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Indian Students Educational Aid Foundation ISEAF INDIAN STUDENTS EDUCATIONAL AID FOUNDATION (The Societies Registration Act, 1860, 133/Goa/95) Office: - Rai, Siolim, Bardez, Goa – 403 517. E-Mail:- [email protected] German E-Mail:- [email protected] Website:-www.iseaf.org German Website:-www.ausbildungshilfe-indien.de Dear Sponsors, December, 2019 Indian Students Educational Aid Foundation would like to wish all our sponsors, well-wishers and patrons a Merry Christmas and Happy & prosperous New Year. In the last academic year 107students completed their education. The details of their academic disciplines as follows: - 1. Medicines - 04 students 2. Engineering – 13 students 3. Post graduates – 22 students 4. Graduates - 38 students 5. Pharmacy - 05 students 6. Nursing – 12 students 7. Others - 13 students Though we are not sponsoring new students for last four years, we are still sponsoring 166 students. We are grateful to all our sponsors for their generous contribution. I am happy to inform you that some of our sponsors continue to send their contribution even after their students completed their educations. This will help us to promote the students of our vocational courses. 1 From the year 1991 Mr. Rudolf Schwartz had been tirelessly working for the students of underprivileged society. 3623 students were benefited by the scholarship scheme introduced by him. More than 7000 students were benefited from the vocational institutes and presently working. 7764 cases were attended by the Home Nursing Bureau started by Mr. Schwartz. The organization will be publishing a book on him. “The man who transform the life of thousands of students and gifted a bright future”. Rudolf Schwartz – Founder of ISEAF. The book was co-authorized by Jacob Mathew, President ISEAF and Ms. Reena Borkar, a beneficiary of ISEAF. All our vocational institutes are working well. Besides the certifications from the government examination boards from this year we introduced “Indo German Board of Technical Education Society” a registered autonomous body consisting of 13 members to conduct examinations and to issue certificates. Please find enclosed here with few successful stories of students who availed ISEAF scholarship and completed their education and presently working. Also find stories of students who completed vocational courses in our institutes and presently working. We are grateful for your co-operation and contribution for this noble work which was possible only because of your generosity. With lots of love and regards. Yours Sincerely Jacob Mathew President & Chief Functionary ISEAF 2 STORIES OF SUCCESSFUL hard and pass her examination with SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS good marks. RUCHITA SHETYE She is grateful to her sponsor and Indian Students Educational Aid Foundation to make her life successful. SIDDHESH GHATWAL Ruchita Shetye lives at Bordem, Bicholim. She completed her bachelor of pharmacy in Goa College of Pharmacy. My name is Siddhesh. I live at Siolim. Presently she is working as a trainee in a After passing X th class, I joined Dnyanprasarak Mandal Higher corporate office of pharmaceutical Secondary School, Assagao, Mapusa. company in Mumbai and earns a good Understanding my financial situation salary. our principal told me to apply for scholarship from Indian Students Her father Hanumant is a taxi Educational Aid Foundation. driver and her mother is a house wife. My father works as ticket seller in a bus Besides she has a younger brother and operated by Kadamba Transport sister. Her father was the only earning Corporation. This job gives him a small amount as salary, which was not member in the family. The small income sufficient to meet my educational he earns from this business he manages expenditure. After the interview, I was his family. It was impossible for him to selected for the scholarship. It was a big relief for me and my parents. This was in send his daughter for higher education. the year 2009 and from then till I Ruchita came to ISEAF for scholarship. complete my education I was provided She got a very good sponsor by name scholarship. My sponsor was Mrs. Helga Dehlwisch. I completed my masters in Mr. Dietmer Emmel and his pharmacy in Goa College of Pharmacy. encouragement helped Ruchita to work Presently I am working as Quality Control Officer in Unichem a 3 pharmaceutical company at Pilerne – I am very grateful to ISEAF and my Saligao. sponsor for helping me to build my future. I am getting a decent salary and I can look after my family too. I am very SWATI MANDREKAR grateful to my sponsor and ISEAF for providing me this opportunity. ANISH THALI My name is Swati. I live at Savoi-Verem, Ponda. My parents were separated when I am Anish. I live at Siolim. My I was 12 years old. I live with my mother father