Class of 2011
James Harris
Once school finished I moved back to the Midlands where I became a salesman for sky until I then moved to London for uni a few months later. I started the Cass school of art in central East for a Foundation degree before going in to Fine Art before, which I then eventually changed my course to Graphic Design. Other than the course I’ve been a cocktail bar tender in clubs and restaurants and also have continued pursuing music. I’ve been with my band now for 2 years which has become just as much commitment as the course. Other than that I’m now doing freelance graphic design work for my restaurant as well as a couple employers. It’s my final year of the course so we’ll see what comes next! |
Martin Pochopien
I am currently a Project Buyer in a multinational company called Valeo Autosystems, I take care of new project launches that are proposed to us and i say whether its financially viable, if it’s possible to produce and generally take care of a supplier’s requirements. I am finishing my Engineering degree in February 2015. Life is looking very promising, buying a new car, bought an apartment, lots of traveling for delegations, a lot of fun but a lot of hard work too! |
Maciek Nowak
After graduating from ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ i went to Krakow University of Economics in which I am currently studing at on the profile of International Business Additionally to studing I play Lacrosse which is an american sport. I play for Krakow Lacrosse Kings team with which I travel around Poland to play games in different cities like Warsaw or Poznań. Not a lot of traveling was possibe for me due to workload of studies, therefore I am mostly traveling around Krakow. |
Benedict Merrett
I graduated from ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ in 2011 and moved to Bristol to study electronic and electrical engineering at the University of the West of England. I am on a 4 year course with a placement, that I undertook last year for Rolls-Royce, controls and data services in Birmingham. Currently I’m in my final year back in Bristol. Once I graduate I have a job back in Birmingham with Rolls-Royce waiting for me in September. |
Jennifer Wojnarski
After I graduated from ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ I have moved to Milan where I lived for a year. It was a exciting experience for me. Afterwards i moved to Warsaw to study Fashion Management which I’m still doing at the moment. I am very happy I chose this path of life! Right now I’ve got my dream job, I work for a well known polish designer for the past couple of months. I’m still not sure how my future will look like but i do like to make spontaneous decisions, because since I’m doing them all the great stuff is coming to me. |
Mateusz Serotiuk
After ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ I took off to found two internet ventures, living in Poznan, Warsaw and then San Francisco. It was an amazing time, which allowed me to meet great and inspiring people and get advise from the many successful people in the industry. Currently I’m a consultant, working with early stage start-ups in EU and the US on raising Venture Capital funding rounds and making sure everything goes smooth & quick throughout the process. A lot of hard work, but I love what I managed to accomplish so far! |
Antek Metzler
I’ve graduated ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ around 4 years ago. Since then I’ve pretty much did the standard thing of going to uni. After graduating, I studied fashion design in Kraków at SAPU for a year. After a year I switched schools and moved to Copenhagen, where for two years I studied Sustainable Fashion Design at the Copenhagen School of Design and Technology. After two years, I decided to switch once again, this time to Sustainable Communication, which is the course I’m on right now. |
David Hoerler
For the past two and half years I have been living and studying in Vienna, Austria. As for what I am studying? It is international business consultancy! It sounds interesting but it isn’t. Though I say that but I still enjoy it. In addition, I am working part-time as a project manager for a small firm in Vienna and I enjoy it immensely, mainly since it’s related to my studies. Happy Anniversary ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ! |
Natalia Zajac
For 3 years I studied Biological Sciences in Oxford. I graduated this year with a BA and went on to do a Masters in Evolutionary Biology in Uppsala, Sweden. Above I include a photo from the graduation ceremony. I hope you are well and I hope we will have a chance to meet. Wish you all the best, Natalia |
Aniela Czajewska
I graduated from ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ in 2011, and moved to London to pursue a BA in English and Drama at Queen Mary. It was a fantastic experience, and the friends I’ve made and the ideas I’ve engaged with will last me a lifetime! I graduated with first class honours in the summer of 2014, and I’m now doing an MA in Critical Methodologies at King’s College. Though I’ve loved both of my degrees so far, I think I’ll be taking a break before rushing straight into academia. Outside of my studies, I’ve been working on several poetry, translation, and performance art projects. I’m also very passionate about political activism and social justice – clearly, at least two CAS components have stuck with me over the years! All the best, Aniela |
Paulina Serotiuk
After I’ve graduated from ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ I decided to take a Gap-Year and I went to France to be an Au Pair. I had a great time there, learning the language , meeting new people and enjoying the delicious cuisine! After my french adventure I began studying Psychology in English, at the University of Warsaw. Great city, great, great experience Right now I’m on my 3rd year and I’ve currently started my second internship in HR company. I hope the next years will be even more successful than the past and I will be as happy as I am now:) |
Klementyna Scieszka
After finishing ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ I moved to Spain where I studied Hotel Management. After three years I have worked in Barcelona, Thailand and Brussels and am currently continuing work in Italy. For me learning languages, meeting new people and having new experiences was always the most important and I feel my life up until now has given many opportunities to do so. It’s not what’s written on paper that counts but what you have lived! |