Our party boy Angus (Gus, Gussy, Gussy Boy) is one of the superstar consultants on our Secondary team here at Vibe. Gussy’s original stomping ground is Wollongong, Australia where he patrolled the streets as a policeman and surfed the waves of the south coast of NSW. Gus moved over to London about a year ago with his lovely girlfriend and can often be found tearing up the dance floor and enjoying the nightlife in East London. He has some awesome stories of his time in the police force, so be sure to get him to share a few with you!
Tell us about your story with Vibe
When I moved over to London I started working through Vibe as a Teaching Assistant. I had a mate working in the Vibe office who said that there were a few jobs coming up – so I took him up on the offer and started working in the Secondary Team in September and have been loving it ever since.
What do you love most about working with Vibe?
The friends that I have made along the way, the fun office and the fast paced work.
What’s the best thing about living in London?
I love the partying and how close you are to the rest of Europe to travel.
What’s your favourite area in London? Why?
Dalston – I live there and there is always things to do. There are always lots of pop up bars, clubs, places to eat and lots more!
What’s your favourite pub in London?
The White Hart in Stoke Newington – it has an awesome London atmosphere, board games and a couple of old school pinball machines. My favourite club in London is definitely The Nest in Dalston!
What’s one of your best travel experiences?
I went to a 5 day festival in Austria where we went snowboarding during the day and partying at night. Another of my best travel experiences was swimming through the caves in Cala Gonone in Sardinia with my family. The water was crystal clear and absolutely amazing!
What are your top tips for teachers in London?
Be on time and always be positive.
What/who are you most inspired by?
My Mum and Dad – they are actually both teachers but they inspire me as they are just great parents and have brought us all up really well.
What is your Yearbook Quote/quote that you live by?
You die worrying and you die not worrying – so why worry?
enjoying conversing with others around the world and learning what it is like where they are from.