Meet Elnaz Resouli

Elnaz Resouli, Year 11 student, Melbourne campus

Elnaz Resouli is from Iran and is studying Year 11 High School at the Melbourne campus.

What are you studying?
The subjects that I am studying are Chemistry, biology, English, accounting, general math, math methods. I’m going to study medicine at university and become a doctor in the future.

Ask 5 friends to describe you in one word.
Beautiful, clever, friendly, intelligent, quiet.

What have you enjoyed the most about studying at Taylors?
I like the friendly atmosphere at Taylors College very much.

What are your hobbies?
My hobbies are usually: Watching TV, reading different types of books, working with computers and listening to music. On the weekends I first finish my homework and prepare myself for tests. Then I probably play tennis or go swimming.

What is the most interesting place you’ve ever been to and why?
There are many interesting places in Australia. I like Philip Island or The Great Ocean Road because they’ve got very beautiful nature and I like that.

Who is your favourite Taylors College teacher?
All Taylors College Staff members and teachers are lovely and it’s a bit hard to say who my most favourite teacher in here is. I like Mrs. Latham very much, because Mrs. Latham is very nice and kind and I never feel bored in her class and I think she is perfect. I like Ms. Kate very much as well, she is very kind and her behavior with students is very good and I think she is so lovely.

Tell an interesting story about an experience you’ve had at Taylors College.
The interesting experience that I can think of is when we had Multicultural Festival at Taylors College. Students brought some of their famous food, the maps of their countries, some other stuff that they were selling and showing to the others which could also represent their culture and I can say they were all interesting for me.

What is your most favourite item that you brought with you from home?
I’ve brought the cards that I have gathered since I was going to kindergarten till now. The cards that I am talking about are all the “excellents” that my teacher had written on them or the other things that my friends had given me.

What makes you unique?
From what I think and my friends have told me, being honest and trying to help others in anyway that I can.

What is the best thing that has ever happened to you?
Seeing my best friend of primary school in Germany (Berlin) because I hadn’t seen her for years and I was so excited to see her again.

What advice would you give students who are planning to come to Australia?
I can recommend them to prepare themselves for the changeable lovely weather in Melbourne.

Elnaz Resouli, Year 11 student, Melbourne campus