1. What did you learn were your greatest strengths? Your biggest improvement?

• My greatest strength is having of Respect to others, this is the first important to yourself. Not only to others but in yourself. The second is having the confidence to communicate, especially when you have to speak in English. My biggest improvement to myself is having "set of mind" or "settle this task" especially when you are in work (Important or Not Important). Almost every task I was given was completed.

2. Have you ever learned something you didn’t think you could learn? What?

• I have, first is being jolly even if you have a problem or having a bad day but you have to stay positive and keep smiling, especially when you are in work. And Lastly is having of respect even the students are rude.

3. How did you feel once you learned it?

• I felt so happy and proud to myself.

In the vocabulary of lawyers, the word means that “having sufficient ability or authority.”

While in the English dictionary, the word, competence means the “ability to do something well”

I congratulate each one of you because you finished the school year with flying colors and that is competence in itself!

I am sure you persevered in your own ways to achieve your goals as a student. Many may have stayed until late at night studying, choosing their books over online games, and making other sacrifices so that they can make their parents proud today.

As someone who studied for twenty years, I believe that to maintain one’s competence, consistency plays an important role. We have to be always hungry for learning to stay competent in this globally competitive environment. Be consistent because your discipline and good study habits will bring you closer to your dreams.

Always do your best because that will set you apart from the rest.