Hi there! Welcome to my personal website! My name is Odysseus Abraham Kirikopoulos, a high school student from Epanomi, Greece. I am involved in projects, such as Simplified Coding and non-profits, such as the European Youth Parliament Greece. I know this website has a lot of text, so you can use the links above to navigate through it.
Grade (11th Grade, 1st Semester): 18.3/20
Begun attending the first term of the General and Science Studies curriculum for the 11th grade.
Co-led independently organized Computer Science Club, HackOlympia, during 10th grade,
Member of school-led Rhetoric Society during 11th grade,
and member of the electoral committee on all school board elections.
Will enroll in the Economics & Computer Science curriculum in 12th grade.
Grade 18.7/20
Graduated from the Gymnasium of Epanomi, completing the last 3 years of mandatory education.
Member of school-led Educational Robotics & STEM society during ninth grade,
Co-led of independently organized local Computer Science Club, during eighth and ninth grade,
Epanomi Hack Club, and class treasurer for the 2020–2021 school year.
Co-founded Simplified Coding, a Greek non-profit launched in September 2022, dedicated to making programming accessible and enjoyable through free, ad-free resources and courses. Played a crucial role in building the initial site. Currently focused on creating innovative lessons and enhancing the platform to ensure continuous value and quality lessons.
During my time as a volunteer tutor at Schoolhouse, I had the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on learners from around the world. Over the course of 38 hours and 50 hosted sessions, I supported 66 students across 24 countries, helping them build confidence and deepen their understanding in Computer Science. My efforts were met with 128 positive ratings, reflecting the trust and appreciation of the learners I guided.
Active member of the European Youth Parliament. Served as a delegate in the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs at the 46th National Conference of EYP Greece and in the Committee on Artificial Intelligence in a Digital Age at the 24th National Conference of EYP the Netherlands, representing Greece. Participated in the organizing teams of the 48th and 49th National Conferences in Greece, overseeing food and material management. At the 49th National Conference, led the material management as Head of Material.
Participated in the Educational Robotics & STEM club's effort to develop Cap-O-Meter; a device that enables schools and institutions to track the number of plastic bottle caps they have collected.