This document is a motivational letter from Rehema Yusuf, a 23-year-old graduated architect from Ethiopia. In the letter, she discusses overcoming discouragement from others who said engineering fields were not for women. She excelled in her studies and graduated with good performance. She is now applying for a German master's program to further her skills and knowledge, like the architect Zaha Hadid who focused on education until age 40. Rehema believes more education will allow her to excel and help others. She is interested in German culture and history and wants to combine it with Ethiopian culture in her design work. She hopes this scholarship will allow her to make a difference.
This document is a motivational letter from Rehema Yusuf, a 23-year-old graduated architect from Ethiopia. In the letter, she discusses overcoming discouragement from others who said engineering fields were not for women. She excelled in her studies and graduated with good performance. She is now applying for a German master's program to further her skills and knowledge, like the architect Zaha Hadid who focused on education until age 40. Rehema believes more education will allow her to excel and help others. She is interested in German culture and history and wants to combine it with Ethiopian culture in her design work. She hopes this scholarship will allow her to make a difference.
This document is a motivational letter from Rehema Yusuf, a 23-year-old graduated architect from Ethiopia. In the letter, she discusses overcoming discouragement from others who said engineering fields were not for women. She excelled in her studies and graduated with good performance. She is now applying for a German master's program to further her skills and knowledge, like the architect Zaha Hadid who focused on education until age 40. Rehema believes more education will allow her to excel and help others. She is interested in German culture and history and wants to combine it with Ethiopian culture in her design work. She hopes this scholarship will allow her to make a difference.
This document is a motivational letter from Rehema Yusuf, a 23-year-old graduated architect from Ethiopia. In the letter, she discusses overcoming discouragement from others who said engineering fields were not for women. She excelled in her studies and graduated with good performance. She is now applying for a German master's program to further her skills and knowledge, like the architect Zaha Hadid who focused on education until age 40. Rehema believes more education will allow her to excel and help others. She is interested in German culture and history and wants to combine it with Ethiopian culture in her design work. She hopes this scholarship will allow her to make a difference.
Matthew Frederick Motivational letter “Women are always told, ‘You’re not going to make it, it’s too difficult, you can’t do that, don’t enter this competition, you’ll never win it,’ – they need confidence in themselves and people around them to help them to get on.” — Zaha Hadid I don’t think that architecture is only about shelter, is only about a very simple enclosure. It should be able to excite you, to calm you, to make you think. — Zaha Hadid My name is Rehema Yusuf, I am a 23 years old graduated Architect. From my upbringing peoples even if my families and around say that “why you focused in numbers instead you have to read biology and chemistry parts”, even though I reads them I was more interested in the numerical parts: physics and Mathematics. And also, they say “these engineering things are not for women’s; there is site works and else females are weak for that; you have to go to health parts like medicine, nursing pharmacy and so on”. Even though I am tough in all subjects, this perspective of peoples bothered me a lot and I, with the help of God comes to the recent way of my life. I didn’t hear them. It was not easy but I did it, thanks to God. In my entrance to the university my Grade in my country scale was vary very good and also, I became an Architect with a good academic performance, internship practice and Architectural extracurricular activities also.
German- I have 2 certificates in private school for AutoCAD and Autodesk Revit. I also work as a site supervisor, Graphics and Interior designer. All of these is during my educational stay in Hawassa University for my Batchelor degree in Architecture. These shows that I almost didn’t sleep; always enjoy the feeling of working hard specially to build myself: - to be skilled and to gain knowledge. I am choosing German for my master’s study because of it is more of educational space and it will help me to be more skilled and well-educated person, I believe on that. Architecture: - mostly peoples are taking it as a business income developer only. I want to go further in an educational stuff of it just like Architect Zaha Hadid; She was in an educational sector until her age of 40. I believe that knowing more and more will leads to some thing excellent in all sectors. And also, I want to share this knowledge to do something more excellent. Culture- I like everything about identity, from where we come, how we are living and so on. In my interior works there is some thing about culture even if they are modern. Districts and buildings in Germany have their own history and it is more of historical; I want to combine Ethiopian culture with Germany to design something hilarious. German language- German Deutsch is a pretty language that is spoken across the globe. Immersing in the German culture and interacting with inhabitants will make it easier to speak German Deutsch fluently, giving me an Upper hand. In General, by gating this scholar ship I want to make some thing different and help peoples.
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