Dk Nur Amalina binti Pg Hj Yussof
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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Dk Nur Amalina binti Pg Hj Yussof
Bachelor of Science in Nursing

JCHS has helped me grow professionally especially in terms of being a nurse by providing hands-on training in school before bringing us out for our attachment at RIPAS, it has given me and insight on how things really work within the hospital and what we can expect once we graduate. On a personal level, JCHS has helped me grow through various efforts of introducing non-academic related activities and seminars.

1. Tell us your full name and what program you are currently taking.
My name is Dk Nur Amalina binti Pg Hj Yussof and I am currently taking the degree program for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

2. How is it like studying at JCHS?
Studying at JCHS so far has been eventful and I have learnt a lot both as a student and a student leader. However, it does get overwhelming and very busy at times especially towards the end of the semester but overall, I am neutral with regards to my experience studying here.

3. What’s your favorite spot on campus and why?
I don’t really have a favorite spot on campus that I visit often as I spend my spare time often out for lunch or my breaks doing student council work at the office.

4. Although quite recently, what are the things you like about JCHS?
Some of the things I like about JCHS is that they are willing to listen to the troubles and complaints of the student body and attempts to address them. Although yes, the school is quite new, I applaud and appreciate the works that has been put in by everyone to improve it and help its development.

5. Can you share a memorable or funny moment you’ve had at JCHS?
I think some memorable moments I’ve had with my peers here at JCHS is all the times we’ve created a scheme to surprise our lecturers on their birthday. It’s always funny and nice to see the surprise and relief on their faces when they find out the trouble we caused was all just a prank for the sake of a surprise.

6. How do you balance your studies with social activities or hobbies?
For me, I am lucky enough to be surrounded by friends who remind me to take a break from time to time and to just not forget to go out and enjoy life even if it’s just momentary.

7. Who has been your biggest inspiration or mentor at JCHS?
As president of the student council, I have worked closely with Mr. Oliver Brioso, advisor to the student council. Together, alongside the student council, we have worked on developing the student leaders and creating an inclusive environment where the student body are allowed to have a voice and to have fun outside their academics. I always look forward to working with him more in the upcoming future and seeing the student council grow together.

8. What do you do to relax and unwind after a long day of classes?
I often would just buy a cup of coffee from a café after school and stay at home and watch Netflix, or I would hop on a call with my friends and talk or play video games with them.

9. How has JCHS helped you grow personally and professionally?
JCHS has helped me grow professionally especially in terms of being a nurse by providing hands-on training in school before bringing us out for our attachment at RIPAS, it has given me an insight on how things really work within the hospital and what we can expect once we graduate. On a personal level, JCHS has helped me grow through various efforts of introducing non-academic related activities and seminars.

10. What do you hope to achieve at JCHS, and what are your goals and dreams?
My only goals and dreams at JCHS is to graduate as a person who is successful and satisfied with themselves and their time at the college and as the president of the student council, I also hope that my batch of the student council will leave a legacy and will be carried on by great future student leaders.

11. Can you give tips and advice on how you maintain good grades in your studies?
I cannot say anything for certain because everyone has a different way of learning but all I will say is find a comfortable and effective way for you to study. You know yourself best, so you must work with yourself to find something that works for you. And maybe from time to time, remind yourself of why you are doing what you are doing now.

12. Would you recommend your family and friends to enroll in JCHS?
If they have an ambition or passion for nursing or the healthcare field and all that comes with it, then yes. The foundation program is a good gateway into the healthcare field as you cover the basics of human anatomy, microbiology and so on. The degree program also covers the specialties within nursing such as maternal and child nursing, medical surgical nursing and community health nursing.

13. Do you have anything you wish to say to the next Future Healthcare Leaders?
I look forward to welcoming you all into JCHS and together, we will continue to not only develop ourselves as future healthcare leaders but also develop the school to help in combating the shortages of nurses in Brunei Darussalam. I also hope that I will gain new faces and new potentials for the new student leaders of the school!

