ANANIA SHIRAKATSY ARMENIAN NATIONAL LYCEUM: … · WFUNA 1 United Nations Plaza Room 240 New York,...
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WFUNA 1 United Nations Plaza Room 240 New York, New York 10017 USA +1 212 963 5610 FMANU Palais des Nations DEP 11-12-13 1211 Geneva, Switzerland +41 22 917 3239 WFUNA 12F, Seoul Global Center Building 38 Jong-ro (Seorin-dong) Jongno-gu Seoul, Republic of Korea +82 2 6925 2695 WFUNA Rue Montoyer 14 Bruxelles—1000 Belgium WWW.WFUNA.ORG/MISSION-POSSIBLE MISSION POSSIBLE: ARMENIA Project Profiles 2017 ANANIA SHIRAKATSY ARMENIAN NATIONAL LYCEUM: MENTORING PROGRAM A team of Mission Possible students at Anania Shirakatsy Lyceum aimed to provide children in grades 1-9 in the local community with quality education through mentorship. They organized and conducted workshops on several subjects including Math, 3 languages, Arts, Psychology and Science. During the workshops, the team introduced interesting topics and conducted discussions to build mentor-mentee relationships and help children develop a sense of global citizenship. The team also collaborated with high school students in Gyumri to share their experience with the goal of inspiring them to set up a similar program in their community. Project Objectives: • Promote quality education among students from disadvantaged families • Mentor and encourage students to study and strive to learn more • Create a mentorship network in Armenia Activities: • Designed workshop structure and content • Conducted 20 thematic workshops • Visited Gyumri to promote their program and establish cooperation with other schools • Organized a charity concert with the participation of the mentees and other high school students from Gyumri Results: • Greater confidence and motivation among 30 mentees (increased from 10 to 30 over the course of the program) • Raised nearly $100 USD from the charity concert and donated revenue to an underserved school in the Shirak region • Expanded the program by collaborating with students from Gyumri to introduce the mentorship program in the Shirak region Next Steps: The students are exploring additional opportunities to support women in need. They are planning to conduct a fundraising drive and contact donors to support the expansion of their project in the community
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WFUNA 1 United Nations Plaza Room 240 New York, New York 10017 USA +1 212 963 5610 FMANU Palais des Nations DEP 11-12-13 1211 Geneva, Switzerland +41 22 917 3239 WFUNA 12F, Seoul Global Center Building 38 Jong-ro (Seorin-dong) Jongno-gu Seoul, Republic of Korea +82 2 6925 2695 WFUNA Rue Montoyer 14 Bruxelles—1000 Belgium WWW.WFUNA.ORG/MISSION-POSSIBLE
MISSION POSSIBLE: ARMENIA Project Profiles 2017
ANANIA SHIRAKATSY ARMENIAN NATIONAL LYCEUM: MENTORING PROGRAM
A team of Mission Possible students at Anania Shirakatsy Lyceum aimed to provide children in grades 1-9 in the local community with quality education through mentorship. They organized and conducted workshops on several subjects including Math, 3 languages, Arts, Psychology and Science. During
the workshops, the team introduced interesting topics and conducted discussions to build mentor-mentee relationships and help children develop a sense of global citizenship. The team also collaborated with high school students in Gyumri to share their experience with the goal of inspiring them to set up a similar program in their community.
Project Objectives:
• Promote quality education among students from disadvantaged families
• Mentor and encourage students to study and strive to learn more
• Create a mentorship network in Armenia
Activities:
• Designed workshop structure and content
• Conducted 20 thematic workshops
• Visited Gyumri to promote their program and establish cooperation with other schools
• Organized a charity concert with the participation of the mentees and other high school students from Gyumri
Results:
• Greater confidence and motivation among 30 mentees (increased from 10 to 30 over the course of the program)
• Raised nearly $100 USD from the charity concert and donated revenue to an underserved school in the Shirak region
• Expanded the program by collaborating with students from Gyumri to introduce the mentorship program in the Shirak region
Next Steps: The students are exploring additional opportunities to support women in need. They are planning to conduct a fundraising drive and contact donors to support the expansion of their project in the community
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