Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training

by Develop Africa, Inc.
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training

Project Report | Apr 4, 2014
Mentee Gives Back to Girls at FAWE School

By Dr. Jasmine Renner | Project Leader

Juliana in group photo with girls at FAWE lab
Juliana in group photo with girls at FAWE lab

Juliana Thambie Sesay, Develop Africa’s Leadership mentee and the Coordinator of the Girls Leadership Mentoring program in Freetown, Sierra Leone paid a visit to Develop Africa / FAWE  computer lab in Freetown. She had an opportunity to meet the girls and share a word of motivation with them.

On Juliana arrival at the FAWE School, Juliana was first taken to the Principal's office to be introduced. Mrs. Jojo, the Principal, made a brief welcome statement and offered her thanks and appreciation to Develop Africa for the smooth running of the computer lab and tutoring program. She expressed how grateful she was to Develop Africa for its computer lab and tutoring operations at her school, noting that computer lab is a rare facility in government schools.

Juliana visited a classroom of Class Six pupils. After a brief introduction, the children gave her a warm welcome. She then encouraged them to continue to excel with their computer tutoring lessons.  Juliana encouraged the girls to make the most of this opportunity, challenging them and telling them that they never know what some of them might become through the tutoring skills they have acquired, if they put what they have learnt into good use.

Juliana visited the lab and observed that some of the children had already been tutored on certain math and basic language skills and were making progress.  Juliana conducted a tour of the class and observed the students involved in the tutoring program.  She proceeded to the back of the class and some of the girls moved to the front of the class to demonstrate what they have learnt. She then did her rounds and visited each of the girls engaged in the computer tutoring program to see whether they are in line with what their friends and other students were doing. At the end of the class/ tutoring session, group photos were taken with the children and they bade her farewell.

Here’s an excerpt of what Juliana’s reflection on a Social Media Network site about her visit to the Develop Africa/FAWE lab as a leadership mentee and Coordinator of the program.

Visit to the Develop Africa computer lab at FAWE. – “This visit took me back to memory lane. I remembered way back in primary school when we use to have visitors in our school, we look at them with so much respect and admiration and some of us were determined to be like them. When I see the look in these children’s' eyes I realized I have so much to thank God for. I may not be rich, may not be where I wanna be in life but yeah I have made progress. Thank you Aunty Jasmine for this opportunity.”

We are so grateful to YOU our donors and supporters for your on-going support that make it possible for us to provide this on-going training. 

Thanks so much for all you do!

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Juliana
smiling girls and Juliana
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