Dayangku Hani Azimah binti Pengiran Haji Mohd Yussof
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Dayangku Hani Azimah binti Pengiran Haji Mohd Yussof
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

I believe that I have grown to be a more composed, and more open-minded and managed to polish up my leadership skills during my time in JCHS. When I was the President of Section 2, I lead most of the group work activities in the classroom and lab. Before JCHS, it was rare for me to do a group work activity. Now, I have a lot of experience doing group work activities, which made me become a more open-minded person, view concepts in different perspectives, think more critically and manage my time wisely.

1. Tell us your full name and what program you are currently taking.
– My name is Dayangku Hani Azimah binti Pengiran Haji Mohd Yussof and I am taking Foundation in Science Certification program.

2. How is it like studying at JCHS?
– Studying at JCHS has given me an eye-opening experience, because I always got curious about studying in the Nursing field. It was exciting to meet people with different ages as these people have different backgrounds.

3. What’s your favorite spot on campus and why?
– My favorite spot in the campus is the seating area outside the classroom, where I hangout and study for my tests with my friends. We made some good memories, and they pushed me throughout the semesters, and Alhamdulilah, I got the best results with the help of my friends.

4. Although quite recently, what are the things you like about JCHS?
– What I like about JCHS is that they promote our physical and mental well-being through the Wellness Recreation Program, which was held every Friday morning. For physical well-being, we would have many types of dances such as ballroom dance, K-pop dance, contemporary dance and many more. For mental well-being, JCHS would invite an expert to give a talk about mental health which was mind-altering.

5. Can you share a memorable or funny moment you’ve had at JCHS?
– One of my memorable moments would be when I won the quiz bee competition, where it was always a goal of mine during high school to win an academic competition along with my classmates of section 2, who supported us throughout the way. However, the funny moment was the three of us relied on our understanding of the topics which I was very impressed.

6. How do you balance your studies with social activities or hobbies?
– My hobbies include playing volleyball and side-hustling. I have a volleyball session once a week, allocating two to three hours of the day to help me to be active. On the other hand, my side hustles include being either a runner, tuition teacher or attending wedding gigs; by doing these side hustles, it would be a delight for me to save for my vacation and enjoy it without any worries. Spending time on my side hustles usually depends on what type of hustle I do. For wedding gigs, I usually do it on weekends, whereas I tutor students once a week. However, for my runner job, I would do at least 4 days a week with a goal of reaching $100 per week. Moreover, to balance my studies and hobbies, I would discipline myself to review any subjects every night at least for 30 minutes.

7. Who has been your biggest inspiration or mentor at JCHS?
– Miss Blas was my biggest mentor for two semesters because she encouraged me to do very well in her class. I constantly scored A’s in her subjects because I wanted to give my best for her efforts of teaching us. I loved the way she taught us, in which it was easy to understand and memorize the terms she was teaching. She would praise the students who did a good job on any activities or tests and encouraged those who did not do well by listening to the student’s concerns. I love you miss Blas!

8. What do you do to relax and unwind after a long day of classes?
– To relax and unwind after a long day of classes, I would grab my usual order of strawberry matcha at any nearby café and go back home to talk with my parents about our day. After talking with my parents, I usually binge-watch ‘Going Seventeen’ and do my assignments at the same time, so that I can rest and sleep early.

9. How has JCHS helped you grow personally and professionally?
– I believe that I have grown to be a more composed, and more open-minded and managed to polish up my leadership skills during my time in JCHS. When I was the President of Section 2, I lead most of the group work activities in the classroom and lab. Before JCHS, it was rare for me to do a group work activity. Now, I have a lot of experience doing group work activities, which made me become a more open-minded person, view concepts in different perspectives, think more critically and manage my time wisely.

10. What do you hope to achieve at JCHS, and what are your goals and dreams?
– It is not hope but something that I have achieved, getting my grades beyond my expectations. Thanks to our lecturers who taught us and ensured that we have a deeper understanding of the lesson. My goal is to work in medical field and my dream is to be a successful generation of Wawasan 2035.

11. Can you give tips and advice on how you maintain good grades in your studies?
– In every subject, I focus and listen to all the words the lecturers say. If you do not understand, do not hesitate to meet up with your lecturer immediately after class and ask them. Do discipline yourself by studying every night for at least 30 minutes.

12. Would you recommend your family and friends to enroll in JCHS?
– Yes, I would like to recommend if the person has the passion and wants to work in medical field, and if they want to work at an early age.

13. Do you have anything you wish to say to the next Future Healthcare Leaders?
– Firstly, congratulations on embarking on a path that is incredibly impactful and fulfilling. Your journey will be marked by challenges and opportunities to make a difference in people’s lives. Remember why you chose this path, to make a difference. Your dedication and passion will shape the future of healthcare for generations to come. Best of luck on your journey as future healthcare leaders!