Advice to young peopleMy motivation for modelling comes from my love for fashion, creativity, and self-expression. I want to use modelling to build my confidence, grow my skills, and show other young people that they can believe in themselves and pursue their dreams. I hope to inspire young people to embrace their individuality, stay confident, and never be afraid to try something new.
Tarlie Mwenye
Student
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About Tarlie Mwenye
My name is Tarlie Mwenye. I’m a passionate, determined, and quick learning person who enjoys sports, fashion, creativity, and self-expression. I want to become a model because I love the confidence and creativity that modelling brings, and I see it as an opportunity to express myself and discover my strengths. I’m at the beginning of my modelling journey and I’m excited to learn, gain experience, meet new people, and grow within the industry. I’m proud of my abilities in sports and flexibility, and I believe my discipline, adaptability, and willingness to learn will help me succeed. My goal is to build a meaningful career in modelling while becoming the best version of myself.
What would it take to pursue a similar career?
Health careers combine science, technical competence, compassion, ethics and responsibility for people and communities.
- Take the science subjects required by the training institution; Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and English are commonly important for many health programmes.
- Complete an accredited certificate, diploma or degree for the specific health profession you want to enter.
- Meet the clinical training, internship and professional registration or licensing requirements that apply to that profession.
- Strengthen communication, teamwork, confidentiality, empathy, discipline and evidence-based decision making.
This is general career guidance, not a statement of Tarlie Mwenye’s personal qualifications. Exact requirements depend on the profession and institution.
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