Alright guys, pardon me for the lack of updates. Very busy! A lot of people have been messaging me via MSN, facebook, friendster and what not, asking a lot of questions regarding what I am doing in Sydney. So I guess I will clear everything here. Oh, and about my status as well. Hmm.
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Questions & Answers:
Q - Where are you, dude?
A - Sydney, er, dude.
Q - Oh, working already. Nice. Where? (The most assumed-and-asked question)
A - I am under training.
Q - Oh, sweet. Which firm?
A - Er, no. I am training at the College of Law.
Q - College? From University to College? Downgrade ar?
A - No. Everyone needs to go through it you nincompoop.
Q - No way. Why do other law graduates can qualify in their home states of WA, SA, Queensland, Vic, and not you? (Alright syntax error, as per Nicole! Let's re-ask, ahem: Why can other law graduates qualify in their home states of WA, SA, Queensland, Vic, and not you?)
A - You see, I am an international student. The rule is such that if you need a student visa to study this course, you must do the course on-campus. For others, they can do the course online back home! There is only one campus for the College of Law, and that is at Sydney's St Leonards.
Q - Poor thing. So how do they train you at the College of Law?
A - Well, we are learning basically how things are done in the various areas of Law.
Q - Stressed ma?
A - Stressed daoooo...
Q - I see. Sorry for my ignorance. So, for how long?
A - Well, the Coursework Component is 15 weeks. Law graduates will also need to do another 15 weeks of legal work in a Law Firm to satisfy the Work Experience Component. I have already done the Work Experience Component - so it's just 15 weeks for me at the College of Law.
Q - Oh, swee lah. After that can sue people liao la...
A - Well, no. Since I did not do the topic "Legal Ethics", I need to do an online course for another 7 weeks. Yuck, I know.
Q - Then? Come back to Malaysia to practice, right?
A - As of now, I am not sure. I am looking at the prospect of becoming a Permanent Resident in Australia. But then that means I need to live in Australia for at least the next 2 to 3 years.
Q - That is a dilemma dude. Good luck deciding! Oh, I heard about this girl from Penang...
A - Er, yes. What about her?
Q - Well, is she your girlfriend?
A - Yes. No more questions.
Q - Wait lah. Is she going to Sydney?
A - For holiday, very likely. For work, very likely not. No more questions.
Q - Aiyah. Wait lah. What does your girlfriend think about you going to Sydney, not knowing when you would be coming back?
A - She is fine with it. She is extremely understanding. Love should do the rest. No more questions - honestly.
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I wish I could just go home and do this everyday...
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Questions & Answers:
Q - Where are you, dude?
A - Sydney, er, dude.
Q - Oh, working already. Nice. Where? (The most assumed-and-asked question)
A - I am under training.
Q - Oh, sweet. Which firm?
A - Er, no. I am training at the College of Law.
Q - College? From University to College? Downgrade ar?
A - No. Everyone needs to go through it you nincompoop.
Q - No way. Why do other law graduates can qualify in their home states of WA, SA, Queensland, Vic, and not you? (Alright syntax error, as per Nicole! Let's re-ask, ahem: Why can other law graduates qualify in their home states of WA, SA, Queensland, Vic, and not you?)
A - You see, I am an international student. The rule is such that if you need a student visa to study this course, you must do the course on-campus. For others, they can do the course online back home! There is only one campus for the College of Law, and that is at Sydney's St Leonards.
Q - Poor thing. So how do they train you at the College of Law?
A - Well, we are learning basically how things are done in the various areas of Law.
Q - Stressed ma?
A - Stressed daoooo...
Q - I see. Sorry for my ignorance. So, for how long?
A - Well, the Coursework Component is 15 weeks. Law graduates will also need to do another 15 weeks of legal work in a Law Firm to satisfy the Work Experience Component. I have already done the Work Experience Component - so it's just 15 weeks for me at the College of Law.
Q - Oh, swee lah. After that can sue people liao la...
A - Well, no. Since I did not do the topic "Legal Ethics", I need to do an online course for another 7 weeks. Yuck, I know.
Q - Then? Come back to Malaysia to practice, right?
A - As of now, I am not sure. I am looking at the prospect of becoming a Permanent Resident in Australia. But then that means I need to live in Australia for at least the next 2 to 3 years.
Q - That is a dilemma dude. Good luck deciding! Oh, I heard about this girl from Penang...
A - Er, yes. What about her?
Q - Well, is she your girlfriend?
A - Yes. No more questions.
Q - Wait lah. Is she going to Sydney?
A - For holiday, very likely. For work, very likely not. No more questions.
Q - Aiyah. Wait lah. What does your girlfriend think about you going to Sydney, not knowing when you would be coming back?
A - She is fine with it. She is extremely understanding. Love should do the rest. No more questions - honestly.
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I wish I could just go home and do this everyday...
(Above) At my fave Laksa place at Sekama. Photo snapped by Ing Ling 3 weeks ago...But as it stands now, the best Laksa I have tasted in Sydney thus far is at Chatswood. Apart from that, I have been eating the extremely delicious food cooked by my Homestay Family. They are Shanghai people who have been living here for 6 years. Shanghai food tastes fantastic!
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4 comments:
=.=...have fun! hahaa
the part 'stressed daooo...' is so so funnyyyy!!!!!! i dont know why. cos it reflects the way u always speak i guess! wakakakakakakaka. can actually imagine how u react when u say that. l0L l0L!
so someone's dating a penangite then! wakaka.
dont worry dude, when i go back to kch, i'll go to that sekama laksa stall and hav that laksa special (minus the strain of kimmo, pls!). =D
take care~
asian go aus come back all vr cocky leh! hahaha..okok..u r not
take k pal~
sounds like toshi is asking questions!
good luck!
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