"It was great to be able to give back and support the academic journey of a WMI Scholar"
Hillary Maduka
Mentor
"I have learnt about how to apply for a job,updated my linked in profile,updated my resume ,cover letter and curriculum vitae.
Regarding professional growth I have narrowed down to a master's degree of choice and I hope to begin the program in September 2025"
Elizabeth kiniale
Mentee
"Fulfilling to be able to impart knowledge and guide someone so that they can be successful, a form of giving back!"
Chiguvare Onesai Caltas
Mentor
"Working with my mentor was enlightening; her approachable nature encouraged open communication and provided a safe space for questions and constructive feedback. The program boosted my confidence and skills, helped me develop clarity in my career, set actionable goals empowering me to pursue my ambitions with focus and determination."
Okereke Rebecca Chioma
Mentee
"As a first mentor, this enriching experience taught me the value of patience,active listening and reinforcing my commitment to nurturing budding talents."
Melissa Takundwa
Mentor
"During the mentorship program, I gained valuable experience in crafting an impressive resume, setting both short-term and long-term career goals, and preparing effectively for interviews. Additionally, I developed essential skills to excel in any career-related job and stand out among other candidates."
Ibrahim Mustapha Usman
Mentee
"The Scholars Mentorship program was an exciting opportunity for me number one to give back because WMI facilitated my first formal mentorship with Global Mentorship Initiative where am now a mentor, and number 2 a journey of growth. Meeting with different scholars from diverse communities with diverse experiences and expectations from the program was exciting and worth taking. I remain grateful to the WMI mentorship program coordinators and the WMI family at large."
Dr. Ayebazibwe Aggrey
Mentor
"Thanks to this mentorship program, I have learned to prioritize my time effectively. Now, I focus on doing the most urgent tasks first, followed by the important ones."