Artistic souls who dream of becoming tech innovators

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Petar Gjorgjioski is a pianist who loves to program, and in his free time he does card tricks. His best friend, whom he grew up with, Stefan Hadzi-Eftimov, can play the violin, acts, and also does card tricks. But being artistic souls is not their only common interest.

They also have a dream, a vision for their future – to open a joint business in the IT sector and become innovators. That is the reason why they enrolled at Brainster Next College, in the Software Engineering and Innovations major .

Practical teaching was what they missed the most in their rcs data south africa education, so they are looking forward to working on real projects at Brainster Next College and gaining usable practical knowledge.


" Of course, there are negative and positive sides to education, for example, dedicated professors who invest in imparting quality education. In general, if I could, I would change the way of teaching, that is, I would introduce more practical work and more professionalism," says Petar.


" I believe that the biggest challenge in secondary education is staying the same, that is, we do not continue with the same desire with which we enrolled. The direction you enroll in and the final result you get do not match. As Petar mentioned, I would also introduce more practical teaching. That way, I would be one step closer to the desired direction," says Stefan.



Petar, you graduated from music education. What memories will you have of the Ilija Nikolovski-Luj High School of Music and how will you continue with music?

– Hard work and great friendships. I was in a theoretical course and every subject is a challenge in itself, and of course the piano is my first love. I continue with music during social gatherings, for relaxation, when I need concentration.


You are proof that music and programming can go hand in hand. Where did the desire for programming come from, how did this interest develop?

Petar: Ever since I got my first computer, I was fascinated by everything it could do, but most of all by games. I first made my own game when I was 10 years old, which, although very simple, introduced me to and got me hooked on programming.


We also understand that you work in programming. Where specifically, tell us more about this?

Petar: I am currently a Full Stack intern at Personal Programmer, where I work on web solutions.




Stefan, you are a graduate of "Mihalo Pupin" High School. What memories do you have of your high school education?

Stefan: Regarding secondary education, I continue with partly good and partly bad memories. Good ones due to the increasing interest in the IT field, and negative ones due to insufficient practice, which I believe is quite important in any education.