is a farm labour and my mother is and my father does not pay her a house wife and does not have any anything. My mother is a house wife but income of her own. My elder brother now she works as domestic help in two- Nitesh completed computer engineering three houses and this is how we survive. and was in search of job. I also wanted I wanted to complete my studies and get to become an engineer like my brother. a job as early as possible. Therefore I I applied for ISEAF scholarship in approached ISEAF for financial the year 2012 and fortunately I was assistance to continue my education. selected. I wanted to get a job as early as Fortunately I was selected for ISEAF possible. After completing my degree I scholarship in the year 2013. My sponsor was selected as a software developer in was Mrs. Hanna Lorenz. I completed my “Open Destination Pvt. Ltd.” Miramar, graduation in commerce with good Panaji. I am very happy with my job. I marks. Now I am working as computer am grateful to Mr. Markus Panhas my typist at Datta Communication, Panaji, sponsor and ISEAF for supporting me Goa. and sponsoring my education. 4 BHUMIKA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE – PALYE, PERNEM, GOA MITALI POKRE by ISEAF for computer operator & Mitali lives at programming assistant course in the Mandrem, year 2014. She wants to work in office as Pernem. After early as possible and for this computer passing XIIth knowledge was important. She took lot class her of interest in this course. After doing parents could hard work she passed the examination not afford to with good marks. send her for Presently she is working as a higher education in college due to clerk in electricity department at financial problem. So she joined in Agarwada, Pernem. She is very grateful Bhumika Technical Institute, Palye run 5 to his teacher for providing regular name of this institute to my friends who guidance. are interested in doing hotel management and catering technology SAI PRAKASH KAMBLI course. PARESH BABURAO NAIK My name is Sai. I live at Bagayat Paraste, Pernem. After passing X th class I want to work. My name is Paresh. I live at Palyem, But unless I am having a qualification I Pernem. I passed VII th class. When I cannot get a job. My friends suggested was in school my classmates made fun doing hotel management course at of me. Finally I had to leave the school. Bhumika Technical Institute, Palye. The But I too need a job to survive. A good institute is not very far from my house friend of mine took me to Bhumika and I joined the course. This was in the Technical Institute, Palye which was year 2015. It was one year course. I took very close to my house. I was offered lot of interest in this course and doing turner course by the institute and I regular practical work I got confidence joined the course in the year 2003. I in me with this I will get a good job. I completed one year course and passed passed my examination with very good the examination in the month of July marks. Soon I was appointed as a 2004. Our teacher guided us properly receptionist at Pebble Shore Hotel. I am and we did lot of practical work and very grateful to my teachers for presently I am working as a turner in providing me regular guidance and the “Thivim Industrial Estate” at institute for providing me all the Karaswada, Mapusa. facilities. I would like to suggest the 6 KEERTI VIDYALAYA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE – RAI, SIOLIM RANI GHOTARE admission for beautician course in Keerti Rani Ghotare Vidyalaya Pvt. ITI in the year 2018-19. is from She passed the examination conducted Aradiwada, by ITES, Mumbai. Presently she is Porvorim. working for “Engage Parlour” in She is 19 Mapusa. Now she is happy about her years old. decision. She is very thankful to her When she Headmaster who guided and failed in IX th encouraged her to do some job- oriented class she was very disappointed. But the course. She is also grateful to her teacher headmaster of the school told her about who guided her in doing practical work Keerti Vidyalaya Pvt. ITI in Siolim. She and the institute for proving good enquired and immediately took facilities. 7 SUDEEP MHAMAL VALENCY AUGUSTIN D’SOUZA Sudeep is from Mandrem, Pernem. He is Valency is from Korgao, Pernem. She 21 years old. He completed his XII th passed her XII th class. After XII her class. After passing XII he joined Air parents could not afford her further Conditioning and Refrigeration course studies due to financial problems so she in Keerti Vidyalaya Pvt. ITI in Siolim. decided to do some short term course He answered the exam conducted by and after that to get a job. She joined in Human Resource Development Keerti Vidyalaya Pvt. Industrial Foundation – HRDF, Panaji and passed Training Institute and took admission with good marks.
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