Traditionally, mentoring programs have been used as an intervention to address a specific youth problem such as school drop-out rates, youth violence, adolescent pregnancy, and drug and alcohol use. This targeted intervention strategy focuses on solving problems, providing adult guidance to both influence those adolescents engaged in the risky behavior and prevent the problem behavior.
The following are the topics to be tackled:
- Self Discovery.
- Self Awareness.
- Career Guidance.
- Empowerment.
- Internet Marketing.
- Capacity Building.
