Possible Interview Questions & Anwers: DAFI & WUSC

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1. Tell us about yourself?

- finished high school-grade?
EDUCATION STATUS

- I'm a teacher or working elsewhere: indicate the employer JOB AND SKILLS STATUS

INTERESTS & HATE&LOVE

- NB=say anything good that you have done!
PASSION& DREAMS &FUTURE PLAN &GIVE TO
SOCIETY
NAME.

SPEND YOUR DAYS&BACKTO SOCIETY

LOCATION

2. How did you know about DAFI? REFUGEES STATUS

- I looked at it online FAMILY STATUS

EDUCATION STATUS

- I heard from DAFI Scholars

- I heard from friends sponsored by DAFI

- I saw the advertisements

- It is common knowledge for us here in the Camp

3. What do you know about DAFI?

-It is a Scholarship programme sponsored from Germany

-Established in 1992

-It enables refugees to pursue higher education

-It operates in Kakuma, Ifo, and Hagadera Camps and also in Urban Centres like Nairobi

-Offers both degree and diploma study opportunities

4. Why did you choose DAFI?

- It is the only scholarship

programme in Kakuma that

offers degree programme

- It has helped a dozen refugees and it continues to help more people.

- With the support of DAFI, I can achieve my dreams.

- My hopes were pegged on applying for DAFI even when I was in High school.

5. Which course do you want to pursue?

- I want to pursue Bachelor of Laws.

6. Why Law? Why did you choose that course?

- It has been my dream career choice

- Although people say that Law is a calling, I'm passionate about it

- Law shapes the society and I'm a man of the people

- where I come from is a country crippled due to lack of laws.

- I want to be part of the change in the society.

7. What do you know about the course you want to pursue?

- (a). Law is a Means of solving disputes between persons.

Disputes are inevitable in the society and law is the only means of seeking redress without using
violence. Commercial disputes are solved by contract law.

- (b). Protect Liberties and Rights in the Bill of Rights.

There are inherent rights of human beings that are protected by law like life, liberty/freedom and
property.

- (c). Set standards of behaviour.

Law prescribes the standards of behaviours that are acceptable in the society and those that can be
punished bcoz they hurt others.

- (D). Forming & running a government and Maintain Peace and Order.

The force of the law is the reason why the police is deployed by the state government to maintain peace
and order

8. What is the importance of your course to both the community and yourself?

- (a). Law Defines the society:::The facts that it revolves around human life and interpersonal and
societal relationships is amazing.

- (b). Good Governance:::::The interaction of law and governance and the contours been judiciary,
parliament and executive is intriguing.

- (c). Great Career Opportunities::::There is a great package in doing law: being advocate, paralegal, Dr.
Laws and lecturer, name it...

- (D). In the society I come from, you don't know where the law starts and where it ends. We are the
future

9. Why do you think you are the best among the applicants?

- I'm persistent, unique and flexible

- I'm hard working and can overcome obstacles

- I'm visionary and it doesn't end here, whether I get the scholarship or not

10. How will you make sure you perform well at the university?

- Time management, commitment and diligence

- The purpose of being at university is to study, nothing else.

- the library will be my closest ally BEFRIEND WITH BRIGHT STUDENTS , BE CLOSE TO PROFESSOR.
GOOD COMPANIES

Am visionary i have plans, dream and goal wil

daffi scholarship

will help me Achieving my long term goal furth

goals
11. What are some of the challenges you think you might face at the university?

- adaptation to different environs-I have known mostly the camp life

- adjusting to new teaching methods

- learning to study independently

- varied lifestyle choices may be overwhelming

- living alone at the university

- loneliness

- MONEY MANAGEMENT

12. Does your grade reflect your ability?

- No!

- Bcoz a Grade is basically reflective of personal commitment, time management, diligence and how you
process information but not on your ability. It shows that you take your studies seriously which is
different from ability.

Ability encompasses many other varied skills including problem solving, leadership etc. You can have a
skill that is not confined by time like exams. Thus, ability is not well captured by a grade. Nevertheless, it
does contribute though minimally.

13. What Volunteer social work have you done in the camp?

- I have been a tutor during holidays for students in class 8 and form 4

- I have been a Sunday school teacher in our church.

- help the youth through counselling and organising sports activities during holidays.

14. How is education so important in your life?

- education transform people and people transform the society

- It is through education that information technology has made the world a global village
- It exposes people to the best practices and cultures around the world and it condemns the bad ones I.e
FGM

- education produces informed citizenry: enhancing good governance

- it teaches the essential values of humanity such as human rights

- it impart values and ethics: cohesion and TOLERANCE

- it promotes peace, unity and equality among people.

- it is a Means of earning a living

- it is the bridge between me and my dreams.

- it is the best tool for influencing change in the underdeveloped countries like my country.

15. What helped you achieve your goals up-to this level?

- my family

- endurance, I have endured a lot

- friends and good company

- personal efforts and commitment

- I'm willing to learn things that spur me to greater heights so that I reach my dreams.

16. What is the greatest challenge you have ever overcome and how did you over come it?

- You know your life better...

Interview Quiz for WUSC.

1). Can you please tell us more about yourself.

2). How did you come to know of WUSC scholarship?

3). What do you know about WUSC scholarship?

4). Can you please tell us what do you know about Windle international Kenya?

5). Why did you chose to apply for WUSC scholarship?

6). How will WUSC scholarship help you fulfill your dreams in life?

7). Why do you want to go abroad yet there many other universities in Africa?

8). What is your university of choice in Canada?

9✅. What course do you want to do?

10. How will that course benefit you, your family and your society?

1✅1. How do you intend to support your studies in case the scholarship doesn't last for the duration of
studies?

12.✅ How do you intend to support your family while in Canada?

13✅. Will you go back home after your studies? If yes explain.

14✅. What made you left your home country?

15. Why do you think you are the best candidate for WUSC scholarship?

16✅. What community service have you volunteered yourself in after your high school studies?

17. How do you intend to support your community during holiday?

18. How will your degree help your society?

19. What future plans do you have for your community?

20. What do you know about the course you want to pursue?

21. How will you make sure you perform well at the university?

✅22. Does your grade reflect your ability? If yes explain.

23. Can you please tell us what are your strengths and weaknesses in life?

24. What do you think helped you to achieve your dreams up to this level?
25. How is education important to you?

✅26. What is the greatest challenge you have ever overcome, how did you overcome it and what lessons
did you learn from it?

27. What will you do if the scholarship fail?

28. How will you impact your society after your degree?

✅29. What challenges do you think you will face when you go to Canada?

30. How will you maintain self-discipline if you reach Canada?

✅do you have any siblings in canada?

✅which courses have you done after highschool

✅questions to do with your manifest