study and awards
Life-long learning
Here’s a short explanation of the terms that are used below:
CITO-score
At the end of 8 years of primary school, having an average age of 12 years old, children have to make a final test that includes multiple subjects. This test will give you a result between 500 and 550. Depending on the result you get, you’ll be advised a certain high school level. Schools stopped using the CITO test since 2014. It’s now called the ‘final test for primary education’.
VMBO: preparatory secondary vocational education
HAVO: senior general secondary education
VWO: pre-university education
Primary School
2005: Finished with a CITO-score of 537 and was advised to start in a VMBO/HAVO mixed class
Highschool
2005: Started in a two-year VMBO/HAVO mixed class
2007: Switched to HAVO
2010: Graduated HAVO, switched to VWO
2012: Graduated VWO
University
2015: Graduated the Biomedical Science Bachelor at the Radboud University
2017: Graduated the Pre-Master Medicine study program at the Radboud University
2017: Received a special sports status to combine his studies and esports career at the Amsterdam Medical Center (AMC)
2017: Started his master’s degree in medicine at the Amsterdam Medical Center
2018: Stopped his master’s degree in medicine and took the opportunities he had in the gaming and esports industry
Extra
2017: Graduated the Public Speakers University and continued in the Professional Speakers Academy
2018: Graduated the Surgery for Medical Students Association (VCMS)
Awards
2016: Winner of the champions category of the ‘The Young 100’ most promising youth till the age of 25