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Saturday, January 22, 2011
In order to make the cut, you have to not just work hard, but work smart as well.
The idea of a "promising boot camp" was what drew Angeline Toh Lay Kie to participate in WorldSkills Singapore 2011. The third-year Diploma in Digital Animation Design (Animation) student knows that the experiences and exposure she gains from the competition would mould her into a better person, and make her ready to take on the the challenges of the industry.
"Designers have to accomplish multiple tasks within a short period of time. In order to make the cut, you have to not just work hard, but work smart as well. This is the message our coaches have been instilling in us," said Angeline.
Angeline is thankful to her coaches for their guidance and strong support. "One of our coaches likened the finals to being in the subways of London, getting immersed in the big city and feeling the weather on your face. I find this analogy inspiring as I love venturing into new grounds," she explained.
While Angeline hopes to achieve top honours, she also wants to achieve a sense of professionalism, and be a more confident person in all her future endeavours. At the same time, she would strive to remain humble, as there is much to learn in the design industry.
"In life, we can only reach our goals when we have the right attitude. And attitude is something that can be gained through accumulated experiences. I see WorldSkills as a major stepping stone for any competitor, regardless of which industry they join in the future," said Angeline.
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