Session facilitator
Session facilitator
eStudent 360 team
Runs the session, keeps it to time, and explains the safety and consent rules at the start.
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Story sessionFri, Jul 16, 202760 minutes
Ghana and Canada pathway stories
About this event
Story-led discussion with mentors who can explain real transitions across school, training, university, and work.
Schedule
Fri, Jul 16, 2027
Duration
60 minutes
Capacity
60 attendees
Ticket
Free ticket, reviewed
What happens after you request a ticket
Someone on our team checks who you are, whether the session is right for you, and whether there is room.
If you have a place, we email you the link or the address of the venue.
We do not send automatic reminders yet, so put the date in your calendar when that email arrives.
Students under 18 need a guardian to approve before they join a mentoring session.
Verified mentor
Verified mentor
Pathways & mentoring
A verified mentor who talks about their own moves between school, training, university and work.
Safety lead
Safety lead
Child safety
Explains how to report a concern, how guardian consent works, and what happens after you report something.
How Ghana and Canada pathway stories usually runs. Times are counted from the start of the session and can move a little on the day.
- 00:00
Welcome and safety overview
Host introductions, ground rules, and a quick reminder of guardian-consent and safe-question expectations.
- 00:10
Main session
The core walkthrough — matching, boundaries, pathways, or planning, depending on the session theme.
- 00:35
Guided discussion
Worked examples and small-group prompts so attendees can apply the ideas to their own situation.
- 00:50
Live Q&A
Reviewed questions from the Submit Q&A tab are answered, with sensitive items handled privately.
- 01:00
Next steps and close
A short recap, one clear action to take this week, and where to find follow-up resources.
Questions for this session are not collected here yet. Ask a Mentor instead — a verified mentor answers, and you can point to this event in your question.
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