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Babirye Livas

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There are many children in my village who are not attending education because a lack of finance. If I become an accountant it will help me to raise funds to support their education.

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I aim to apply my course knowledge directly to business and marketing management.

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My dream job is to utilize all my skills and potential, giving me an opportunity to make a remarkably positive impact on people's lives

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Emmanuel Maduhu

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I have chosen the medical field since I want to help people to understand the importance of consulting doctors before taking medicines.

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I want to own my laboratory at the village which will increase the distribution of health services in the nearby society.

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