Chansu was WIS student from 2006 to 2010 and recently continues his education at the Simon Fraser University in Vancouver / Canada (the university was ranked first among Canada’s comprehensive universities in 1993, 1996-1998, 2000, 2008-2013 and in 2015). Chansu’s subject of study is Computing Science.

He recalls the following as the best part of being a WIS student:

• making friends from different countries for the first time in his life,
• learning languages – not only English, but also Polish and French with teachers – native speakers of these tongues
• interactive communication with the teachers, Which is very different to my home country – he stresses
• Green and White Schools
• joining WIS Wolves, the WIS basketball team
• learning the essential parts of life – Friendship, Respecting others, Sportsmanship
• The cycle of International School – Meet new people, See people leave and eventually, it’s your turn to leave

Second, (…) I obtained the understanding of leadership by running for school presidency election. Although I have lost to my great rival Yeji Yang, it was a great lifetime experience for me. Additionally, I also developed my courage by delivering massive speech in front of many people, including students, teachers and our school principal (…). I put all of my efforts so I’ve got no regret for what I have gone through during that time.

Third, WIS allowed me to learn many languages. English, French and Polish! This gave me a chance to settle well for another International school life in China and my current state in Canada. Language once again proves that it can be a powerful component for enhancing one’s merit. I am just glad that I enjoyed my life being a WIS student.

Finally, for current and future WIS generations, I just want to mention one quote for you guys:

“Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.” – Steve Jobs (Stanford Commencement address 2005)

We will keep it in mind, Chansu! Thank you!