To help many more students benefit from our scholarships we rely on the generous support of organisations. Our Masters programme costs on average £18,000 per student and our Marshal Papworth 10-week short course costs £6,000 per student. Over the next two years we aim to support 15 students in achieving a Masters in their chosen subject and help 22 students to complete our short course.
As an organisation there are a number of ways in which you can help us to achieve our target:
These are just a few of our suggestions as to how you can help. If you have some of your own ideas that you would like to discuss we would be more than happy to meet with you.
For more information on support or to arrange a meeting please contact Sandra Lauridsen on 01733 363514 or email slauridsen@eastofengland.org.uk
Country – Kenya
Reading University
Course – MSc Communication for Development
Caroline is single. She attended Kenya Methodist University – Qualification Business administration on marketing major – Degree.
Caroline currently works for the Cereal Growers Association in Kenya as a Marketing and Communications Manager. Her roles and responsibilities are:
Caroline would like to continue working for Cereal Growers Association when she goes home. She would use her newly gained experience and knowledge to set up a stronger lobbying and advocacy unit. Farmers in Kenya are negatively exploited and would like to change that by challenging the current policies and systems through lobbying and advocacy for farmers, especially small-scale farmers.
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