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Hi, I am Jon Keçi. I am 15 years old. I go to ''Meto Bajraktari'' elementary school. Since i am in 9th grade, I have sat the achievement exam (testi i arritshmerise). I did not find the test very hard, I found it rather easy. In my opinion, students can achieve success from both the exam and the years of studying. At first I felt unsure of my skills, but after finishing the test I realised that the years I spent in school were not pointless. As for my dreams, I've had plenty of them. Since I am unable to achieve all of them, I've chosen something that will benefit me and the society- a politican. I believe that justice is corrupt and I want to fix any discrimination and unfairness within the society.


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