From lecturer to full-time baker


Goodies to go: Nur Fadhliana arranging some of the desserts she made in her apartment in Relau. — KT GOH/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: A 31-year-old lecturer gave up her job teaching baking to be near her children before last year’s movement control order and has since turned adversity into opportunity.

Nur Fadhliana Habibollah, who used to teach culinary arts at Institut Kemahiran Belia in Peretak, Selangor, now runs a baking business from her apartment as she stays safe with her family during the pandemic.

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