CONEL student has photo he took published in local press after covering college event

Creative Media student Caner Dursun showcased his photography skills at a college event, with his image of Mark Warburton’s visit to CONEL featuring in local press coverage.

During former football coach and manager Mark Warburton’s visit to The College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London (CONEL), four Creative Media Production students captured his motivating talk on film. 

One highlight from the Creative Media Production department’s coverage was Caner Dursun’s photography. Caner, who is currently studying the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production, captured an image which was then used in the event coverage on the Enfield Dispatch site.

Caner, who is an EHCP student with autism, plans to incorporate the photo and coverage into his portfolio for future endeavours, particularly as he sets his sights on university applications.

Caner said: “I am a full-time student and have been at the College of Haringey, Enfield and North-East London for 7 years. I had good support from my teachers and student peers, and even though there was pressure I never gave up on doing the best I could do”.

Toan Pham, who is one of Caner’s teachers, said: “Caner didn’t think he would be able to complete a Level 3 course itself, but now he’s about to finish it off and apply to university, doing this photoshoot enabled him to gain industry experience and learning experience that he needs, he’s come along way with the media department.”

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