1. Purpose/ agenda of going to Israel 2. What was your experiences during your stay in Israel? 3.

Do you
remember the first time you went to the place? What was your emotional state like? 4. Now that you’ve
gone through this program, what’s your life like? What is your outlook for the future? 5. What have you
learned about? 6. What was most surprising to you about? 7. Is there are particular moment or memory
that stands out for you? What and Why? 8. Is there an achievement or contribution that you are most
proud of? What and Why? 9. What was the biggest challenge you were facing? 10. What did you do to try
to solve this challenge on your own? 11. How has this changed you? 12. Other things you wanted to
share more about your experiences.

1. To learn things inclined to the course I am taking. And of course to open my eyes at a
younger age in the workplace internationally to help my country in the near future because
we all know that Israel is leading in terms of agricultural mechanizations and researches. In
short, I went to Israel primarily because I want to improve myself by learning for my future
and for our country. And I think, Agrostudies Israel is a good platform to help me achieve
my goals.
2. Actually A lot, I really cant put it into numbers. But I think yung mga experiences talaga na
hindi ko makalimutan are yung struggles ko sa sarili na kailangan ko ibahin yung mindset ko
na I am now a trainee, not anymore a student that everyday puro theories lang yung
naririnig ko unlike now na nasa harapan ko na siya mismo kagaya ng mga machines natin na
napag aaralan. Another is yung mga educational trip namin every Sunday, malaking tulong
talaga siya para ma widen yung ideas ko sa agriculture. And last is yung mga teaching skills
ng every teacher/professors namin doon. Ang gagaling nila, talaga. You really can say na
expert talaga sila sa kung anong field man ng agriculture sila nag graduate. And most of
them are nakapagdoctorate na , so amazing siya.
3. I really feel blessed from the time na nakaapak na ako sa airport ng Israel. And paulit ulit ko
talaga sinasabi sa sarili ko na. Don’t waste this opportunity. This is for you and for the
country. Make your family proud and ofcourse be the best representative of your school.
And paulit ulit din sinasabi samin ng coordinator namin na. “Many are called but few are
chosen, so be thankful. So, it was all a mixed emotion actually. Excited for the program and
a bit nervous if I can handle the job while working with different nationalities.
4. Now, by the time na nahawakan ko na yung diploma ko. Sobrang nakakaproud sa sarili
because atlast naharvest mo na yung tinanim mo And also nabago din yung pananaw ko sa
buhay. Mas nagging sigurado ako sa mga plano ko sa buhay. Mas natuto akong mag-isip ng
mga bagay bagay na alam kong makakabuti sa sarili ko.
5. In terms of being an employee, I learned how to respect better. Atsaka yung disiplina sa
sarili. Lahat magiging masaya if disiplinado ka.
6. I think what is surprising lang is yung the way I think now not only for myself but also for my
family, for the country and of course for the environment.
7. yes, particularly yung sa nabuong camaraderie, friendships at family doon not only between
us all filipinos but to other nationalities like Danish, Americans, Chinese, Cambodians, lao,
thai, Colombians, Ecuadorians, africans, Vietnamese, and most especially the Israeli.
8. Yes, actually we represent our country to the winners of the best research and researchers
during our graduation. And I think that is already a pride na iniwan namin doon sa Israel.
9. I think yung biggest challenge lang talaga of being a trainee abroad is yung pangungulila
paminsan minsan sa pamilya, sa kultura, sa pagkaing pinoy, at marami pang iba.
10. What we did to overcome all of those challenges is we just enjoyed it. And ofcourse pray for
our good health.
11. It changed me in a way that I became more independent and more ready to face life.
12. Actually daghan pa jud, so kung di nimo ni mahuman imuhang article karon. Kita ta ugma sa
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