Introduction Ghana Scholars Abroad, a non-governmental organization, is championing the integration of mentorship in driving STEM education among Senior High School (SHS) students, particularly focusing on females.
The Approach Dr. Maame Serwaa Gyamfi Adubofour, a lead member, emphasizes the need for deliberate efforts to increase female participation in STEM fields. The organization notes that many students make uninformed educational and career choices due to a lack of guidance.
Current Efforts The group is currently touring SHSs in the Ashanti Region, offering career guidance forums. They aim to expand these programs to more schools, including Junior High Schools, in the future.
Conclusion Mentorship is seen as a vital tool in empowering students, providing them with knowledge and guidance to make informed career decisions.
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