I Really liked this printed name badge that was given out to all the participants of the day. The badge reminded me of the existing technology of encapsulated seeds in fibre paper. this badge had an influence on my design.

I re-experimented with seeds encapsulated in the adopted polymer so that there would be consumer choice grow a plant, then use the material in the home as fuel or compost or black-bin so that the material in Leeds gets incinerated providing heat and power. the encapsulated seeds also work in the anaerobic digestion process which makes gasses also making needed power for industry and homes.

The company Coveris who work with the retail institute have supported me throughout my project giving me guidance. this has been in the form of phone calls and email correspondence.

This initial contact was made because of a job interview, and then later I followed up the contacts made with Adam and Kevin whom would have been my managers if I had been successful in the post recruitment.  Kevin recommended that William Mercer was the man with the knowledge to help me with my project. Williams knowledge has helped make my product viable in industry, as he helped me consider industry constraints such as migration into the food.

Email correspondence helping me with the project was really helpful, I’ve had industry support throughout this project which has helped me make it viable in a short time.

I’m striving for a first degree, I feel this is important to look different from other candidates looking for jobs in a competitive job market.

I am currently looking for graduate jobs in packaging and sports wear.