Because of my low grades at school, I couldn’t go straight into a Level 3 course. Instead, I had to start with Level 2 Software Development at West Notts College. At the time, it felt like a setback — but in reality, it gave me the chance to catch up,

I wasn’t exactly the model student. In fact, I spent most of my school years being a nuisance — rarely paying attention in class, constantly in trouble, and at one point even getting excluded. But while I didn’t thrive in the traditional classroom, I found my spark elsewhere: in

Ever since I was little, I’ve been technically minded — always tinkering, building, and imagining new ideas. While most kids were out playing football, I was taking apart electronics to see how they worked. At 9 years old, I built my first PC from scratch, and that single moment of