Meet Olga Yakhno

Olga Yakhno is from Russia and is studying USFP at the Sydney campus.

How long have you been at Taylors College?
1 year.

What are you studying?
I am in Science Stream. I would like to go into medical science at Sydney University.

Ask 5 friends to describe you in one word.
Charming, a lady, feminine, sincere and royalty.

What have you enjoyed the most about studying at Taylors?
I have enjoyed the teachers the most, as they are all very friendly and helpful.

What are your hobbies?
I enjoy reading a lot of different books and going to the cinema. If I am free from homework that is what I like to do. I also like cooking a lot.

What is the most interesting place you’ve ever been to and why?
The most interesting place I have been is the Great Barrier Reef. In my opinion it was the most amazing place I have ever seen. The environment on the Heron Island is like it has never been touched by people before.

Who is your favourite Taylors College teacher?
Pernille day would be my favorite teacher because she is very friendly and tries to help out all of her students.

Tell an interesting story about an experience you’ve had at Taylors College.
It was very interesting when we took a trip to the zoo with Australian study students. It was very interesting and funny.

What is your most favourite item that you brought with you from home?
My books.

What makes you unique?
I like traveling with my friends and parents, playing on the piano, reading books and once I have even tried diving.

What is the best thing that has ever happened to you?
The best thing that could have happened to me what being born into the family that I was. My parents sent me to Australia and let me choose an occupation by myself.

What advice would you give students who are planning to come to Australia?
In my opinion, these students should be prepared to miss their families and friends a lot. Food in Australia is also very different, thus it takes time to find some you’re used to. The weather in Australia will be liked by everyone though.