Not only has the scholarship program benefited me, but also the academic programs, which include CV writing and cover letter, interview skills, and ICT knowledge from the TGEE-boot camp. These are only the least things I've gained from the board knowledge i obtained from Help to Help.

If I explain here I will not be able finish it, because it's a very wide knowledge and skills, that altogether makes me employable. All the programs from Help to Help helped make me creative since I'm a girl and a youth. Now I can think and act outside of my comfort zone, and above all, now I'm confidence enough to face employment challenges.

So, I, Theresia Martine, I'm a change maker, a super computer woman, and one of the most employable girls that many health organisation seek for their employment. I am a health care worker, and I can use my career and my knowledge to solve problems concerning health in my community. Currently I'm an intern at Muhimbili National Hospital Central Pathology Laboratory for one year.

With the financial support I got from Help to Help, I've been able to acquire my degree award which is very essential for my career. Also, I've gained knowledge on computer basics, on how to write CV, emails, cover letter and interview skills, which have helped me during my studies, and hopefully those skills will help me during job seeking. I intend to add value to the community by changing people's perception on disability, so that people with disability may have equal chances in socio-economic activities in the community.  

During this upcoming one year internship, my plans are to work very hard and to keep on learning other experiences on how to attend different patients, so that I may add more knowledge in my carrier.

Help to Help has helped me become employable through various workshops like CV writing, interview skills, and working ethics, which all have made me develop skills which are very important in the job market. But, also the most important of all, is the exposure and drive to look for opportunities.

As a graduate Mining Engineer, I know that a lot of small scale miners practice local mining without following proper principles in mining. So from the education that I learned, I would use it to offer professional advices to these miners and give out various solutions on how to go about various challenges, providing training on efficient and a safe way of mining.

In the next six months I plan to be working in the mining site so as to gain more practical experience as a Mining Engineer. But also engaging on various social activities involving small scale miners, by providing professional training on ways to carry out a safe and efficient mining. But, also involving in agriculture and support my family.

Help to Help has helped me to be more confident and to believe in myself, to do what I think can bring changes in different communities. According to what I learnt at school and in different workshops, my plan is to spread my knowledge to different communities and make sure people succeed. For example, teach small entrepreneurs a different way of getting money and how they can make different investments to those who don’t know.

My plans now are to search more jobs, internships and volunteering opportunities.

Help to Help financed my education which as enabled me to have qualification for employment. Also through basic skills programs such as ICT skills acquired through Help to Help programs have enabled me to gain necessary skills needed in employment for example computer skills like Microsoft.  

As a graduate I will dedicate my time and knowledge to support micro, small and medium enterprises on the side of tax awareness through writing articles which will guide MSMEs on tax compliance.

My plan for the next six months is to develop my career as auditor and sit for CPA examination so as to become a certified public accountant by the end of 2021.

Thanks to being a Help to Help Scholarship beneficiary, my IT skills have been improved especially use of email, cover letters, Microsoft programs, etc. I have got to meet different people from different places over Tanzania. I expect to bring hope to the neglected in society. In my field of medicine, I will make sure I treat all people with the same dignity. Stretch my hands to other students who can't make it to their dreams. My plan for the next 6 months is to complete my one year Internship.