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1.Tell us your full name and what program you are currently taking.

– My name is Nurul Adibah Othman, and I am currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program at JCHS.

  1. How is it like studying at JCHS?

– Studying at JCHS has been amazing. I’ve learned a lot, and the lecturers are very supportive. Both lectures and laboratory classes are handled by dedicated lecturers who are experts and passionate.

  1. What’s your favorite spot on campus and why?

– My favourite spot on the campus is the cafeteria because there’s foods. I am such a foodie. However, it is not exactly just a place for me to grab my meals, but it is also where we catch up with each other especially with friends from other classes.

  1. Although quite recently, what are the things you like about JCHS?

– Recently, I’m quite thankful to the school for inviting some of the guest speakers, some nurses, to give speeches at our school during the nurse’s day. Their speeches inspired me to strive for the best, not to give up and believe in myself that there’s nothing impossible.

  1. Can you share a memorable or funny moment you’ve had at JCHS?

– There’s a lot of memories I’ve made for the past almost 2 years in JCHS. One thing I would always remember and be grateful of was when I was told that I am one of the selected students for the Gleneagles Scholarship applicants and I got the opportunity to be interviewed. Almost missed the chances because I didn’t check my email during our break, but alhamdulillah, I didn’t miss the opportunity given and I was chosen as the scholarship recipient along with one of my classmates.

  1. How do you balance your studies with social activities or hobbies?

– Balancing studies with all the social activities or hobbies is very important to maintain our sanity. I always make sure to prioritize my task, make schedule, and make free time to interact with others and to do any of my hobbies.

  1. Who has been your biggest inspiration or mentor at JCHS?

– My biggest inspiration at JCHS has been Sir Nemencio Santoz. He often shares his story and journey in nursing, demonstrating his dedication both as a family man and a professional. He never forgets his responsibilities as a teacher and nurse, always guiding and supporting us. Personally, I admire his love for his family and career, and his teaching has greatly helped me in my academics.

  1. What do you do to relax and unwind after a long day of classes?

– I enjoy reading books and spending time with my family and friends. Occasionally, I would play games on my gadget or play any board games with my family as well as watching any dramas or movies.

  1. How has JCHS helped you grow personally and professionally?

– JCHS has provided me with many opportunities to develop, especially during our clinical sessions. These experiences have equipped me with valuable skills and insights for which I am very thankful. I used to be a timid person, especially around strangers, but after our clinical sessions, my mentors Miss Julie and Ma’am Frida helped me greatly improve my personal skills, such as my communication with patients.

  1. What do you hope to achieve at JCHS, and what are your goals and dreams?

– At JCHS, I aim to excel academically and gain substantial practical experience to prepare me for my future career. My goals are to provide efficient patient care and to make positive changes in our healthcare system. I also dream of becoming a clinical nursing specialist in the near future and hope to achieve that.

  1. Can you give tips and advice on how you maintain good grades in your studies?

– Every student has their own style of learning. For me, I sometimes maintain good grades by reading and cramming the notes given, though this is not an ideal method. Additionally, I use the Pomodoro technique, where I set a timer to review or complete a task for 30 minutes, take a 5-minute break, and then repeat the cycle until I finish studying. This method helps me maintain focus since I easily lose concentration. It allows me to review effectively while also relaxing my brain and preventing feelings of overwhelm.

  1. Would you recommend your family and friends to enroll in JCHS?

– I would absolutely recommend JCHS to my family and friends. The supportive environment here makes it a great choice for anyone wanting to pursue nursing. Although there are still some areas that need improvement since the college is new and we are the first intake, there is plenty of room for growth.

  1. Do you have anything you wish to say to the next Future Healthcare Leaders?

– To the next Future Healthcare Leaders, I hope you seize every opportunity that comes your way because these chances won’t come twice. Grab them or regret it. As future nurses, we should always keep learning because this journey is a lifelong one.