Teacher’s Stories
“One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” – Malala Yousafzai
Just as every child has a story, so do the teachers who mentor them. Below are photos and links to personal histories from some of our teachers in Zambia who have offered to share.
Angela Chembe
Angela writes here about difficulties during her school years and how she makes learning more accessible now.
Sharon Chilambwe
Sharon shares her favorite part of teaching and her gratitude for donor support here.
Loveness Mulemba
Head teacher at Kasompe CSOP, Loveness describes her path to teaching, how a scholarship empowered her, and how she uplifts her students. See her story here.
Kasonde Musanda
A goal-oriented woman, Kasonde loves to encourage her students to strive towards greatness. Read her story here.
Linda Mutalala
Linda shares gratitude and details how she uplifts students who need extra help in her classroom. See her story here.
Emmanuel Mumba
Head teacher at Mapalo YPM school, Mumba shares how personal losses led him to leadership here.
Agness Mwansa
Agness’ journey has led her to be a compassionate, empathetic educator for her students. Read her story here.
Jeremiah Kafweni
A teacher at Zamtan Community School of Peace, Jeremiah shares his love for teaching here.
Alinani Mukisi
Alinani describes challenges that he faced during his school years and the challenges that his students face now, here in his story.
Naomi Musa
Naomi describes her calling and her journey to being an educator here.
Zelly Mwape
A teacher and community health worker in the Zamtan community, Zelly shares here how a scholarship from HealthEd Connect helped her professionally and personally.
Kingsley Siwale
Kingsley shares how he discovered his passion for education here.