Ahmad Tamim
Senior Specialists Committee Member
Ahmad Tamim is a horticulture specialist and university-level teaching professional with more than 12 years of experience in agriculture and horticulture education, practical agricultural training, horticultural production, and field monitoring. His professional work has focused on practical student learning, horticultural education, field-based activities, project monitoring, and the collection and reporting of field information. Since 2013, Mr. Tamim has been serving as a Senior Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Agriculture, Badakhshan University. In this role, he has supported theoretical and practical instruction in agriculture and horticulture, guided students during practical and field-based learning activities and contributed to the preparation and delivery of teaching materials and practical agricultural activities. His areas of teaching and professional expertise include Principles of Horticulture, Principles of Fruit Production, Deciduous Fruit Production, Nut Fruit Production, Evergreen Fruit Production, and Environmental Science. His experience in practical agricultural training and demonstrations enables him to connect theoretical knowledge with practical skills and real-world horticultural production. Alongside his academic work, Mr. Tamim has experience in field monitoring. He worked for approximately one year as a Field Monitor with AREA, an implementing partner of the World Food Programe (WFP). In this role, he conducted field visits, collected information and data from beneficiaries and project sites, monitored assistance distributions, conducted beneficiary interviews, assessed the quality of project implementation, identified field-level issues, and prepared field monitoring reports. Mr. Tamim holds a Bachelor’s degree in Horticulture from the Faculty of Agriculture at Kunduz University. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Horticulture at Kabul University and is in his third semester. He also holds a Teacher Training Certificate and a high school diploma from Badakhshan. His professional competencies include horticulture and agricultural education, fruit production, practical agricultural training, field monitoring, field visits and observation, data collection, beneficiary interviews, distribution monitoring, project activity monitoring, field reporting, student guidance, and theoretical and practical teaching. The combination of his academic teaching experience, horticultural expertise, and field-based monitoring background enables Ahmad Tamim to connect specialized knowledge of horticulture with practical agricultural education, field implementation, and development-oriented programs.