My Nonprofit Reviews

My name is Vanessa Agyei-Essiful, a final year student of University of Ghana in Ghana reading BA Economics and Statistics. I have been a proud beneficiary of Educational Pathways International (EPI) for the past four years now.

I am very privileged to be part of Educational Pathways International because EPI helped my dream of acquiring tertiary education easier and achievable. Life in the university would have been very tough for me without the scholarship from EPI because I am from a broken home of five which includes my three younger siblings, my mom and myself. My mom is a single parent taking care of my three siblings and I with the meagre income she makes from her petty trading. EPI relieved my mom of her burden by sponsoring me throughout my four years of study in the university.

EPI also helped in grooming me into a competent student for both the working field and personal life through our monthly meetings where we are taught a lot of educative topics such as CV writing, cover letter writing, memo writing, how to make presentations and many more. EPI taught me how to relate, interact and also communicate with people.

I chose to study BA Economics and Statistics because I like analyzing data on how to manage scarce resources for outmost satisfaction. Also, it is my dream to become the Governor of the Bank of Ghana in the next ten years. It is my dream to come out with a Foundation that will help provide quality education for teenage girls in my community and also organize forums to educate the young girls on adolescent reproductive health to help reduce the rate of teenage pregnancy in my community drastically.

I am forever grateful to Educational Pathways International for the life changing opportunity and I promise to make them proud. God bless EPI to impacts many more gifted and needy students.

Long live EPI to continue its good works in making the world a better place.

My name is Vanessa Agyei-Essiful.I come from a broken home where I live with my mum and three younger siblings . My mum is a petty trader who is solely responsible for catering for my siblings and I with the meagre money she makes from her trade with no support from my father.I am a first year student of the University of Ghana,Legon studying Bachelor of Arts in Economics , Mathematics and statistics .I am a proud beneficiary of Educational Pathways international . EPI has provided me with all the things I need as a student and this has therefore made learning easier for me and has also reduced the burden on my poor mum.By kind courtesy of EPI,my mum has been able to pay off the loan she subscribed to pay my school fees ,hostel fees and buy me other things I needed when I was initially coming to school.I am indeed grateful for this wonderful opportunity and all I want to say is a big thank you to the President of EPI,Mrs Sara Lafrance and Mr Leonard Lafrance for putting such a beautiful smile on my face.May God richly bless them.