open NEW HSK class level 1-2 ‼️
• group class, limited slot
• dpt e-book (textbook, workbook, & writing sheet)
• dpt video pembelajaran
• online via zoom
• durasi 120 menit / meet
• only 800k hingga tuntas HSK 2
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DOKTER UDAH KASIH TAHU, TAPI
EMAK-EMAK TETEP NGEYEL
1. Jerawat Bandel: Kurangin gula & gorengan,
bukan ganti skincare jutaan.
2. Badan Gampang Loyo: Makan pisang
(powerbank alami), bukan ngopi terus.
3. Sering Pusing & Lemes: Banyakin makan
bayam (zat besi), bukan nambah kopi.
4. Masuk Angin Melulu: Minum teh jahe
hangat, jangan cuma andelin kerokan.
5. Pusing Tanpa Sebab: Makan semangka /
minum air. Ibu cuma dehidrasi.
6. Daya Tahan Drop: Makan jeruk / buah riil,
bukan suplemen mahal.
7. Pikiran Mumet/Stres: Makan dark chocolate,
jangan malah nyari drama baru.
8. Insomnia/Susah Tidur: Makan buah kiwi,
bukan scrolling HP sampai subuh.
9. Sembelit / Susah BAB: Makan buah plum /
pepaya, bukan minum obat pencahar.
10. Sendi Linu & Pegal: Minum air kunyit hangat,
bukan jadi alasan rebahan seharian.
Tante gw jualan gorengan 12 tahun.
Bakwan, tempe, tahu semua laku keras.
Tapi ada satu pelanggan yang tiap hari bilang hal yang sama:
“Bu, gorengannya kok lembek pas sampe rumah?”
Sampai akhirnya dia beli di tempat lain. Dan tetap kriuk.
Tante gw shock. Gw yang akhirnya bantuin cari tahu jawabannya.
Ini rutinitas yang gue rekomendasiin buat cewek usia 25 - 30+ yang pengen bakar lemak tanpa harus pergi ke gym.
Bisa dilakuin sendiri dari kamar, simpel dan praktis.
in malaysia, the typical education pathway is:
1. kindergarten (4-6 years old)
2. primary school (7-12 years old)
3. secondary school (13-17 years old)
4. pre-university (18-19 years old)
- foundation: 1 year
- matriculation: 1-2 years
- STPM: 2 years
5. bachelor’s degree (if without any gap, then people usually start their degrees at 19 years old here) and the duration of study depends on what course you take but the common study duration is 3-4 years (medicine and veterinary programmes generally take longer)
as for me:
i did foundation at 18 for a year after completing secondary school, started my degree at 19 and graduated when i was 23, then started my master’s degree at 24 and am now in my last semester so if all goes well, i’ll graduate at the end of the year at 25!
we have pre-university programmes which aim to prepare us for our bachelor’s degrees and these programmes typically focus on foundational subjects before we move on to more specialised courses in our chosen degree programmes, so we have time to decide what we want to pursue for our bachelor’s degree.