My Nonprofit Reviews

My name is Abdul Baak Braimah. I am a second year Biochemistry student at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana. I am a proud beneficiary of the Educational Pathways International (EPI) Scholarship which has help me in a number of ways.

Educational Pathways International has made me paid full attention to my studies by giving me a comprehensive scholarship and I am now stable in school. It has also provide a chance for me to undertake an industrial internship during vacations. This is because at first I had to engage myself in petty business while school was in session and also during vacations before I could pay my academic fees and other basic needs for my education. These were interrupting my studies and my vocational internships since the work I was doing was not permitting me to be stable in school to concentrate on my studies and was also not allowing me to take part in an industrial internships during vacations. Thanks to EPI, I have now moved from the level of a brilliant student to the level of most brilliant student ever since that barrier to my studies was removed by their financial support.

Beside the financial assistance that I am benefiting from this organization, their regular skill trainings that I have been passing through, including topics on Curriculum Vitae writing, Interview Rehearsals and Entrepreneurship Education among the few that I have attended, has transformed my life a lot ever since I became a member of this great family making me have confidence that I am well prepared enough to face the job market.

My dream of becoming an Industrial Biochemist, capable of producing a wide range of agriculture and industrial products and nontoxic chemicals to transform my community and Ghana in general, is now being realized with the help of the Educational Pathways International scholarship.

I do and will always appreciate all the benefits that I am enjoying from this organization.

Long live Educational Pathways International!
Long Live Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology!!
Long live mother Ghana!!!