MP for Kumawu Ernest Anim has launched a mentorship programme for Senior High Schools in the Kumawu District.
The program seeks to guide students developing their skills, and personalities to succeed in their academic and professional pursuits.
This begins with four high schools thus, Banko SHS, Dadease SHS, Bodomase SHS, and Tweneboa Kodua SHS in the Kumawu District.
The legislator, Mr Anim in his address emphasised the value of education and young people’s contribution to the development of the country.
He further urged the students “to take advantage of the opportunities that are given to them and emphasised the government’s commitment to supporting educational initiatives”.
Also, the District Chief Executive, Mr. Samuel Addai Agyekum encouraged students to embrace tenacity and diligence in order to achieve their goals.
“The success of this mentorship programme has laid a strong foundation for future initiatives in the Kumawu district”, he added.
Program facilitators, Mr. Collins Kuffour and Mr. Otuo-Akyampong Boakye expressed their optimism of the programme with its rewarding experience for every participant.
Lecturer at AAMUSTED, Mr. Collins Kuffour stated that “given their awareness of the difficulties young people face in today’s hectic world, the facilitators created comprehensive presentations that featured inspiring speeches and engaging sessions”.
Mr. Otuo-Akyampong Boakye added that there “currently plans to grow the program by adding more schools and broadening its scope to assist even more students”.
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