First-class Cambridge grad turns down investment firm to teach YOGA
- 5 years ago
First-class Cambridge grad ditched job offer from one of the world’s top investment firms to follow her dream of teaching YOGA
Blonde stunner Rosie Sargeant turned her flexible back on a £40,000-a-year job offer in favour of selling coconut drinks and becoming a yoga instructor. Rosie, who did not wish to name the 'top' corporation, said she had been made the offer after spending her gap year working for them - and securing an astonishing TRIPLE FIRST at the top university. The Churchill College Modern and Mediaeval languages graduate accepted their job offer as she was entering her final year in October 2014, the same time she began a yoga teacher training course in Cambridge. But after gaining a triple first in her degree, Rosie had a last-minute change of heart.
Blonde stunner Rosie Sargeant turned her flexible back on a £40,000-a-year job offer in favour of selling coconut drinks and becoming a yoga instructor. Rosie, who did not wish to name the 'top' corporation, said she had been made the offer after spending her gap year working for them - and securing an astonishing TRIPLE FIRST at the top university. The Churchill College Modern and Mediaeval languages graduate accepted their job offer as she was entering her final year in October 2014, the same time she began a yoga teacher training course in Cambridge. But after gaining a triple first in her degree, Rosie had a last-minute change of heart.