Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe

by Emergination Africa
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Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe

Project Report | Jun 18, 2018
Emergi Hub for Students

By Taku Machirori | Project Leader

Our 2018 cohort of Emerging Fellows from St Dominic’s Chishawasha are the 2nd group of students to benefit from your generous support that contributed to the successful setup of an Emergihub for 400 students at St Dominic's Chishawasha.

 Careers in Finance Panel Session

 Pictured below, our fellows had the opportunity to discuss careers in finance with Zimbabwean professionals from the World Bank, KPMG, and an Analyst from a leading US pension fund. Our fellows were exposed to different global finance careers through panelists describing their roles in their current position and what a typical day is like for them at work. An example was of a typical day for an infrastructure finance specialist at the World Bank working with governments around the world helping them raise finance for large infrastructure development projects in their respective countries. Importantly, the panelists explained to the students what it took for them to get from high school in Zimbabwe through to a high flying career in finance and professional services.

University Readiness Panel Session

Our fellows had the opportunity to learn about the initial steps towards getting ready for university and the tools and methods required to successfully creating their first university applications. The panelists that participated on the panel were students from Oxford University in the academic fields of Electrical Engineering, Biochemistry and Global Health Sciences.

Applying to Universities in The UK and South Africa

Our fellows had an intimate conversation with students from Universities in the UK and South Africa around preparing their applications as well as aligning their studies with career opportunities. The students learned about the scholarships, quality universities and importantly how to put their best foot forward in their essays.

 Distinguished Speaker Series

As we continue exposing our fellows to professionals in various careers through virtual panel session, we also ensure we provide platforms for our fellows to interact in person with professionals in Zimbabwe's diverse industries. We recently hosted our 2nd Edition of the Distinguished Guest Speaker Series a concept that we adopted which serves as part of our Emerging Fellows Program. The distinguished speaker series is a sequence of events that provide a platform for Professionals, Motivational Speakers, Executives and young upcoming Entrepreneurs across Zimbabwe's diverse industries to directly contribute to the professional development, and etiquette of secondary school students, the event saw over 130 students from four different schools in Harare attending, also professionals from technology and Finance companies participated in the event.


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Location: Mount Pleasant, Harare - Zimbabwe
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Tongai Makoni
Mount Pleasant , Harare Zimbabwe

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