I am from a humble family of 12 people. I have 10 siblings and both my father and mother are peasant farmers from Rukandagye Bugamba Rwampara. Most of my school fees is paid by my family relatives. I studied from mbarara municipal school then went to maryhill high school and currently I am enrolled at Mbarara University of Science and Technology.
WHY Engineering & Natural Science
Agriculture is the backbone of Uganda and most of the people derive their livelihoods from it. Being an agro social economist, I believe I will be able to encourage farmers and train them with the better methods of farming so they can improve on their living standards and reduce dependency syndrome as we transform Uganda from a low income country to a middle income country through agriculture. I want to become a plant doctor under the ministry of agriculture,animal industry and fisheries.I believe that with the knowledge and skills obtained after my graduation i will be able to reach out to farmers to solve the problem of increased pests and diseases in crops and be able to transform subsistence farming to commercial farming in Uganda.
INTERESTS
I like making new friends and watching inspirational movies.
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I want to help reduce dependency so they transform from subsistence farming to commercial farming as Uganda becomes a middle income country.
I want to help reduce dependency so they transform from subsistence farming to commercial farming as Uganda becomes a middle income country.
BACKGROUND
I am from a humble family of 12 people. I have 10 siblings and both my father and mother are peasant farmers from Rukandagye Bugamba Rwampara. Most of my school fees is paid by my family relatives. I studied from mbarara municipal school then went to maryhill high school and currently I am enrolled at Mbarara University of Science and Technology.
MY CHOICE OF STUDIES
Agriculture is the backbone of Uganda and most of the people derive their livelihoods from it. Being an agro social economist, I believe I will be able to encourage farmers and train them with the better methods of farming so they can improve on their living standards and reduce dependency syndrome as we transform Uganda from a low income country to a middle income country through agriculture. I want to become a plant doctor under the ministry of agriculture,animal industry and fisheries.I believe that with the knowledge and skills obtained after my graduation i will be able to reach out to farmers to solve the problem of increased pests and diseases in crops and be able to transform subsistence farming to commercial farming in Uganda.
INTERESTS
I like making new friends and watching inspirational movies.
LATEST UPDATES
Lynettee Ndyamuhaki
June 15, 2022
I am planning for and looking for scholarship opportunities for pursuing my master's. Currently, I'm volunteering at an agricultural site as a manager. With the support from Help to Help, I have been able to pursue and finish my dream career of which I am now a practicing agriculturalist. More so, my leadership skills has been developed throughout the scholarship program as a publicity secretary. Through the volunteering I've also been pursuing, I have been able to train farmers and students in making fertilisers meant for improved agricultural production. I've taught them about better farming techniques and the adaptation to climate change.
June 15, 2022
I am planning for and looking for scholarship opportunities for pursuing my master's. Currently, I'm volunteering at an agricultural site as a manager. With the support from Help to Help, I have been able to pursue and finish my dream career of which I am now a practicing agriculturalist. More so, my leadership skills has been developed throughout the scholarship program as a publicity secretary. Through the volunteering I've also been pursuing, I have been able to train farmers and students in making fertilisers meant for improved agricultural production. I've taught them about better farming techniques and the adaptation to climate change.
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A: Lynettee Ndyamuhaki has applied for a scholarship from Help to Help and was granted one. We have reviewed the written application and conducted a thorough interview with Lynettee Ndyamuhaki . We have also double-checked the given identity with Mbarara University. We now and then also do home-visits and met with a majority of our students.
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A: Each semester, Help to Help pay school fees for our students. We reserve the right to only pay school fees for students who live up to the agreed terms and conditions for the scholarship which includes submitting grades in time, good academic perform and continuous communication with Help to Help among other things. The payments are done directly to each university. Once payments are done, we demand the universities to send us official receipts.
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