My journey as a DSW student at Confederation College was awesome. My professors helped me to improve myself. I grew not only as a better student, but also as a better person because of my professors.
What I Liked Most About Confederation College
As a second-year DSW student, I came a long way to get where I am today. My professors Julie Zdep and Linda Kramer are the main reason why I am who I am today. I learned from them more than I learned from the textbooks. I wasn't the best student when I started, but the inspiration and enthusiasm from my professors made me become a better student and also helped me to build a real passion towards my future profession as a DSW. I learned how to keep my personal and professional life apart. The true encouragement and a little push from my teachers made me work hard and achieve my goals. I cannot thank them enough from believing in me when I was not. Confederation College provided me with the best professors and I am thankful for that.
What I Liked Most About Thunder Bay, Canada
Thunder Bay is a quiet place, filled with polite people and I love this place.
How Confederation College Helped Me to Achieve My Educational Goals
Confederation College provided me with the best professors, the best learning and placement opportunities.
What I Would Like to Do After I Graduate
I would like to work as a DSW after graduation. I want to support people with disabilities to live a life they deserve and to help them bring out their true potential.
My Advice to Future Students Thinking About Attending Confederation College
Confederation College provides different resources and opportunities which completely helps you to grow as a student. If you are joining DSW, don't worry; you are in safe hands and can't ask for better, professional or inspiring professors.
A Teacher Who Made a Difference in my Learning
Julie and Linda encouraged me and believed in me which helped me successfully complete my first-year placement. It is awesome how much they care and how they are concerned about the success of their students.