Székelyföldi Tehetségsegítő Tanács mentors eight students
Eight high school students from Sepsiszentgyörgy and Kézdivásárhely will undergo personalized mentoring. The program, supported by the Budapest Ministry of Education, aims to help students build confidence and improve decision-making skills. Online assessments will take place on October 19-20. Last year's mentoring saw positive outcomes, including increased confidence and academic success.
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The Székelyföldi Tehetségsegítő Tanács (SzTT) is set to mentor eight high school students from Sepsiszentgyörgy and Kézdivásárhely. Supported by the Budapest Ministry of Education and Children's Affairs, the initiative targets students whose potential isn't fully captured by their grades. The mentoring will run from January to May.
On October 19-20, students will undergo online assessments at locations like the Plugor Sándor Art Lyceum, Reformed College, and Bod Péter Teacher Training School. These tests, organized by the University of Debrecen's psychology faculty, aim to highlight students' strengths and weaknesses. Each session will be 70 minutes per group.
The program is designed to boost confidence, guide students in future choices, and improve decision-making skills. Bereczki Kinga, president of SzTT, highlighted last year's success, noting that all six previously mentored students made notable progress. One student, initially shy, became more sociable, earned a driving license, and excelled in competitions. Another clarified their career path.
This year's mentoring seeks to replicate these achievements, offering personalized support to help students reach their full potential.
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