Home: Birgunj -5, Madhesh, Parsa, Narayani

Education: Bachelor of Science, Tri-Chandra College, Tribhuvan University

I’ve always been deeply curious about rural communities and the public school system in Nepal. What truly encouraged me to apply for Teach For Nepal was the opportunity it offers—not just to contribute to the community, but also to better understand myself. During the final year of my bachelor’s, I came across a TFN advertisement that read, “What if your first job was changing the nation?” That sentence stayed with me. I’ve always wanted to do something meaningful for my country, and teaching was something I had long wanted to try. Learning that the fellowship involves living in a rural community and working in public schools excited me. It felt like the perfect chance to connect with people, explore new cultures, and grow both personally and professionally.

As a TFN Fellow, I know I’ll carry responsibilities, but I also see it as an incredible opportunity to build strong relationships within the community and gain a deeper understanding of local realities. I expect to learn from the people I live and work with, and I believe this experience will shape me into a more empathetic and capable individual. Teach For Nepal’s mission to end educational inequality by empowering youth to work in rural schools resonates deeply with me.