Irving
Irving joined the Victor's Vision in 2011 when he was 10-years-old, and was one of the first students in the program. His younger brother, Anghelo, is also in the program. Irving lives with his mom, dad, Anghelo, and a younger sister. His parents are both ceramic makers and their workshop is inside of their home, which is just a few houses north of Victor's Vision's site. In his free time, Irving likes to play soccer.
"I come to Victor's Vision because I like to learn. I really love how the professors teach us here. The classes really help us to better understand our studies. When I'm older I want to operate heavy machinery. I really love to drive - motorbikes, cars, anything."
Irving successfully graduated from secondary school and Victor's Vision in December 2019. In 2020, he registered to join the Peruivan military to serve his country. His service was immediately needed at a crucial historical and cultural moment, as upon Irving's joining the service, Peru saw a rapid increase in COVID-19 cases during the international pandemic. Irving was tasked with helping to enforce quarantine measures in Piura in order to halt further contagion and protect his fellow Peruvians.
"I come to Victor's Vision because I like to learn. I really love how the professors teach us here. The classes really help us to better understand our studies. When I'm older I want to operate heavy machinery. I really love to drive - motorbikes, cars, anything."
Irving successfully graduated from secondary school and Victor's Vision in December 2019. In 2020, he registered to join the Peruivan military to serve his country. His service was immediately needed at a crucial historical and cultural moment, as upon Irving's joining the service, Peru saw a rapid increase in COVID-19 cases during the international pandemic. Irving was tasked with helping to enforce quarantine measures in Piura in order to halt further contagion and protect his fellow Peruvians.
