We Look Forward To Our Participants Being Resilient In The Face Of Challenges – INVEST Project Advisor

The Public Engagement and Advocacy Advisor at the Innovation in Non-Traditional Vocational Education and Skills Training Project, (INVEST project), Juliana Amoako Twum says, they look forward to having the participants of the ‘So Me Mu‘ mentorship program become resilient irrespective of the challenges they face in their spaces.

Speaking at the launch of the INVEST project in Takoradi, she mentioned that providing mentorship gives people the platform to be advised, motivated, and supported to succeed in their field of work.

“Through mentorship we want them to be resilient. Already they are aware that there are challenges in the spaces they have decided to go into, so the mentorship is aimed at making sure they are advised, motivated, and supported to thrive there,” She said.

Miss Twum Yeboah asked interested individuals to visit the WUSC Ghana website or www.theinvestproject.com for more information.