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My Biography

My Biography



I am a man, my name is Pinsenius Richard Zeno. I was born in the village of Sidas, Sengah Temila, Landak Regency. Born on June 19, 2000. My father's name is Russian and my mother's name is Amina. I am the second of 3 siblings. my brother's name is a thing. surya dino and my sister clara bela santika. I was educated in Sengah Temila District. I graduated from elementary school 2 sidas, and graduated from junior high school 3 and a half, and high school 2 from Temila.


   after that I continued my education at Indonesian Christian universities. I joined an English education program because I like English and my professional desires too. I am very grateful to be able to study at uki because the campus has a motto of serving not in service and a campus that implements Christian values ​​in accordance with my beliefs.


      I chose the English language education program because I built my area that was lacking with mini knowledge and learning and because of the encouragement of the profession as well. some of my profession people also want to be a foreign photographer by themselves which is why I chose the English language education program.

      in this campus I studied together with different regions we studied at this university. and for me that education is very important for everyone to increase their skills and maybe to achieve their goals. and what we can about knowledge we can share with others or in need. and everything to me is my profession that prepares the future or the next generation. that's about me hopefully for people to read it can be inspired in him.









    

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