Mita School Advisers
Mita School advisers fulfil essential roles in supporting students throughout their educational journey. Here are the key functions of a Mita School adviser:
- Academic Guidance: Mita School advisers offer academic guidance to students, assisting them in navigating course selections, understanding curriculum requirements, and adhering to academic policies. They provide tailored advice on developing study plans and achieving academic goals aligned with each student’s needs.
- Personal Support: Mita School advisers provide personal support to students, serving as empathetic listeners and offering encouragement. They address personal or emotional challenges that may impact students’ academic performance and connect them with appropriate resources, including counselling services if required.
- Career Guidance: Mita School advisers assist students in exploring career paths and developing career plans. They provide information about internship opportunities, strategies for job searching, and guidance on applying for graduate programmes. Additionally, they offer support with crafting CVs, preparing for interviews, and building professional networks.
- Referrals to Support Services: Mita School advisers connect students with support services available within the school or the wider community. This includes resources such as tutoring services, disability support services, financial aid assistance, and health and wellbeing programmes. They ensure students have access to the necessary resources to thrive academically and personally.
- Advocacy and Mediation: Mita School advisers advocate for students’ needs and interests within the school community. They help resolve conflicts between students and faculty, address concerns regarding academic policies or procedures, and serve as intermediaries between students and administrative departments to uphold students’ rights and ensure their voices are heard.
- Orientation and Transition Support: Mita School advisers assist new students in transitioning to school life by providing orientation programmes, familiarising them with campus facilities, and informing them about academic and extracurricular opportunities. They guide students in navigating the academic and social aspects of school life, fostering a sense of belonging and community.
- Monitoring Progress and Intervention: Mita School advisers monitor students’ academic progress and intervene when necessary to address academic challenges or concerns. They identify students who may be struggling academically and provide additional support or referrals to academic support services, ensuring students receive the assistance they need to succeed.
In summary, Mita School advisers play a vital role in supporting students’ academic, personal, and career development, helping them overcome challenges and achieve success during and after their time at the school.
Meet The Mita School Advisers
- Mr Lawson Godwin Hezekiah, call/WhatsApp 07037997791
- Mr Tom Ukeme, call/WhatsApp 07033111011
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