Starting in the educational year of 2018-2019, I did a Level 1 Business BTEC course at Kingston College in which I learnt some skills such as teamwork and meetings.

I also had to create an idea for my own business of which I chose to make a business selling an EV conversion kit for a Petrol/Diesel/LPG car while everyone else in my class were designing business selling food and drinks or vapes/e-cigarettes in their own store or van, so pretty much everyone else in the classroom acted like sheep and followed the heard, copying each other while I was the only one who had stood out and was willing to do something else.

I was studying a Level 2 IT Diploma at Kingston College starting in September 2019 where I was learning the skills of using Microsoft office software such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access as well as a section on the course on “IT User Fundamentals” and using the program Paint.Net. I also learnt some HTML programming using the program “Microsoft Expressions Web” dated from 2012 but when the college closed during the 1st national lockdown of 2020, I finished off my work using Adobe Dreamweaver using my Student ID No. when all students at the South Thames Colleges Group were given access to Adobe Creative Cloud for free.

For the image on the left (above on mobile phones), I could've learnt how to make something like this if only we weren't forced to use Paint.Net and were encouraged to use more powerful programs such as Adobe Photoshop, Krita or GIMP. 

The image on the left is from Krita Artists and is by user "wojtryb"