What will self-development to the young man a person who completed the entire programme DOFE all the way to gold level? The news website iROZHLAS.cz has been investigating this all summer. KEvery Sunday, it features a new interview with one of this year’s award winners. Read the individual interviews. We’ll be adding more over the summer.
Tina Pokorná – ballet, neuroscience and psychology
Nineteen-year-old Tina used to dance before she joined DOFE, but it was whilst taking part in the programme that she realised just how much dance affects her mental well-being. This realisation ultimately led her to the subject she is now studying – neuroscience and psychology.
You can find the interview here.
Martin Havlíček – a young chef who taught others
A qualified chef, pastry chef and baker, he also set about passing on his own experience as part of the DOFE programme. He trained younger bartenders at the school. What he enjoyed most was seeing how quickly they were able to master what had taken him years to learn.
You can find the interview here.
Barbora Burešová – a pharmacy student and model
Barbora is studying pharmacy and has also been crowned Miss Sympathy of the Czech Republic. Yet she has managed to bring together the seemingly disparate worlds of science and fashion through DOFE. What fulfils her most is seeing that, thanks to her, someone has found the courage to overcome their fears.
You can find the interview here.
Filip Randis – friendship across borders
Filip, aged 20, wanted to volunteer to help his classmates from Ukraine settle into their new school in the Czech Republic. In the end, it turned into much more than that; he now counts one of them as his best friend.
You can find the interview here.
Aneta Farková – first aid as a calling
As part of her voluntary work, Aneta gave first-aid talks to other students. She believes this is a topic that is not covered enough in schools, and she would therefore like to devote her future career to it.
You can find the interview here.
