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Guidance and counselling
Guidance Counseling Services present professional, systematic and psychological help to the students and guardians...
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Re-orientation
This programme targets students in training institutions like colleges of education. Simply, we seek to re-educate them concerning what careers they can pursue after school.
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THE GLOBAL BRIDGE FOR HUMANITY
This programme targets students in training institutions like colleges of education. Simply, we seek to re-educate them concerning what careers they can pursue after school. In other words, being in a college of education for instance does not mean one
must necessarily be a teacher.
Some of these students got themselves enrolled in those schools because they lacked guidance or as a result of parental pressure or peer influence. Some also do so because of job security. We believe that this programme will help them rediscover themselves. Additionally, we also entreat them to think about additional jobs to supplement their teaching professions if they feel that they want to remain in the teaching field.
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The Girl-Inspiration.me
This programme is designed to inspire the girl-child to aspire to greater heights in life. Our society for a long time has stereotyped girls as potential baby makers,
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THE GLOBAL BRIDGE FOR HUMANITY
This programme is designed to inspire the girl-child to aspire to greater heights in life. Our society for a long time has stereotyped girls as potential baby makers, house wives or belonging to the kitchen. Our goal is to disabuse the minds of girls of this phenomenon and to give them the needed motivation to visualise themselves beyond mere household activities. They should see themselves as people who have equal and better potential to rise to the top just like their male counterparts in school.
They should not be reduced to potential prey for predating men. This we do by forming what we call the GirlInspiration clubs in basic and senior high schools and giving them the necessary psychosocial tools to rediscover themselves. We invite female or women achievers to speak to them and inspire them. Sometimes, we take them to the offices or working places of these women by way of actuality. We believe this is enough inspiration to make them also want to work hard towards such goals. Another thing we do is to take them on excursion to various universities or tertiary institutions where they see young university ladies who come from backgrounds just like theirs. We also offer scholarship packages to those who are doing well academically to encourage them to work harder.
