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

$80 raised
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Brian Adayo
One of my early experiences was not being closer to my dad because most of my childhood he traveled from time to time to search for a career to suit the family's income. My difficult experience was the time when I developed shortsightedness at my young age which gave me a hard time studying in class. I felt proud of myself for getting good grades and being promoted to university. The happiest thing in my life is spending time with my family. My dream is to become an expert in Computing and I will get there through determination and hard work. If my effort pays, I will assist my family financially and I would also like to give back to the community and WEF by helping the younger generation to fulfill their dreams.

Birthday: 2002

Gender: Male

Favorite Books: the arrival

I Want to Be: Computer network engineer

Hobbies: Cycling, listening to music, watching movies, meditation

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 1 sister

A-Level School: Karatu Boys High School

University: University of Dodoma

Funding for second year (80) 2023:
School Fees   $80

TOTAL   $80
Funding for Form 6 2021: $150
Brian's Journal
159 Entries
Hello Family,
This is for my young brothers and sisters who are yet to sit for the Form 6 National Exams.
One effective strategy for exams is to start studying early and review material consistently rather than cramming at the last minute.
So for this time it is better to make good review practices on what you have already learnt and it's also the time to see how you can handle questions in the exam in terms of time and accuracy.
Hello Family,
Here is a little tip on having a positive mindset.
Positive mindset involves acknowledging and appreciating the positive aspects of your life, practicing gratitude by reflecting on what you're thankful for, and actively challenging negative thoughts to foster a
more optimistic outlook.
It's about consciously choosing to see the brighter side of things and maintaining a hopeful perspective
even in challenging situations.
I hope you got something here
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