Talking Fight With AMAL Fellows

End of a journey 😍

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I attended the last session last week named “Talking Fight”. Though I attend the session late I enjoyed it a lot.

That was not the end of learning process, Actually, that session told us to apply the learning in your life, though it was a talkative session the things that I learned from it I am mentioning here below:

I learned too many things after all.

Now I am explaining them briefly.

I wanted to speak in the last online session but when I start speaking our worthy Sir muted me many times. The situation that I faced at that time was strange.

We are talking with mam but Sir Tayyab Kaleem Khan was observing us deeply. Even he saw in a small picture that I have worn a red shirt of Manchester United.

Every fellow wanted to tell his/her story but no one was ready to be late.

I was also listening voices of other fellows but at that time I was also reading comments that were running in the comment box.

Different fellows are even texting me privately and at same time I was allowed to speak in front of the camera. It was odd situation.

I was allowed to speak my 3 months feeling in just 30–40 seconds and that was quite a difficult task but I am in the process of learning.

I hope one day I will be able to do all these skills that I learned from the AMAL fellowship. This is one of a great time with Batch 135.

I will do practicing these skills throughout my life and I believe I am seeing myself in a great position in the future.

Thank You AMAL,

Thank You AMAL Fellows

V Much Thank You to Sir Tayyab Kaleem Khan and Mam Rubia Zia.

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