The World of Mentoring

OKAY, HOW DOES IT WORK?

We built a World Of Mentoring, a bridge between university and high school which mentors kids from age 12-18 and features:

1. Free academic tutoring: between 20-30 sessions a year

2. 45 one-hour AIME Theatre of Education sessions @ the university campus

3. One-on-one career transition support for the Year 12 kids

As a headline. This is not a one-on-one mentoring model. The program is guided by a curriculum and all of our workshops happen on both the university and high school campuses with groups of university students and high school kids together, with a lead AIME mentor helping facilitate the delivery of the content.

The program is structured, has a start and end point, as we believe our role is to be mentors and not saviours. That the ultimate success is the kids not wanting to be in the program any more because they are stronger without us. There is no contact outside of our programmed workshops.

The World of Mentoring

1. Islamabad Pakistan – Ulaja Bashir
2. Sydney Australia – Janice Rodrigues
3. Malang Indonesia – Muhammad Erlangga
4. Pretoria South Africa – Kgomela Lebo Letsoalo
5. Woolongong, Australia – Saahil Khan
6. Woolongong, Australia – Tahnie Rhodan
7. Gold Coast, Australia – Kalani Riply
8. Gold Coast, Australia – Latisha Clark