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Bertha is a student from Tanzania who is fully funded for this school year! Fund another student here.

$160 raised
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Bertha Olenjoro
Notable experiences in my life are, first, passing my standard seven examination and, second, entering secondary school. My most difficult experience was when I started to learn English. I have learned that if you want to do something, you have to work hard.
I felt proud was when I entered secondary school. My most memorable and happiest thoughts are from when I celebrated at my birthday party.
My dream is to be an electrical engineer. I will get there through studying hard and doing well in science subjects. If I had the power to change my country, I would like to improve the electricity supply especially in rural areas because there are shortages of electric power.

Birthday: 2006

Gender: Female

Favorite Classes: form 1

Favorite Books: Mabala the farmer

I Want to Be: Electrical engineer

Hobbies: playing netball

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 2 sisters, 2 grandfathers, 2 grandmothers

O-Level School: Endarofta Secondary School

Funding for Form 4 2024:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $160

TOTAL   $160
Funding for Form 3 2023: $200
Funding for Form 2 2022: $250
Bertha's Journal
318 Entries
Elara, a driven architect, faced a project roadblock. Overwhelmed, she recalled her grandmother's "Maybe" story about a Chinese farmer and observed children playing, reminding her of the "Two Little Mice" perseverance . Inspired, she collaborated, finding a solution. She learned that while hard work is crucial, diverse perspectives and perseverance are key to success

The lesson is that embracing diverse perspectives, persevering through challenges, and understanding that not every outcome is immediately clear can lead to unexpected solutions and success.
Completing Form Four is a proud moment, and we owe this success to the unwavering support of God, the WEF, Madam Judy, our parents, and teachers. Their encouragement has been a constant source of strength, and we are excited to take the next step toward higher education.
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