Graduation Grade
TBC
A-Level — in progress
CCA
YEC
Young Entrepreneurs Club
Position
VP
Vice President, YEC
Co-Curricular & Leadership
Vice President, Young Entrepreneurs Club (YEC)
The Young Entrepreneurs Club at ACS(I) is one of the more interesting CCAs I could have chosen — it sits at the intersection of real-world business thinking and the structured environment of school. As Vice President, I'm involved in running the club's programming, mentoring junior members, and helping shape the direction of our events and initiatives.
What draws me to the YEC is the same thing that drew me to entrepreneurship in the first place: the emphasis on building things, not just studying them. The club creates space for that.
More details will be added as my time here continues.
Why ACS(I)
I chose ACS(I) because of the environment it creates — academically rigorous but also genuinely interested in developing the whole person. The school has a history of producing people who do things in the world, not just people who score well on examinations.
The entrepreneurship culture here is real. The Young Entrepreneurs Club isn't a checkbox — it's a genuine community of students who want to build things. That alignment between my interests and my environment feels important.
I'm in the early stages of this chapter. The foundation work I did at Swiss Cottage — the leadership experience, the O-Level results, the habits I built — all of it feeds into what I'm trying to do here. This is where I take it further.