Gaza High School
Post Office Box 260
Chipinge
06 February 2026
The Executive Director
Presidential and National Scholarships Department
Office of the President and Cabinet
10th Floor, Compensation Building
Corner 4th Street and Central Avenue
Harare
Dear Sir/Madam,
RE: APPLICATION FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP
I write to respectfully apply for the Presidential Scholarship, following my successful completion
of Zimbabwe Advanced Level examinations under ZIMSEC. I sat for three subjects, which include
Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry and attained a total of 15 points (3As). These results reflect
my academic consistency, discipline, and a strong aptitude for science-based studies.
I am motivated to pursue a career that allows me to contribute meaningfully to Zimbabwe’s
development, particularly in critical sectors such as healthcare, energy, and infrastructure. Guided
by both passion and national relevance, I hereby submit my preferred degree choices in the
following order of priority: Electrical Power Engineering, Mining Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering, Medicine and Civil Engineering.
My first choice is Electrical Power Engineering, an area I consider very significant to Zimbabwe’s
industrial growth and economic stability. Reliable power systems are central to healthcare delivery,
mining, manufacturing, and education. I am particularly interested in power generation,
transmission, and renewable energy systems, and how engineering solutions can address persistent
energy challenges. My strong performance in Mathematics and Physics aligns directly with the
analytical and problem-solving demands of this discipline.
Secondly, I have chosen Mining Engineering, recognizing mining as a backbone of Zimbabwe’s
economy. I am motivated by the prospect of contributing to safer, more efficient, and
environmentally responsible mining practices. With a strong grounding in Physics and Chemistry,
I am well prepared to engage with the technical, geological, and process-based aspects of mining
engineering that are critical to sustainable resource utilization.
My third preference is Mechanical Engineering, a versatile field that underpins most industrial and
technological systems. I am drawn to its broad application in manufacturing, energy systems,
transportation, and machinery design. Mechanical engineering appeals to my interest in
understanding how systems work, how they can be optimized, and how innovative design can
solve real-world problems.
My fourth choice is Medicine, driven by a strong desire to serve society through healthcare.
Growing up, I witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by communities with limited access to
medical professionals and facilities. This exposure shaped my aspiration to become a medical
doctor who not only treats illness but also contributes to improving public health outcomes in
underserved areas. My strong background in Chemistry and Biology-related concepts, coupled
with analytical skills from Mathematics and Physics, provides me with a solid foundation for the
rigor of medical training.
Lastly, Civil Engineering is my fifth choice, motivated by the importance of infrastructure
development in national progress. Roads, bridges, water systems, and buildings form the
foundation of economic and social activity. I am inspired by the opportunity to contribute to
durable, safe, and sustainable infrastructure that improves the quality of life for communities
across Zimbabwe.
I believe I am a strong candidate for the Presidential Scholarship due to my academic excellence,
clear sense of purpose, and commitment to national service. Given the opportunity, I will approach
my studies with dedication, integrity, and a deep sense of responsibility, fully aware that this
scholarship represents an investment in Zimbabwe’s future.
I sincerely thank you for considering my application and for the continued support the Government
of Zimbabwe provides to students with the potential to contribute meaningfully to national
development.
Yours faithfully,
Evans Kunjenjema
(kunjenjemaevans9@[Link]/+263787015185)