Finally after the most agonizing six weeks of my current existence, it is (almost) over.
The seemingly endless trips to the big city, gallons (true, I have quite a soft spot for venti) of Starbucks coffee, reaching the safe haven that's home at almost midnight (or even sleeping over at Bel-Air), countless double cheese burgers from McDonald's have proven to be fruitful after all.
To enhance the learning that we have derived from the training, the provincial director herself facilitated a workshop on the critical aspect of the agency. We worked in groups of five. Two groups worked on the same topic. One group reports on their output and the other group reacts or adds to what was presented.
We called our team TRANSFORMERS with members from my school, lcc, pcci and that other school (I'm sorry Jules). I can safely say that our synergy has done us well.
The seemingly endless trips to the big city, gallons (true, I have quite a soft spot for venti) of Starbucks coffee, reaching the safe haven that's home at almost midnight (or even sleeping over at Bel-Air), countless double cheese burgers from McDonald's have proven to be fruitful after all.
To enhance the learning that we have derived from the training, the provincial director herself facilitated a workshop on the critical aspect of the agency. We worked in groups of five. Two groups worked on the same topic. One group reports on their output and the other group reacts or adds to what was presented.
from left to right: Julius, Edward, JM, Moi, Herbert, Ms Gin, Ms Roms
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