things like 15 values in me, the principle of progress, my life map, keep learning new things, how to become a lifelong learner and the list goes on.

My experience at the Amal

My experience at amal was like a rollercoaster, it was an amusement ride. I went through sudden and extreme changes in a very short amount of time.

Feelings about the journey at the start

I was not very excited about this course in the beginning but just after a week, I felt like I’ve made the right decision. Even in the first week, I feel like I’m learning new things about me and my concepts begin to change even about my surrounding as well.

Things that learned in the first 2 weeks

The things that I learned about myself in two weeks are my weaknesses and strengths. I made my life map. I learned about the values of my life.

Group task in the first 2 weeks

Making a dog using 6 rectangles, 2 circles, 3 triangles, and 2 straight lines was my first group task in the Amal course. That was my first experience of working in a group with Amal fellowship students. The overall experience was good.

What I learned about myself during amal experience

What I learned about myself during amal experience is how bold I’m, what are leadership skills hidden in me, and how strong my decision-making power is.

Here, I can conclude my writing on the point, it was great being part of the Amal carrier prep fellowship. Here I made many new friends, learned a lot from my peers and mentors. My overall experience at the Amal is worth remembering in good words.

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