TASK 5 WHAT IF

BY SITI NUR ZAHIRA BINTI MUHAMAD ZAWAWI

Hello and hi everyone. For this task is all about what I do if I do not enroll in AB101. Firstly, I always love science since I was a kid, especially when it comes to forensic. When I grew up, I always wanted to works anything that might include the crime things. My passion for crime started when I watch the crime documentary about murder. Starting from that day, I realizes I want to do what I love but it’s not easy as we think and I’m just thinking probably I got no luck. Being a student in business had make me realize that I really love doing business as it’s so challenging just how crime are. Now I’m proudly writing this post as I think my passion for business has grow up in my heart just how Damon Lindelof said, if you doing something awesome, you should be proud of yourself.

BY NUR DARLYNNA BT ABD RAHMAN

Hello, guys! For this blog, I'd like to tell you what I would be if I hadn't studied business management. It's likely that I'll be programming. Why do I say I'll be a programmer? Because before coming to KPTM Bangi, I was a graduate student of information technology in Pasir Salak, Perak. I have a basic understanding of IT and know very little about it, such as how to code, programme, and repair computers, among other things. Actually, I've been interested in technology since I was 12 years old, and I quickly learned about it, such as examples of functions in Microsoft Office, such as powerpoint and word, but not so much in excel. I didn't continue my diploma studies in information technology because I couldn't do this again. As a result, I decided to pursue my business management diploma.

BY MOHD AFNAN ILMAN

HOLA EVERYONE!

In this latest post, I will share with you guys what I could be if I do not pursue my study in Diploma in Business Management at KPTM Bangi. First of all, I really love enjoying playing football and it was my ambition to be a football player. I think I am capable of being a football player in Malaysia if I work hard enough to achieve it. Unfortunately, after having deep thoughts about it and getting advice from my family, I got to the conclusion that playing football in Malaysia is not enough to get to the world-class level. In the end, here I am, pursuing my Diploma to get an education that will lead to a better life.