About me
Joshua Arimi
My name is Joshua Arimi. I was born in Meru, which is a famous district in Kenya. Merians are known for their strong cultural practices, mt. Kenya climbing points as well as the little known gem, Meru National park.
I attended Kanyakine Boys High School where I was popularly known as Kabush.
During my high school days I developed a strong bias towards education. I felt that in order to succeed in life, good education is very important. I know this is debatable, but for any meaningful advancement in life we need good education.
I took my Bachelor of Science Degree in Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. After My BSc. degree I proceeded to take a MSc degree in Katholieke University Leuven, Belgium. This was followed by another MSc degree in University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland.
Immediately after that I did a PhD degree in Food Science specialising on Microwave heating of snack foods. When people refer to me as Dr. Arimi, I normally pinch myself to confirm that I am a Dr.
This website is created specifically to act as a source of information and motivation to Kenyan and other African kids. Information posted here is to encourage those kids that it is possible to achieve similar feat by persistence and a little effort. I have studied for free for all my degrees except for the first degree. Therefore I believe finances should not be a limiting factor to anyone aspiring to pursue academics.
You can read more about my thoughts at Change Your T and Arimifoods.
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hi joshua
I love your site pretty much but I do urge you to find better means of advertising this site in due course.
hi Joshua. i did my kcse in 1995. all the years i was in high school that is 4 years i got 0 (zero) in mathematics all through. and i seriousily mean it. in KCSE i got E in maths which must have been a Zero. i currently at 37 years old bought form 1 books to see if i can try mathematics once again. i joined a form 1 class recently and i still got 0 (zero) in maths. i have given up in attending the classes. please advice me can i study mathematics at home if i bought the books??? please get back to me advice me on what to do.
thanks
pat
Hi Dr Arimi
I am a parent ( My child is grade 7- which is equivalent of form 1) . We are Kenyan -canadians and having gone through education myself to your standard (Post graduate), I believe in your sentiments. Your passion to educate , promote, guide to excellence is not only commendable, but exemplary. On behalf of other Kenyan Parents I just wanted to say thank you. What you are doing to help our children is exceptional. Please continue.
Hopefully, I will be like you in the near future. Why I say so? I will open up a website like in South Sudan.
Thanks Rik, That will be very good for Sudanese students.
how are you joshua .i had seen your papers for exams it assured me of getting an A Iin my KCSE EXAMS .How can ibe able to get them here in nakuru?
hi, thanks for the papers but i was requesting if you have for lower classes i.e form 2 & 3, this will help the students a lot, am a parent of a form 2 and would appreciate if you could send me past papers for form2&3, kindly let me know if there are charges, otherwise i wish you God blessings in your good work.
i view all your details jast to know how u read and pass in exams,i am student in serani secondary school am from cost,my name is rizeg abdullah i need u to help me how to read and pass,now is first term but surely i don’t know what you read and pass,i want to pass and make my life better as u are,please give me some tips to make my brain bright.
Thank you Dr. for availing KCSE Past papers.
I would like to know how we can link with you so that I can chat about a a mission school that I sponsor in Tigania Meru called Kioni Generations High school.
The school is situated Near Meru University of Science and technology. Currently the school is not performing well and I want to to expose them to the secret of revising past papers. I have real passion of helping my village have a lot of graduates because it lacks so behind in education. It is a village that was not lacky to have any one champion the interest of education and development and so most people are very poor and the youth without high school education recycle poverty.
Thus I need past papers with answers . I envy your education and the passion you have over excellent education . I pray that we have more and more Merus like you. I need more talk with people of your kind of blessings.
God bless you as you serve man kind.
Pastor Peter
Thanks Peter for your compliments.
I see you are really doing a great work, keep it up.
Actually, I have been to MUCST several times. If all goes well I might meet you personally in future.
About the papers and marking schemes, I will email you the details.
God bless and keep the good work.
Hi Dr?
Am just so grateful for you and may god bless you
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