Telecommunications
company Bharti
Airtel has launched a mentorship program for Mukuru Promotion Centre, St.
Bakhita Primary School located in Nairobi’s Industrial Area.
The
Airtel staff-driven program seeks to inspire the students, encourage the
exchange of ideas and share insightful knowledge and life skills that will help
them nurture their talents and gain a place in the professional
practice.
The company also presented
the school with a cheque worth Kshs. 525,000 to cater for this year’s school
fees for the 15 needy high school students that the company sponsors.
“We are excited to launch the
mentorship program and look forward to helping each student interact with our
staff, who are experts in different areas positions, share their stories and
encourage them to aspire greater heights in education and achieve success in
their chosen profession. As a Corporate that believes in people’s dreams
and aspiration, we are confident that the students will learn a lot from the
program to achieve their dreams of becoming responsible individuals in the
society,” said Mr. El Youssefi.
While thanking Airtel for the
program, St. Bakhita Primary School headmistress Mrs. Rose Mumo noted
that the young ones need support, encouragement and guidance to help
them realize their true potential. Mrs. Mumo urged other organizations to
emulate the example set by Airtel in connecting with students, passing on their
knowledge and experience and motivational stories that will empower the young
generation to remain focused in their academic journey.
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