My greatest archievement in 2018 is #impact💪

By Kelvin Paul

Through our market research and prototype testing of our Science Learning Tools I met more than 1000 secondary science students... After every presentation I was fascinated by the way students used the presentation to realize how science is easy...others were even attracted by my Telecom Engineering course.😀 I remember a kid from Bwilu boys taking PCB saying I wish I could meet you earlier I could now be PCM,😥 other O'level kids were happy and grateful that they have a chance to take Science combination for Alevel studies. I can't mention the number of form 3 and 4 students who managed to come to our office for hands-on workshops🙏.

We gave inspiration💡 to kids who thought science is for gifted students. There is a way to understand science subjects, we told them how it's easy to pass science subjects with both good grades and competence.👆 This kid from Tanga tech went further and asked me how to do an electronics project and he wanted like to do it and do it like real project, and I was like ok🤔, it's easy kid just stay up and focus. For your project to be meaningful, first find a challenge in your society and think how it is big and you can start with it to find a solution. Then your solution will be valuable to any person you explain it to.

And just yesterday the kid sent me the photos, he was presenting his project on Little BTS for boosting the mobile signals for fishermen, at Projekt Inspire 4th annual boot camp the platform I introduced him to so that he could meet other kids with the same minds. I was more emotional when he said he dreams of being a great Telecom Engineer, I am proud of him. This boy and other kids I impacted give me more reasons of moving forward with what I do! We have great plans for 2019. Great things are coming for science students in Tanzania. We thank God for this gift of inspiring others.