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Ni Luh Dea Ray Putri Pramesti

May 8, 2019 By //  by roledmin Leave a Comment

Ni Luh Dea Ray Putri Pramesti

Dea was born in Pemuteran on January 31, 2001. She is the oldest child of 4. Two of her younger siblings are still in elementary school and the youngest one is still in kindergarten. Her father works as a truck driver, while her mother is a housewife. Her father often drive long distance routes to Java and sometimes comes home only once a week. Dea, who likes traditional dances, often gets offers to dance at hotels. Thanks to this experiences she get an insight into the world of hospitality and wants to learn more. She often participates in English language courses to practice her skills. Because according to her “English is important which can later be used in the world of work”. When Dea heard about Bali WISE from socialization at her school, she was very enthusiastic and wanted to join soon. Dea wants to get a good job to be able to support her parents and the education for her younger siblings.

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