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TransformedMe - an initiative of CATRA Educational Services & Consultants working with Nickpoint Media will on 11th & 12th March 2016 hold an experiential learning and fun filled encounter for the 2015 Form Four leavers.
Why 2015 F4
Leavers
Catherine Kisasa Muthonde of the CATRA Educational
Services and Consultants says Transformed Me is launching her 2016 programs
with an encounter activity with F4 leavers because the group (2015 F4 leavers) is
currently going through a very delicate transitional period in their life and
career journey.
According to Kisasa Muthonde (who is a counselling
psychologist and a teacher with over 25 years of teaching experience) most
young people find it very challenging to make informed landmark decisions that would positively influence their life in future.
“They expect those who have the experience to give
them support, this is the time some will be deciding what courses to take in
college. Choices have consequences and whatever choices they are to make will
highly influence their future. College life also comes with its challenges;
they need of our help to overcome these challenges. That is why Transformed Me
is offering this scaffolding support”
What will
be covered?
Participants will during the two-day workshop which
will take place at the Langata botanical
gardens, cover among other topics; coping
with exam results (Failure/Success), Coping with Change (College Life); Self
Awareness Careers, Decision Making as well as additional input on money matters.
In 2015
Transformed Me
held similar activities in Nairobi and other parts of the country. In Narok
County, Transformed Me had a successful encounter with young people from
various parts of Lolgorian during workshop hosted by the Priest in charge ofthe Lolgorian Catholic Parish, Fr. Tom Chepkwony.
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