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SPORTLIGH AND PERSONALITY PROFILE WITH KANGOAN DAM ABDUL -AMIN

 NORTHERN ZONE GNMTA

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*SPOTLIGHT  AND PERSONALITY PROFILE* 


Mr KANGOAN DAM ABDUL -AMIN

GNMTA PRO NTC - Lawra 2020/2021 academic year


INTRODUCTION 


Kangoan Dam Abdul-Amin, is a proud native of the East mamprusi municipal assembly precisely from Sakogu.

He was born on 9th February, 1996 and the first born of five children from a  God fearing and a Muslim Home.


He is  a final year student of Nursing Training College, Lawra offering a Registered nurse assistant. 


He is of the opinion that, What makes a child gifted and talented may not always be good grades in school, but a different way of looking at the world and learning.


He strongly believe that as an individual do not think of what individuals  can do to move you forward, But think of what you as an individual can do to move individuals forward 


Teamwork: The cooperative effort of a team of people to achieve a common goal. As we all know very well that knowledge is not the owner of one person. 


Time management: 

Assessing each of your responsibilities for priority is key in being a good time manager. There are many ways to prioritize what you need to accomplish. You might decide to complete fast, simple items followed by longer, more involved ones. Alternatively, you might prioritize your tasks starting with the most time-sensitive, or a combination of both.


*EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND* :


He started his Basic School at Sakogu confidence preparatory school, Both Primarily and junior high school from 2003 to 2013

He sat for BECE Examination in 2013


He passed with Good grades and a gained Admission into Bolgatanga secondary school ( Bigboss ) in October 2013


He completed Bigboss  in 2016 and  now a final year student in Nursing Training College,  LAWRA.


 *LEADERSHIP  PROFILE:* 


SRC/GNMTA Public relation officer ( PRO ) 2020 till date NTC, LAWRA 


TEIN communication officer  2020 till date NTC,  LAWRA 


 Ghana muslim student association ( GMSA ) Organizer NTC, LAWRA  2020 till date.


General Secretary from 2015 to 2016 Arts student association  ( ASA) Bigboss


Health  prefect  from 2012 to 2013 J.H.S


Compound overseer from 2009 to 2010 primary school


 *INTENDED POLICIES AND PROJECTS* 


1. To provides support to the entire Executive Board. Examples of the tasks of an office coordinator include maintaining office equipment, light IT troubleshooting and placing office supply orders.


2.  I will set up committees in all the year groups to gather and summit their recommendations periodically

 

3. Reliable sources of Communication: you will all bear with me that miscommunication can destroy an existing order in a heartbeat. It is against this backdrop that I will place a high premium on the truth. Often times, a well put communique gets grotesquely distorted before it is fed on. This has to do with our channels of communication


4. Work aggressively and collaboratively with other stakeholders to get the student body a seat at the table. It is only when we are heard that we stand the chance of having our concerns addressed. Striving to secure a seat at the table means making student representation at all levels of decision-making processes that affect student interest indispensable.


5. An aspirant of Northern Zonal Coordinating Secretary 2021/2022


 *SPECIAL SKILLS AND ABILITIES* 

1. Critical thinking and problem solving 

2. Teamwork and collaboration 

3. Oral and written Communication skill


 *HOBBIES* 

1. Socializing 

2.Volunteering

3. Listing to music 

4. Community Involvement

5.  Watching of Nascar race


 *CONTACT INFORMATION* 

FACEBOOK: Kangoan Dam Abdul-Amin 

Email: kangoan15@gmail.com 

Call/WhatsApp/Telegram: 0549257113

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