I am a cyber security student so you would think my progression would be higher. But i think that 50% is reasonable. This is because cyber security is so big and it branches into alot of different things like defense, offense, web, network security etc. I feel like I only know the basics of everything. Last year I got my Jr penetration tester certificate from TryHackMe. I learned alot from TryHackMe an realised that security is much bigger than it looks.

As a cyber security student I dont really program alot. That is why i put my progress at 40%. The only main language that i have learned is Python. I think I know Python well enough. This is because I have made alot of things in python like an API, backend(flask), scripts etc. The other langueges like C or Javascript I haven't learned. I am also not that good at coding in HTML and CSS so that is why I took this course.

As a cyber security student I learn alot about professional skills at my universaty. I also have learned alot about professionalism during my internship at a cyber security company. Also at my universaty it is manditory to reflect on all the projects that I. When we reflect we use a method called STARR review. This helps reflecting. We reflect on concepts like communication, working in teams, leadership etc. This is why I think that I am at 60%.