Amanda Mbambo

As a recent honors graduate in Community Development, I possess a strong foundation in research and data analysis. My academic background has also equipped me with administrative skills, including data management and record-keeping. Through my work-integrated learning practicals, I gained valuable exposure to the professional work environment, which has prepared me for a seamless transition into a full-time role.  As a motivated and collaborative individual,  I am eager to continue learning from experienced professionals and contributing my skills and knowledge to a dynamic team. I am confident that my strong work ethic, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn and share knowledge make me an ideal candidate for a junior candidate in a reputable organization. 

I do not have extensive work experience, but I have gained valuable exposure to the workplace through my work-integrated learning (WIL) practicals during my honors studies in Community Development.

My relevant education is an Honors in Community Development, which I obtained from the University of the Free State. Community Development is a field that empowers communities to improve their lives through social, economic, and environmental changes.