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Know Your Interests
Know Your Interests
List down the things you enjoy (e.g., writing, solving math problems, drawing, helping others, etc.).
Your passion can guide you to a course you'll enjoy in the long run.
Assess Your Skills and Strengths
Assess Your Skills and Strengths
Identify what subjects you're good at (science, math, arts, communication, sports, etc.).
Match your strengths with the strand or course that uses them.
Set Your Goals
Set Your Goals
Ask yourself: "Where do I see myself in the future?"
Think about whether you want to work in healthcare, business, arts, engineering, or other fields.
Seek Guidance
Seek Guidance
Talk to teachers, career counselors, or family members who know your abilities.
Their advice can help you see things you might miss.
Consider Practical Factors
Consider Practical Factors
Think about tuition fees, job demand, and availability of school offering your desired course.
Balance your passion with practicality.
Decide and Commit
Decide and Commit
Choose the strand and course that best fits your interests, strengths, and future goals.
Be confident with your decision and work hard to succeed in it.
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