Kildare Charitable Trust scholarship: Clare Kerby
Posted 16 February 2017
“The scholarship will help to fund my Charted Management Institute qualification."
Clare Kerby, BSc (Hons) Agri-food Marketing with Business Studies student, has received a Kildare Charitable Trust Scholarship at Harper Adams University.
Clare, 22, from Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire said: “The scholarship will help to fund my Charted Management Institute qualification.
“The scholarship will also support me financially during my final year of study, so I can focus purely on gaining the best degree level possible.”
Clare aspires to build and run her own agricultural marketing business in the future to help support local businesses.
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