Work events is one of the categories under the Personal Life category in Blog.CyrilDason.com, a blog owned, and updated by Cyril Dason since 2008.
This category is focused on the Cyril Dason’s working life.
Under this category, updates and activities related to work are therefore written or shared by Cyril Dason.
Cyril Dason is a content creator and educator based in Kuching, Sarawak with over 15 years in content creation experience.
His followers come from around the world but are largely concentrated to Malaysia, with most of them residing in both Sabah and Sarawak.
Other than Blog.CyrilDason.com, he owns several niche blogs such as SarawakCrocs.com (Football) and KuchingBorneo.info (Travel). He is also well established on Instagram, Twitter and Youtube.
There was this Kabaddi tournament in school these couple of days, and it reminded me of a Kabaddi tournament I managed to catch a few years back. Kabaddi is a very physical game, and it takes smarts and also brunt to win. Speed is also essential I believe. I’m not sure how points are calculated,
The game called ‘Kabaddi’ Read Post »
I have been travelling to West Malaysia a lot lately. From the month of May until August, I’ve traveled to West Malaysia three times, with each time spanning at least four days. The travel is required as I need to attend courses, get some certificates, which in return will allow me to perform my duties
This is not the life I want…. Read Post »
I have decided to start a blog in Bahasa Malaysia. The blog isn’t exactly new since I have had it under a different name years back, but this time, this blog is more focused on something, say my day job. Well, unlike most of my blogs, this blog I call ‘Chegu.Cyril’ will be in Bahasa
A blog in Bahasa Malaysia Read Post »
Nine years. That’s how long it has been, and that doesn’t include the years of training, and my temporary teaching post in SMK Sg Tapang. If the schedule is right, I still have 21 more years to go. Looks like it’s still a long way for me, but if the nine years felt like a
Teacher’s Day: It’s been 9 years, and mom’s retiring Read Post »
I initially wanted to talk about the dilemma teacher’s face on a daily routine, but after typing a long 700+ story, I hit a brick wall and decided it was not the way I should go. Instead, this rather short piece is a replacement of that 700-word odd article for Teacher’s Day. If you have
Teacher’s Day post: Those moments Read Post »
Among the education staff in Malaysia, Pesta Sukan Dan Kebudayaan Perkhidmatan Pelajaran (PSKPP) is not something foreign, but for those not in the service, it’s a definitely something new. The whole concept of PSKPP is about bonding, and what more better a way to create a bond than to go for a competition, although results
Robotics in PSKPP Sarawak 2013 Read Post »
Obviously I have neglected my blog for quite a good amount of time despite it being school holidays. The whole thing is due to two main reasons, SPM and Tweet-Up Kuching. That said, be ready for updates coming in fast and furious as I meet deadlines for my blog post. Here, I tell you a
The burden of invigilating SPM Read Post »
Last week, I had the liberty of going outstation on a working trip to Limbang, Sarawak for the Pesta PSKPP Sarawak. To be honest, I felt Limbang is rather unfortunate that it is practically sandwiched by Brunei, hence making it difficult to for anyone to reach, but I guess that makes it special. The journey
A week away from Kuching Read Post »
I’m now experiencing what you may call a huge ‘writer’s block’ because I’m currently busy trying to figure out how I could get over 30 points with the letters above. Just managed to squeeze my international passport renewal last weekend, and got some awesome news to share with everyone, yes despite the drop on hits
Trying to figure out something Read Post »