Sabita Giri
- Institution
- Thames International College
- Field of study
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
- Originally from
- Dang
Bio
Sabita Giri is originally from Tulsipur, Dang, and currently lives in New Baneshwor, Buddhanagar, Kathmandu. She completed her +2 in Management with Business Mathematics from V.S. Niketan College and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Thames International College.
Sabita describes herself as a playful, kind-hearted, and curious learner who enjoys exploring numbers, ideas, and new experiences. She enjoys reading, travelling, painting, watching movies, listening to songs, and mathematics-related activities.
Her leadership journey includes the 11-month Women LEAD Nepal leadership course, where she developed leadership, communication, digital literacy, public speaking, time management, and personality development skills. She also trained 28 Class 9 students through the School Leadership Program and worked on an advocacy project focused on women and menstruation. Through Aakar Nepal, she designed and implemented a project addressing malnutrition in Kavre Palanchowk, directly reaching 92 students.
Sabita aspires to build a career in the banking sector, with her BBA studies helping her develop the knowledge and skills needed to achieve this goal.
Sabita has actively contributed to her community through multiple initiatives. Through Women LEAD Nepal, she trained 28 Class 9 students and worked on women and menstruation awareness. Through Aakar Nepal, she implemented a malnutrition project in Kavre Palanchowk that directly reached 92 students.
Leadership and achievements
Completed the 11-month Women LEAD Nepal leadership course.
Trained and graduated 28 Class 9 students through the School Leadership Program.
Co-led an advocacy project focused on women and menstruation.
Participated in Aakar Nepal's three-month mentorship and leadership program.
Designed and implemented a malnutrition project in Kavre Palanchowk that directly reached 92 students.
Developed skills in leadership, communication, public speaking, project design, advocacy, and digital literacy.
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