Tala Agha

Throughout my time as a committee member in the Human Rights Committee of JADS, I had the opportunity to volunteer and support individuals from less fortunate backgrounds. This experience allowed me to engage in meaningful community service and raise awareness about social issues. Additionally, I developed valuable skills in event planning and coordination. This role not only strengthened my sense of social responsibility but also helped me grow as a compassionate, proactive, and organized individual committed to making a positive impact.

Through my involvement with Kindly, I had the opportunity to volunteer multiple times across various areas, contributing to diverse community initiatives. I also took part in planning and organizing events, where I developed key skills in teamwork, communication, and event coordination.

Over the past years, I’ve had the privilege of working as an IB Tutor, supporting students in Biology, Business, English, and Arabic. My role involved helping students not only understand their course material but also excel in their Internal Assessments (IAs). I’m proud to share that all the students I worked with were able to score 6s or 7s in their subjects — a reflection of their dedication and the value of targeted, personalized support.

Throughout my internship at the Ministry of Health, I had the opportunity to significantly improve my clinical skills and time management abilities. Working in a resource-limited setting challenged me to think critically, adapt quickly, and make the most of what was available. I learned how to provide high-quality care by improvising with limited tools, prioritizing tasks efficiently, and remaining calm under pressure. This experience not only strengthened my practical skills but also deepened my commitment to patient-centered care, resilience, and problem-solving in real-world healthcare environments.

Being a student at Jordan University of Science and Technology has provided me with a strong foundation in theoretical knowledge, complemented by valuable hands-on clinical experience. The university’s rigorous academic curriculum has deepened my understanding of medical sciences, while the practical training has allowed me to apply that knowledge directly by working with real patients. This combination of academic excellence and clinical exposure has been instrumental in shaping my skills, confidence, and professional growth as a future healthcare provider.

Throughout my school years, I was an active and proactive member of the Model United Nations (MUN) program. I began as a committee member and gradually progressed to becoming a trainer and eventually the President of the General Assembly. These roles helped me develop strong leadership, public speaking, and organizational skills. In addition to my involvement in MUN, I organized and led a successful fundraiser event—a school talent show—through which we raised funds and donated the proceeds to the King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF). I also wrote and published a book, with all profits donated to the same cause. Moreover, I participated in various school events as a presenter, representing my school in several formal occasions. I was also committed to volunteer work, including participating in community service hours at Nazik Al Hariri School, where I helped renovate old schools and improve learning environments for underprivileged students.