I was born in Pakistan, in a house that could hardly make ends meet. My education from elementary school was entirely funded by an anonymous sponsor who stayed with me until I graduated with a degree in Engineering from the University of Cape Town in South Africa.
That enabled me to travel and see/experience things beyond my wildest imagination.
Why me? What about others like me?
I decided then that my lifelong goal is to try as best as I can to help students who held dreams but had no idea how to achieve them
I dived into the education field to gain more knowledge and learn how schools function, what makes a good education system, and the best conditions for students to thrive.
With the hope of developing new technologies to improve the lives of my community in the 3rd world country, I dived into the field of science, mathematics, and programming.
I acquired technical critical thinking and logical thinking skills. While working as an assistant professor at my alma mater, the University of Cape Town with a major in Mechatronics (Electrical, Mechanical, and Computer Science) I realized the critical link between technology and education.