A mentoring programme for high school students
A transformative program designed to empower students across New Zealand. Our name, “Tupu’anga,” is derived from the Tongan language, where “Tupu” means “to grow” and “Anga” refers to “character” and “customs.” This unique word encapsulates the core values and objectives of our program: growth, character development, cultural identity, personal transformation, and community support.
What Tupu'anga Looks Like for Students
Tupu’anga tailors mentoring to students’ developmental stages:
- Junior Level: Boosting self-awareness and confidence.
- Year 11: Imagining futures and honing communication.
- Year 12: Carving out career paths with purpose.
- Year 13: Cultivating leadership and community spirit
How Schools Can Partner
Join us and enrich your curriculum with Tupu’anga’s unique mentorship approach. Our collaboration offers:
- Seamless integration into curricula.
- Flexible group and one-on-one mentoring sessions, in-person or online.
- A communal spirit, joining forces to uplift students.
Embark on this transformative venture with us. For partnership details, reach out at Contact Us.
Notable Outcomes
Through Tupu’anga, students gain:
- Elevated confidence and identity.
- Key life skills like leadership.
- Improved engagement and retention in schools.
- Smooth transitions to higher education or jobs.
What Schools Can Anticipate
With Tupu’anga, schools receive:
- Comprehensive student support – academic, personal, and career-focused.
- Convenient engagement, both in-school and online.
- A brigade of young leaders, ready to make a mark.
Duration
Our mentoring support extends throughout the academic year, tailored to each year level.
