Zeidan Ahmad Alsbehe

“Let your hopes, not your hurts, shape your future.” – Robert H. Schuller No matter how long and difficult the road, we will always be clinging to hope until we reach the light at the end of the tunnel To make my story an example to motivate you I am a Syrian refugee residing in Jordan since 2013 and the circumstances created a challenge between me and education and made education a dream that you will not achieve without a fight. I used to work during holidays and after school periods, and despite the difficulty of finding time to study, I managed to succeed and skip school stages until I passed high school. Then completing my education became almost impossible, but I did not give up and continued Because of my absence from university studies, I was able to find time to volunteer and help people who needed education. I was a volunteer at the Jordan River Foundation, teaching children and even helping students Now, I am in my last semester of mechanical engineering major at the American University, which was cooperative and lenient to finish my studies. I also work now as a head bartender official at Jafra Corporation. And one of Jusoor's people who made the dream come true.