03/09/2026
Uzommiri Study Centre recently organized a five-day Career Pathways Programme at St. Paul Secondary School, Eke Udi, Enugu, reaching 300 SS2 and SS3 students with mentorship, career guidance, and practical learning experiences.
The programme created a platform for meaningful dialogue between students and professionals, equipping participants with practical insights, relatable experiences, and a clearer sense of direction for the future. Alongside these sessions, students also participated in hands-on tie-and-dye activities, encouraging creativity, practical learning and self-expression.
At Women's Board Educational Cooperation Society, we believe that exposing young people to mentorship and meaningful learning experiences empowers them to make confident choices about their future, because every future begins with informed decisions.