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My name is Naeem Mohamedali and I am a student from Kenya pursuing a degree in Computer Information Systems. I attended Aga Kenya Secondary School (KENSEC) and completed the British 'O'-Level program and thereafter enrolled in a certificate course with the Association of Business Executives (ABE-UK). I pursued my classes to the best of my ability, which I completed with honors. I realized my aptitude in using computers for business-orientated subjects while doing the ABE-UK program. Apart from my academic credentials, I?m a keen sportsman and have been a member of the professional badminton and swimming teams representing my school at national championships.
At Riverside Community College, I have achieved creditable grades that reflected in a letter I received from the International Student Director. I have also received the Bronze Outstanding Achievement Award for Students for Mental Health Member of Distinction, plus a scholarship from the International Club on campus. Currently, I am involved with the Associated Students of Riverside Commmunity College (ASRCC) Board of Commissioners and the International Club where I have designed the web page and forms for the club. I aspire to achieve success in my career hoping to develop financial software. In the future I hope to form a badminton team at RCC and organize inter-collegiate badminton tournaments.
I was involved in a lot of extra-curricular activities and keen sportsman. During national badminton championships in Kenya, I was named among the top 5 best players in the junior category in the country. Furthermore, I represented my club, Aga Khan Sports Club (AKSC) and Mombasa Island during national tournaments. Apart from badminton, I have been a regular member of the swimming team. I broke the breaststroke 100m swimming record and was listed as the best up coming swimmer. In addition to all the sporting activities, I was a member of the Junior Division of Rotaract Club International (Interact Club) and participated in all charitable projects to the less fortunate in the society. During some of my meetings with the Interact Club, I became interested in the Outward Bound Course also known as the Presidents Award Scheme (PA). This course involves high school students who undertake a hiking expedition into the wilderness over very long distances. This course builds leadership qualities and forges great team spirit. I successfully completed all the stages: bronze, silver, and finally culminating in the gold medal. After completing the gold stage I was promoted to being a supervisor in the PA expeditions for my school, where I was responsible for the welfare of other younger students starting out.
After high school, I continued playing for AKSC. Due to my commendable participation in the Interact Club, I was nominated to join the Rotaract Club of Mombasa District 9200. I was given a trophy and a certificate for being the most active participant of the club.
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