My experience with UZSA was knowledge advancement, before attending the course I never had any idea on how to pitch a story or write a story idea but I learned them and right now I can do a well pitching. Secondly, storytelling was not my thing but I was taught and now I really love telling African stories. I mean my writing style and communication skills have all improved.

My time spent interning with UZSA was worthwhile. Even though it was virtual, I was able to spend enough time learning the fundamentals of narration, voice acting, and audio editing. After I joined the fellowship, I had the opportunity to put all I had learned in the classroom into practice. The UZSA tutoring approach is unmatched. Every tutor was competent and did a fantastic job. For me, the coaching was a perfect fit.