Zabron Kivelege
Medicine
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College
Tanzania
School fee per year: 12870 SEK
Year of graduation: 2025
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BACKGROUND
I grew up in a separate family since year 2001, when our father left, and we have since then lived with our grand parents. My father never supported me, and he passed away in 2019. Our mom has been through a hard time where she had to raise my and my free siblings by herself, since she has had a low income as a tomato seller. I have studied in public schools from primary level up to high school, with helping aid of Good Samaritans contributions. Currently, I'm pursuing a bachelor degree in medicine at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University.
WHY
I believe that, by becoming a medical doctor, I wouldn't just open doors for myself, but also bring hope to my community. I will contribute by saving people's lives - most likely women and children. Not only saving lives, I would also assist them in taking preventive measures against disease and infection, in order to build a healthy community. Education is a preparation for life, and where there is life, there is hope. I still have a long journey until I can at least say I am prepared for life, but I have great passion and dream towards becoming a medical doctor.
INTERESTS
During the time that I am free from my studies, I often join my peers in prayer and other matters related to my religion. I also like to exchange ideas with different people who are ahead of me and precede me, and to get more clarity about various activities. Moreover, I tend to focus on understanding more on various agricultural activities, especially tomato farming.
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Zabron Kivelege
Medicine
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College
Tanzania

12870 SEK
remaining in total
school fee per year
% of degree funded
Year of graduation: 2025
Number of years supported by Help to Help: 4
I believe that, by becoming a medical doctor, I wouldn't just open doors for myself, but also bring hope to my community
I believe that, by becoming a medical doctor, I wouldn't just open doors for myself, but also bring hope to my community
BACKGROUND
I grew up in a separate family since year 2001, when our father left, and we have since then lived with our grand parents. My father never supported me, and he passed away in 2019. Our mom has been through a hard time where she had to raise my and my free siblings by herself, since she has had a low income as a tomato seller. I have studied in public schools from primary level up to high school, with helping aid of Good Samaritans contributions. Currently, I'm pursuing a bachelor degree in medicine at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University.
MY CHOICE OF STUDIES
I believe that, by becoming a medical doctor, I wouldn't just open doors for myself, but also bring hope to my community. I will contribute by saving people's lives - most likely women and children. Not only saving lives, I would also assist them in taking preventive measures against disease and infection, in order to build a healthy community. Education is a preparation for life, and where there is life, there is hope. I still have a long journey until I can at least say I am prepared for life, but I have great passion and dream towards becoming a medical doctor.
INTERESTS
During the time that I am free from my studies, I often join my peers in prayer and other matters related to my religion. I also like to exchange ideas with different people who are ahead of me and precede me, and to get more clarity about various activities. Moreover, I tend to focus on understanding more on various agricultural activities, especially tomato farming.

LATEST UPDATES

Zabron Kivelege

October 27, 2022
My plan this semester is to increase my efforts in studying. In the photo, I was in a laboratory where I was looking at the types of white blood cells towards infection.

October 27, 2022

My plan this semester is to increase my efforts in studying. In the photo, I was in a laboratory where I was looking at the types of white blood cells towards infection.

Zabron Kivelege

April 13, 2022
I made the community outreach by visiting a secondary school. We met female students: -We provided education on hygiene during menstruation. -We also encouraged female students to study science subjects So in that, I have helped the community by providing that education, which will help them. In the photo, I was in the college hall, it was a seminar to avoid antibiotic resistance. We as professionals are expected to work to prevent antimicrobial resistance.

April 13, 2022

I made the community outreach by visiting a secondary school. We met female students: -We provided education on hygiene during menstruation. -We also encouraged female students to study science subjects So in that, I have helped the community by providing that education, which will help them. In the photo, I was in the college hall, it was a seminar to avoid antibiotic resistance. We as professionals are expected to work to prevent antimicrobial resistance.

Zabron Kivelege

October 27, 2021
This semester I will strive to study hard to increase my performance as well as that of our university so the value of our university will increase. I will also be a mirror for other students on various issues such as good manners, non-participation in strikes, passing exams, respect for officials and university authorities and dedication. All this being an example to other students of our university will add value to our university. I will set some extra time to learn more in scientific research, since within our compound there is research institute. This will add me extra experience and qualifications for employment in various institutions inside and outside of Tanzania, after graduating.

October 27, 2021

This semester I will strive to study hard to increase my performance as well as that of our university so the value of our university will increase. I will also be a mirror for other students on various issues such as good manners, non-participation in strikes, passing exams, respect for officials and university authorities and dedication. All this being an example to other students of our university will add value to our university. I will set some extra time to learn more in scientific research, since within our compound there is research institute. This will add me extra experience and qualifications for employment in various institutions inside and outside of Tanzania, after graduating.

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Q: How can I trust Zabron Kivelege is a real student?

A: Zabron Kivelege 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 Zabron Kivelege . We have also double-checked the given identity with Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College. 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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