World Education Fund

The most difficult experience I had in my life was when my left hand was broken when I was playing. What I learnt from this accident is to be careful when playing. I felt proud of myself when I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro because few people are able to do so. That day was the happiest in my life. My dream is to become a Laboratory Technician. I will study hard in science subjects to fulfill my dream. I want to help my young brother to pay school expenses when I work as laboratory technician in a community hospital, and I will join WEF in helping needy students.

The most difficult experience I had was when my eyes started hurting during standard seven national exams. What I learnt from this is that problems may arise any time and they are part of life. I felt proud of myself when I was in the first position in previous terminal exam. My happiest moment was when I visited Lake Manyara National Park. I really enjoyed the tour. My dream is to be dermatologist; to reach my dream I'll have to study hard science subjects. In the future, I want to make sure that my family has good health. I will serve in community hospitals and I will inspire WEF students to be like me. If I could change my country, I would introduce health insurance for every citizen.

My life dream is to be an astronomer so I can study the stars and everything possible in the universe. I will get there through working hard. My family's economic status is very low. They cannot give me all the requirements for school, for example, studying materials, so I need support and help towards that. I was very happy when I was selected to join form one at Endarofta secondary school. Indeed, I love it because my teachers are good. Four years from now, I wish to be in form five somewhere in our country.

When I was in a bicycle accident, I got some injuries on my left leg. I have learnt to be careful when riding. I felt proud of myself when I was chosen to be among of students interviewed by WEF. My happiest moment is when I knew I could speak English well. It helps me in my exams and now I am doing well. My dream is to be a civil engineer. I will study science subjects to reach my dream. When I am a civil engineer, I will help my parents to pay school fees of my young brother. I will provide support and learning materials for WEF students. If I could change my country, I would make sure the country has modern buildings and a modern transport system.

One of the most difficult experiences I have had in my life was when I was in standard seven. Our school was on fire and it was at night. I was still young. Help for us did not come soon. From this difficulty, I learnt that people need help and that's why I want to become a doctor. The moment when I felt proud of myself was when I got grade B in my standard seven results. My happiest moment was when my brother was born and I was happy to be called a sister. My dream is to become a doctor. I will have to study hard subjects like Biology, Chemistry and Physics. When I am a doctor, I am going to help my family by providing basic needs my parent can't afford and by changing their living situation. In the community as a doctor I will make sure that sick people are helped and educated on how to abstain from diseases like Cholera and Malaria. For WEF, I will make sure that I support you to help other students, just as you helped me. If I had power to change my country, I would make the education and health sectors free.

I was born into an extended family where nobody has a job. The only thing they can do is to practice small scale agriculture. I saw the life get more difficult, when I started primary education. Now I am thankful to have joined secondary education. I believe I will be a success. I want to be a doctor. In order to get there, I will use my time to work hard in studying science subjects like biology, chemistry and physics. I hope four years from now, I will have finished my ordinary level and joined advanced level.