After successfully passing the Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Examination, Awoke joined Jimma University Ambo College (now Ambo University) in September 1998 and graduated with a B.Sc. Degree in Animal Science (Animal Production) in June 2000. After his graduation, he was employed by the Ministry of Agriculture and worked at Sekela Woreda, West Gojjam Zone, as an expert in the Extension Team in the section of Technology Transfer in Animal Production and Forage Development for three and a half months.

Driven by a passion for further education, Awoke Kassa pursued his postgraduate studies at Haramaya University in March 2009, where he earned his M.Sc. Degree in Animal Production. His academic and professional journey reflects a deep commitment to advancing sustainable agricultural practices in Ethiopia.

Driven by a passion for further education, Awoke Kassa pursued his postgraduate studies at Haramaya University, where he earned his M.Sc. Degree in Animal Production in [insert year]. His academic journey continued as he earned a post-master’s international diploma in dual agriculture (PMID) from AICAT School in Israel. Complementing his technical expertise, he also pursued an MBA from Debre Markos University, College of Business and Economics, Department of Management.

In January 2020, Awoke Kassa embarked on his career as an assistant professor at Debre Markos University, while simultaneously pursuing his PhD. His dissertation, titled "Optimizing Duckweed Cultivation and Its Impact on Milk Yield and Quality in Lactating Crossbred Dairy Cows at Debre Markos University," reflects his commitment to enhancing animal productivity through sustainable practices.

Throughout his career, Awoke Kassa has been instrumental in securing project proposals at Jigjiga University, focusing on camel calf management, smallholder dairy production, and rangeland degradation. He also secured integrated fish, poultry, and vegetable farming projects at Debre Elias and Debre Markos University, in addition to leading several proposal projects on forage, beekeeping, and poultry.

Awoke Kassa has contributed significantly to the academic community, authoring over 17 articles published in various journals and providing peer reviews for more than 8 articles and proposals at Debre Markos University. His work has spanned diverse cultural landscapes across Ethiopia (Amhara, Oromiya, Harari, and Somali regions) and internationally (Israel, Thailand, Laos, Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Russia), equipping him with the skills to effectively engage and mobilize communities.

As he continues to advance in his academic and research endeavors, Awoke Kassa is actively seeking funding opportunities to support his PhD research on duckweed and other innovative projects. He remains passionate about fostering a dynamic learning environment that values cultural, social, and economic diversity. As an assistant professor and PhD candidate, he is committed to leveraging his knowledge and experiences to contribute meaningfully to academia and community development.

After successfully passing the Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Examination, Awoke joined Jimma University Ambo College (now Ambo University) in September 1998 and graduated with a B.Sc. Degree in Animal Science (Animal Production) in June 2000. After his graduation, he was employed by the Ministry of Agriculture and worked at Sekela Woreda, West Gojjam Zone, as an expert in the Extension Team in the section of Technology Transfer in Animal Production and Forage Development for three and a half months.

Driven by a passion for further education, Awoke Kassa pursued his postgraduate studies at Haramaya University in March 2009, where he earned his M.Sc. Degree in Animal Production. His academic and professional journey reflects a deep commitment to advancing sustainable agricultural practices in Ethiopia.

Driven by a passion for further education, Awoke Kassa pursued his postgraduate studies at Haramaya University, where he earned his M.Sc. Degree in Animal Production in [insert year]. His academic journey continued as he earned a post-master’s international diploma in dual agriculture (PMID) from AICAT School in Israel. Complementing his technical expertise, he also pursued an MBA from Debre Markos University, College of Business and Economics, Department of Management.

In January 2020, Awoke Kassa embarked on his career as an assistant professor at Debre Markos University, while simultaneously pursuing his PhD. His dissertation, titled "Optimizing Duckweed Cultivation and Its Impact on Milk Yield and Quality in Lactating Crossbred Dairy Cows at Debre Markos University," reflects his commitment to enhancing animal productivity through sustainable practices.

Throughout his career, Awoke Kassa has been instrumental in securing project proposals at Jigjiga University, focusing on camel calf management, smallholder dairy production, and rangeland degradation. He also secured integrated fish, poultry, and vegetable farming projects at Debre Elias and Debre Markos University, in addition to leading several proposal projects on forage, beekeeping, and poultry.

Awoke Kassa has contributed significantly to the academic community, authoring over 17 articles published in various journals and providing peer reviews for more than 8 articles and proposals at Debre Markos University. His work has spanned diverse cultural landscapes across Ethiopia (Amhara, Oromiya, Harari, and Somali regions) and internationally (Israel, Thailand, Laos, Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Russia), equipping him with the skills to effectively engage and mobilize communities.

As he continues to advance in his academic and research endeavors, Awoke Kassa is actively seeking funding opportunities to support his PhD research on duckweed and other innovative projects. He remains passionate about fostering a dynamic learning environment that values cultural, social, and economic diversity. As an assistant professor and PhD candidate, he is committed to leveraging his knowledge and experiences to contribute meaningfully to academia and community development.