Tell us about who you are. How would your family, friends, and/or members of your community describe you? If possible, please include something about yourself that you are most proud of and why. (maximum 250 words)
I am mostly known for having a large network of people, as well as a wide spectrum of experiences. But above all, I find that being able to showcase sympathetic and empathetic skills effortlessly is my biggest asset. In my family of 5, I have always been notorious for being the peacemaker of the family, ready to configure any conflicts with maturity and positivity. However, during the transition of going into high school, I always had the fear of not “fitting in” and hid myself from others. Disconnected from society, I became a very …show more content…
Interacting with younger generations has helped to explore different perspectives and thought processes. This program has taught me strong interpersonal and clear communication skills with the importance of commitment to build strong relations. Heart and lung I had the honour to attend an intensive Biochemical research program at St. John hospital, exploring multiple solutions to cardiopulmonary diseases. The select eight students had to work in harmony investing excellent commitment and time management skills to complete the program successfully.
VPD challenge The Student Challenge is a short-term police academy, where 48 Grade 12 students are elected from the liaison unit to attend. This competitive program is lead by real-life police officers to teach on topics such as law enforcement, firearms training, reality-based scenarios and rigorous physical fitness.
Cadets
Being part of the 135 Squadron for 4 years, this program has taught me integrity, respect, problem-solving skills. Through this highly community-based program, I have volunteered and took on leadership roles in classrooms, evaluations and at FTXs; responsible for my cadets’ safety, whereabouts and ensuring clear instructions to understand the goal and
I am mostly known for having a large network of people, as well as a wide spectrum of experiences. But above all, I find that being able to showcase sympathetic and empathetic skills effortlessly is my biggest asset. In my family of 5, I have always been notorious for being the peacemaker of the family, ready to configure any conflicts with maturity and positivity. However, during the transition of going into high school, I always had the fear of not “fitting in” and hid myself from others. Disconnected from society, I became a very …show more content…
Interacting with younger generations has helped to explore different perspectives and thought processes. This program has taught me strong interpersonal and clear communication skills with the importance of commitment to build strong relations. Heart and lung I had the honour to attend an intensive Biochemical research program at St. John hospital, exploring multiple solutions to cardiopulmonary diseases. The select eight students had to work in harmony investing excellent commitment and time management skills to complete the program successfully.
VPD challenge The Student Challenge is a short-term police academy, where 48 Grade 12 students are elected from the liaison unit to attend. This competitive program is lead by real-life police officers to teach on topics such as law enforcement, firearms training, reality-based scenarios and rigorous physical fitness.
Cadets
Being part of the 135 Squadron for 4 years, this program has taught me integrity, respect, problem-solving skills. Through this highly community-based program, I have volunteered and took on leadership roles in classrooms, evaluations and at FTXs; responsible for my cadets’ safety, whereabouts and ensuring clear instructions to understand the goal and