Kwabena Boamah Nkrumah

I am a hardworking and motivated young person with a strong interest in pharmacy. I have some experience working in a pharmacy where I assisted with tasks like sorting medicines and helping customers. I recently moved to the UK, and I see this apprenticeship as a great opportunity to learn and work towards my dream of becoming a pharmacist

• Participated in inter-school maths and science competitions in 2019.
• Won the best student (second runner up) in junior high school (2018).
• Participated in the national science and math quiz 2021.
• Received the Student of the Year award for academic excellence and leadership qualities, maintaining good academic records throughout high school while serving as captain of the debate team and leading the team to regionals (2020).

• Playing video games
• Listening to music

• 04/01/19, Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE)
• 06/01/21, West African Examination Certificate (WASSCE), I obtained my senior secondary school certificate.
• 10/01/21, National Science and Math Quiz (NSMQ), Certificate of participation.

• Place of Birth: Kumasi
• Date of Birth: 03/07/06
• Gender: Male
• Nationality: Ghanian

• playing video games
• listerning to music
• solving science and maths puzzles.

I have always wanted to become a pharmacist because I am passionate about helping people and interested in how medicines work. After finishing secondary school in Ghana, I worked in a local pharmacy for a few months. This experience taught me the basics of pharmacy, like preparing medicines and serving customers, and made me even more excited to work in healthcare.

When I moved to the UK with my family, I saw an apprenticeship as the perfect way to continue learning about pharmacy. I am hardworking, eager to learn, and good at working in a team. I believe this apprenticeship will help me build the skills I need to achieve my dream of becoming a pharmacist while making a positive difference to others.