Moreover, I transitioned from a major in Water and Environmental Engineering during my bachelor’s degree to Water Resources Management in my master’s program. This shift presented a new challenge as I found myself returning to water engineering. Initially, I faced many difficulties, even with work experience and technical knowledge related to laboratory work. Fortunately, my background in water treatment processes from my bachelor’s degree, combined with the management skills from my master’s, allowed me to manage this work effectively, incorporating both soft and hard skills. However, I realized that while theoretical knowledge is essential, practical experience is necessary to fully understand and apply what I have learned.

The training provided before and during the project, covering both technical and soft skills (such as well-being, communication, and self-management), has been invaluable. This program has significantly helped me, as I can now apply the skills from training and the knowledge from school to my workplace. As a result, I have gained substantial skills and work experience through this program.

In conclusion, I have learned and gained a wealth of experience and knowledge from this program. I have learned how to define my work responsibilities, diagnose problems based on real operations, and solve them effectively. Moreover, I can apply both theoretical knowledge from training and practical experiences at Bek Chan Water Supply to implement effective solutions in my workplace.