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Hello I am Caleb Sang. I am a Kenyan citizen. I did my Kcse exams and got a mean grade of A-. I have always had a dream to become a pilot. I am hoping to get a scholarship to take the pilot training course. Can I have this chance?

Hello Caleb, congratulations on your excellent academic performance and your dream of becoming a pilot! There are various scholarship opportunities available for Kenyan citizens to pursue pilot training courses.


Research scholarship options: You can start by researching scholarship options available for pilot training courses. You can check with aviation schools, airlines, and other organizations that offer pilot training scholarships.

Meet the eligibility criteria: Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria for the scholarship you are applying for. This may include academic qualifications, age limits, and citizenship requirements.

Apply for the scholarship: Once you have identified a scholarship program that you are eligible for, you can start the application process. This may involve filling out an application form, submitting your academic transcripts and other supporting documents, and writing a personal statement.

Prepare for the interview: If your application is shortlisted, you may be called for an interview. Make sure you prepare well for the interview by researching the scholarship program and practicing your interview skills.

Follow up: After the interview, make sure you follow up with the scholarship provider to find out about the status of your application. You may also want to explore other sources of funding, such as loans or grants, in case you are not awarded the scholarship.

Remember that competition for scholarships can be fierce, so it's important to apply early and to give your best effort in your application and interview. Good luck in your pursuit of your dream to become a pilot!