Home: Kathmandu, Kathmandu, Bagmati

Education: Bachelor's of Business Administration, Nepal Commerce Campus

My childhood days were not so easy. My father had to struggle a lot to pay school fees. However, I studied hard and eventually topped the SLC examination at my school, made it to college with a scholarship and topped at the college too. To support my family, I took classes in the morning and did a job in the afternoon and sustained through ups and downs. With some savings I was able to pull together, I bought a motorbike that I used for bike stunts. I also raised money for earthquake victims, people recovering from drugs and differently-abled groups through the stunts which gave me satisfaction. I was seeking more pathways to such satisfaction when I saw Teach For Nepal’s ad on a newspaper. The very first sight of it inspired me to apply for it.

I always respect my school and teachers because they made me who I am now and built a strong base to make me an educated citizen of my country. I feel blessed that now as a Teach For Nepal Fellow, I am also going to be awarded the title and the responsibility of a ‘Teacher’. A teacher, in my view, should be confident, knowledgeable and skillful on the subject matter. He should also be strong in communication and have skills of sociability, leadership, problem-solving and critical thinking. I cannot promise to be the best, but I will always try to be better. I will try to become a favorite teacher and a source of inspiration to my students.

Education is the most important infrastructure for the success of the nation. But I feel that it has also become the most difficult thing to obtain in Nepal. Luckily, I am getting an opportunity to help the situation through Teach For Nepal. Although Teach For Nepal Fellowship will be just one of the first steps in my journey, I know that it will give a lifetime experience for me and hopefully for my students too.