I was lucky enough to join a young start-up for my internship: WeShre, which aims to make it easier to organise and take part in events via a range of features and communities that allow members and associations to be managed on a single platform. I was able to join the start-up before starting my work placement to get to know the product by going to the VivaTech trade fair in Paris and starting to interview prospective customers.

As another student job, I also worked at Adeps, a sports centre in Auderghem.First of all, I looked after the administration, making sure that all the children who had signed up came to the sports courses, but I also had to look after the accounts, making sure that the parents had paid.Then, I gave hockey training to young children, showing them how to hold a stick, make passes, etc.

During this student job, I had to manage the invoices of Stantec's employees by encoding them, sorting them in the JD Edwards system, but also in the company's various files.

I've given hockey training to beginners. This helped me to perfect my team management methods by having to manage groups of 30 people who knew nothing about hockey. I managed to build a good understanding on and off the pitch, by including everyone, and training in good conditions.

As a student job, I worked as a cook at Bavet, a restaurant chain in Belgium specialising in Italian cuisine.I was the sole chef during my shift, which taught me to organise myself better, manage my time and learn how to manage stocks to make sure I could always serve the customers.

I worked as a waiter, which helped me speak with many international people.

I worked as a cashier, and I also had to manage rays.

I was mainly training kids (From six to twelve years old) twice a week, plus coaching a game on Saturday.