Formal education

Education and Applied Learning

My formal education combines a completed technical secondary-school foundation with current university study in web and information technologies. I connect both stages to practical engineering work without presenting ongoing study as a completed qualification.

Current study

Alma Mater Europaea

In progress

Bachelor of Engineering in Web and Information Technologies

Study period in my current portfolio record: October 2025 – October 2029

I am developing my knowledge of applied software engineering, web systems, information architecture, databases, and practical data workflows. The programme supports the technical foundation behind my software, automation, and systems work.

Web systems Software engineering Data workflows Information technologies

Public supporting evidence

Alma Mater Europaea published a public student story that identifies me and the undergraduate Web and Information Technologies programme. The post supports my current-student claim; it is not evidence of degree completion.

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Completed education

School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Maribor

Completed

Secondary technical education

September 2021 – June 2025

I completed secondary technical education in electrical engineering and computer science. This gave me a practical foundation in computing, technical systems, structured troubleshooting, and laboratory and field execution.

Foundation carried into my work

  • Understanding software in the context of physical and operational systems.
  • Working methodically with technical constraints, diagnostics, and documentation.
  • Connecting classroom concepts with web development, automation, infrastructure, and field support.

International practical training

Erasmus+ in Leiria, Portugal

October 2023

Learning beyond the classroom

While studying at SERS, I took part in its Erasmus+ mobility in Leiria. The experience placed technical education in an international work environment and required me to adapt, communicate, and work with people outside my usual school setting.

Alongside practical training, our group experienced Leiria and cultural visits in Portugal. This strengthened my independence and showed me how technical work, teamwork, and communication connect across languages and environments.

International teamwork Technical practice Workplace communication Adaptability

Public SERS documentation

SERS's public report documents its October 2023 Erasmus practical training in Leiria. It describes .NET programming, testing, team collaboration, and code optimization at Zenn Solutions, together with cultural visits in Lisbon and Nazaré.

Evidence boundary: the SERS article supports the programme, place, timing, and documented activities. It does not by itself identify every participant or each person shown in the supplied photographs.

Application

From education to engineering evidence

Web and data systems

I apply web, API, database, and information-system concepts in authenticated applications and geospatial workflows.

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Independent technical learning

I keep formal education, verified certifications, active research, and project evidence separate so each claim has the correct scope.

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Evidence policy

Proof limits

The secondary-school record is presented as completed. The Alma Mater programme is presented as current study, not an earned degree. The Erasmus+ record separates my first-person participation claim from what the public SERS article independently documents. I do not publish grades, class ranking, student records, or unsupported academic distinctions on this page.