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Pursuing mechanical engineering as a female in Africa is a very daring move. My goal is to make a difference in the lives of many with what I’ve learnt and can do.

Working with Sayetech has been overall intriguing.

Being part and being able to witness how my knowledge is used to practically solve real life problems and change the lives of many in Africa. This is a very big score for me as a female engineer in Africa. I’ve been able to extensively appreciate engineering on a whole new level. Moreover, I’ve been able to enhance my CAD skills, learnt how to work effectively in teams and finally build healthy working relationships with my colleagues.”

 

-EMMANUELLA AGNES MENSAH

When I started working at Sayetech, I was just an operator but over the course of the years, I’ve been able to pick up a few skills here and there.

I can now spot faults and make repairs on some of our machines.

And with patience, continuous effort, readiness to learn and the help of my colleagues and employers, I am now able to do welding and fabrication works for Sayetech that I wouldn’t have otherwise been able to pick up at any other organisation so I’m really grateful to Sayetech for this opportunity.

–MOHAMMED MIKI