My initial degree was in physics, but I never ended up doing anything in physics. I got a job as a computer technician at a high school, which was actually my old high school, because I bumped into my old teacher at the supermarket. I’ve always been super interested in tech, and getting my first computer really allowed me to learn more about it. That was my first proper desktop computer, called the VTech PreComputer 1000 - I’m sure we just got it from Farmers or The Warehouse or something, and it teaches you to type and had word games. The screen was like a calculator screen - that’s how old it was - and you could type one line of text. But the cool thing was it also taught you how to program and code, which you don’t really see anymore. So that’s how I learnt to code.
