Emanuel Tshala

Currently I am a university student attending City, University of London, studying Economics. I am deeply passionate about creativity and connection. I find immense joy in the process of creating, whether it’s through writing, designing, or finding innovative ways to solve problems. I love exploring ideas and turning them into something tangible that resonates with people. This drive for creativity goes hand in hand with my passion for connecting with others, understanding their perspectives, sharing stories, and building relationships. One of my strongest skills is my ability to adapt and learn quickly in new situations. I’m skilled at analysing information and breaking down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps, which helps me tackle unfamiliar tasks with confidence. Additionally, I have a keen eye for detail, and I’m able to spot inconsistencies or areas for improvement that others might overlook. This precision is balanced by my creativity. I enjoy thinking outside the box and coming up with innovative solutions to challenges.

My first job was as a waiter in Adolphus Hotel Group, where I developed strong customer service skills and learned how to handle a fast-paced environment. I was responsible for taking orders, serving food, and ensuring a positive dining experience for each guest. This role taught me how to multitask effectively and respond quickly to customer needs while maintaining a friendly attitude. My second job at Evri Warehouse was as a warehouse loader, where I gained hands-on experience with inventory management and physical logistics. I was in charge of loading and organising shipments, which required attention to detail and a good understanding of safety protocols. Both roles helped me build a strong work ethic, taught me to work efficiently under pressure, and gave me valuable teamwork experience.

In sixth form, I completed a BTEC Business Extended Diploma, which gave me a comprehensive foundation in various aspects of business, from marketing and finance to management principles. The coursework was very hands-on, involving real-world scenarios and projects that helped me apply business concepts in practical ways. This experience sparked my interest in the financial side of business, particularly how economic principles influence decision-making. In this course I achieved D* D D which is very goo. Building on that foundation, I recently started university, where I’m now studying Economics with Accounting. I’m excited to deepen my understanding of economic theories and learn how to apply them alongside accounting practices, as I aim to pursue a career that combines both fields.