TANZEEL ABDALLAH

I’m an ambitious graduate with a strong foundation in medical laboratory science and microbiology, and I enjoy helping others understand core concepts clearly. I studied laboratory science with a bachelor degree from Sudan International University, and I later expanded my expertise with a master degree in medical biotechnology at University of Naples Federico II.

As a University teaching assistant at Sudan International University, I taught and assisted students in the basics of bacteria, including how to differentiate between gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. I also taught the first and second years in laboratory, focusing on practical understanding and effective communication.

Before that, I worked at Khartoum International High School, where my main responsibilities included behavior management services, producing educational materials, planning school events, communicating with parents, and encouraging and supporting kids. I also taught them letters and how to write and read.

I continue to build my professional direction through learning and structured training, including IELTS (British Council) and WHO platform courses on vaccine safety basics, infection prevention and control, and related COVID-19 resources. In my personal development, I’m drawn to computers, programming languages, and data science—especially machine learning and artificial intelligence.