56-Year-Old Richard Kosgei Pursues Supply Chain Management at Bureti National Polytechnic, Proving It’s Never Too Late to Learn

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Ellis Ferdinand
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56-Year-Old Richard Kosgei Pursues Supply Chain Management at Bureti National Polytechnic, Proving It’s Never Too Late to Learn
56-Year-Old Richard Kosgei Pursues Supply Chain Management at Bureti National Polytechnic, Proving It’s Never Too Late to Learn

Ferdinand | EducationGhana |  April 4| 56-Year-Old Richard Kosgei Pursues Supply Chain Management at Bureti National Polytechnic, Proving It’s Never Too Late to Learn


56-year-old Richard Kosgei proves that learning has no age limit as he pursues a course in Supply Chain Management at Bureti National Polytechnic, inspiring others to embrace education at any stage of life.



In a world where lifelong learning is becoming increasingly important, Richard Kosgei, a 56-year-old student at Bureti National Polytechnic, is breaking barriers and inspiring others by pursuing a course in Supply Chain Management. His story is a testament to the fact that education has no age limit and that the pursuit of knowledge remains invaluable at any stage of life.

A Father’s Inspiration to Learn

Kosgei, a proud father, made the decision to return to school after witnessing his children excel in their studies. Realizing the importance of continuous learning, he felt the need to equip himself with knowledge that could help both himself and his community.

> “I saw my children excelling in their studies, and I was filled with joy. Sometimes, they would ask me questions, and I found myself unable to answer. That’s when I decided to enroll at Bureti National Polytechnic,” he shared.



His journey back to the classroom is not driven by the search for employment but rather a passion for knowledge and a desire to make meaningful contributions to society.

> “I don’t intend to be employed, but it’s important to acquire knowledge that will benefit not only myself but also my community,” he explained.



The Power of Lifelong Learning

Kosgei firmly believes in the transformative power of education. His decision to pursue Supply Chain Management reflects the evolving nature of education—where skills and knowledge can be acquired at any stage of life to enhance personal growth and social impact.

> “Nothing is as valuable as knowledge. Education opens doors to countless opportunities,” he emphasized.



Encouraging Others to Follow His Path

Kosgei encourages others, particularly adults who may feel hesitant about returning to school, to take the leap and invest in education. He highlights the opportunities available at Bureti National Polytechnic, describing it as an institution that provides a solid foundation for both personal and professional growth.

> “This institution provides a solid foundation for personal and professional growth, and I believe others can benefit from it too,” he concluded.



A Story of Perseverance and Determination

Kosgei’s story is an inspiring reminder that no matter one’s age, learning remains a powerful tool for empowerment and societal development. His commitment to education serves as motivation for both young and old learners, proving that it is never too late to pursue knowledge and contribute meaningfully to the world.

As he continues his journey at Bureti National Polytechnic, Kosgei is not just a student—he is a symbol of resilience, determination, and the limitless potential of lifelong learning.

 

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