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Zaskia Adya Mecca's Child Graduates, Sybil Already Has Dreams of Becoming a Director

Zaskia Adya Mecca's Child Graduates, Sybil Already Has Dreams of Becoming a Director

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Zaskia Adya Mecca's Child Graduates, Sybil Already Has Dreams of Becoming a Director

Zaskia Adya Mecca has just shared a happy moment accompanying her first child at graduation, Kana Sybilla, affectionately known as Sybil, has officially completed the Middle Years Programme (MYP) in the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. This graduation moment was shared by Zaskia on social media and received many congratulations from her followers.

However, there is something that makes the wife of Hanung Bramantyo proud and emotional, her child already has career goals and aspirations at a young age.

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In her post, Zaskia explains that in the IB education system, the Middle Years Programme ends in Grade 10 or Year 5. After completing this stage, Sybil will continue her education to the IB Career-related Programme for Grade 11 to Grade 12, which is considered most suitable for her interests and future plans.

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According to Zaskia, the program is the right choice because it can help students who already know their interests, talents, and career directions they want to pursue. She sees that her daughter has a fairly clear picture of the future so she can focus more on developing her skills in the field she likes.

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"In the IB (International Baccalaureate), the Middle Years Programme ends in Grade 10 (Year 5). After this, @kana.sybilla will enter the IB Career-related Programme Grade 11–12, we think it's the best fit for the future because it facilitates children who already know their interests, talents, and career paths," Bia stated in her post.

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One of the achievements that makes Zaskia proud is the final project that Sybil worked on. For her graduation Personal Project, the teenager created a short film and was involved in almost the entire production process.

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"Yesterday, Syb worked on a short movie for her personal project. She did almost everything, from developing the script, writing the scenario, directing, coordinating with the crew & talent, post-production, etc. She just didn't want to appear on screen, so I asked her multiple times, 'What do you want to be in the future, Syb?', 'A director & entrepreneur in fashion,' and that's why she is taking Psychology & Art in grade 11," Zaskia continued.

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"I’m so happy to see that my child is clear about what she wants to do in the future, unlike me who was confused after graduating high school about what to do because all I knew since middle school was shooting. When I was pregnant, I was worried, if I didn't become an actress, what would I do? But thank God, Allah made it easy.

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At the end of her post, Zaskia conveyed her prayers and best wishes for Sybil. She hopes that the early steps her daughter has prepared now can help maximize her potential and bring benefits for her future. "May starting earlier help you maximize, Syb. Don’t waste your time. Bismillah," Zaskia wrote with emotion.