Zimbabwean woman who studied law in Ireland elected to AONTAS board

Zimbabwean woman who studied law in Ireland elected to AONTAS board

Joy-Tendai Kangere

A Zimbabwean woman who came to Ireland and studied law has been elected as a learner representative to the board of AONTAS, the National Adult Learning Organisation.

Joy-Tendai Kangere returned to learning to study a Bachelor of Civil Law degree at UCD Sutherland School of Law while balancing family life with two young children.

During her time in UCD, she advocated for people under-represented at third level to access and participate fully in third level education.

After receiving the prestigious Denham Scholarship, Ms Kangere is now training as a barrister at the King’s Inns.

Liz Waters, outgoing president of AONTAS, said she was “delighted to welcome Joy-Tendai as a learner representative on the AONTAS Board”.

She added: “She will bring a wealth of advocacy experience and knowledge of adult learning to her new role.”

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