MENTORSHIP

THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

The Mentorship program is a knowledge-sharing and mindset-training program which helps students succeed in life and become good people who can contribute to society.

Keynote speaker: Mr. Tony Tinh, the founder of Be Better.

Other speakers: The members of the charity trip group, who are usually business owners and experts in various fields.

Target audience: poor 9th-grade, 12th-grade, and university students.

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

To instruct students how to think independently, plan for their future, and choose the majors which are appropriate for their skills, abilities, and passions.
To provide them with real-life experiences so they are well-prepared to be successful in life.
To equip them with the knowledge that assists them in realizing their value and becoming good people who can contribute to society.
To encourage them to strive for a better life through real-life examples of perseverance.

THE CONTENT OF THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

The content varies based on the following groups:

1. For the students who have received the “Change the Future” scholarship

The Foundation will conduct seminars to equip the students with necessary knowledge, skills, and experience for job application, problem-solving, and self-development purposes.

The following clips are a part of the Mentorship seminar in October 2022.

2. For other students in senior or junior high schools

The Foundation will organize the Mentorship program at senior and junior high schools. The program aims to help 9th-grade and 12th-grade students make clear plans for their future by providing them with real-life experiences to actualize their dreams step by step.

Eligible participants: Students in grades 9-12. (Attending the program is optional).
Form of organization: a contest called " Intellectual People".
The program lasts for 5 hours, including three sessions, each of which is 90 minutes in length, and followed by a 10-minute break.
The organization committee asks 6 questions in total. For each question, 3-5 students have a chance to answer. Each student has to present their answer in 3 minutes at the most.
After the students' presentations, the representatives of the organization committee (the speakers) discuss the question.
Scoring procedure and results announcement: The organization committee scores each answer and announces the results at the end of the program.
Prize structure: There are 3 prizes for each question: One first prize worth 2 million VND, one second prize worth 1 million VND, and 1 to 3 consolation prizes worth 500 thousand VND each. In particular, the last question will have only one prize: "Intellectual People" winner’s prize. The prize is worth 5 million VND.
Notes: Students from households in poverty or near poverty, with or without the poor household certificate, have priority to register first.Then the other students can register.