Anuarite Ayinkamiye shares how Francois Hakizumwami, Head Teacher at College Amahoro, supports students who are pregnant or young mothers.

SNHU Global Education Movement student Walaa Muadamani highlights tips to be a successful HR manager from Alaa Khoshfa

SNHU Global Education Movement student Amal Abduljawad highlights tips to be a successful HR manager from Sufyan Mohdur

SNHU Global Education Movement student Maombi Emima highlights how Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Can Support Refugees from Leonne Laura

Southern New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Claude Ndayisaba highlights career advice from Samuel Nsabimana

SNHU Global Education Movement student Jean Pierre Imanirumva highlights tips from Per Melker on building your personal brand.

SNHU Global Education Movement student Mohamed Abdullahi highlights tips to incorporate sustainability into a career from Marilyn Johns

Southern New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Jean-Paul Niyonkuru highlights career advice from Greg Limperis

SNHU Global Education Movement student Marie Curie highlights how Amani Alexis helping his community

SNHU Global Education Movement student Kazungu Muhabwazina highlights keys to success according to Karoli Kolokonyi

SNHU Global Education Movement student Ghofran Karim highlights how Subhi Khubia Adapted during a Pandemic to Help Students Achieve!

SNHU Global Education Movement student Zawadi Nyirantegeyinka highlights advice from Bertin Iyamuremwe on launching a successful career

Southern New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Hissen Sadan highlights Tanja Eise's career journey.

Southen New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Emmanuel Ndongereye highlight important advice from Sereverien Ngarukiye

Southern New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Umutoni Zaninka highlights career advice from Erick Watson.

SNHU Global Education Movement student Emmanuel Sebagisha highligh advice from Robert Braathe on Starting a Business

Southen New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Njoki Githinji highlight tips for excelling in advocacy from Lilian Noeli

Dr. Jovina Ang shared with Justin Rugamba valuable insights on how to effectively communicate with the goal of boosting one's network.

Southern New Hampshire University Global Education Movement student Alphonse Niyitegeka highlights career advice from Jennifer LaFountain.

Angelique Utamuliza shared the story of Agnes Burume, Project Manager at Southern New Hampshire University’s Global Education Movement

Southen New Hampshire University Global Education Movement Claude Irumva highlight career advice from Dr. Jean Paul Maniriho Muzawa

Southen New Hampshire University Global Education Movement Claude Muhire highlights career advice from Ashley Haywood

SNHU Global Education Movement student Emmanuel Ndongereye highlights career advice from Sylidio Masengesho, Lead Employment Editor.

Abdikariim Ismael Taashiir shares the story of Remy Gakwaya, founder of TakenoLab Technology School. He teaches refugees how to code.

Gaspard Ukwizagira shares the entrepreneurial journey of Jean Jacques Iradukunda, the co-founder and CEO of Igire Rwanda Organization (IRO).

SNHU student Juvenal Safari highlights Stephanie Scott Salim's advice on how to market and communicate ideas.

SNHU student Desire Iradukunda shares how a driver named Darius Mbonigaba responsed to Covid-19 lockdowns by forming a delivery company.

Mary Shakshober, an Interaction Designer at Red Hat, shares with Enock Tuyisunge career advice and how to develop self-confidence,

Mishka Reddy, manager of the student support platform Uplearn, shares innovative ways to upskill refugees in an article by Joseph Kankolongo

Roy Zur, Founder & CEO of Cybint, shares the mindset needed to address cybersecurity challenges. It requires the right mindset.

Donnalee Donaldson, Regional Policy and Partnerships Strategist at Educate!, shares the ways education needs to evolve.

Cynthia Happy Cyuzuzo interviewed Shonali Burke and highlighted her thoughts on the link between effective communications and results.

Dr. Jerome Rekart finds innovative ways, based on research, to help students better their careers. Sarah AlMohamad shares his story.

Your career doesn't necessarily have to align to your studies, says Nathalie Munyampenda, CEO at Kepler. Article by Clarisse Uwamahoro.

Scientists see health problems in societies and find effective sustainable solutions. David Brühlmann shares advice with Josiane Muhorakeye.

Successful people maintain a positive focus in life no matter what is going on around them.

“You have to be self-reliant to survive in this cut-throat world or you will perish," says Abraham Atem Mayen.

Vivens Uwizeyimana founded UmuravaWork to address the skills and employment gaps in Africa. Pierre Remy Nshimiyimana details his story.

Adam Clark, Director of World Relief in Durham, helps refugees make a positive adjustment to a new country. Elmac Ngango shares his story.

The starting point of all achievement is ambition writes Elyse Habimana. Gabriel Mpezamihigo has demonstrated this throughout his career.

Many people fail because they don't have a vision. This is the perspective of Jackson Habimfura. Ndayisenga Rukundo shares the story.

Don’t let any blue-color job hinder your dream career. Fidele Niyonzima shared this insights with Dieudonne Masheja, a student at SNHU.

Chrystina Russell has spearheaded the Global Education Movement (GEM) at SNHU. Eric Niyongira shares how Chrystina has been so successful.

Bryan J. Belanger Jr. won the 40 Under 40 Award. SNHU student Daniel Muhire writes about Bryan's innovation lessons for young professionals.

You need to believe in the work that you are doing every day. Fiston Shyaka shares the story of someone who is doing this: Brian Aheisibwe.

"Transformation is possible, even in the most challenging of circumstances.” These are the words Joe Slaven shared with Mohamad Alhabbal.

People need to implement ideas for positive change. Case in point: Toussaint Farini of Salama Africa. Article by Abdikariim Ismael Taashiir.

“Education is the most powerful weapon that we can use to change the world,” Nelson Mandela once famously said.

Innocent Havyarimana has an important message to share: “Let’s create jobs for ourselves and others.’’

“When you love what you do, you can pursue your dreams and make an impact in your career," says Kelly Gump. Article by Joseph Kankolongo.