Are you in Grade 12? Do you have university related questions? Want to interact with a university student?
Find out if our LMP mentors can help you.
Limpopo Mentorship programme
The transition from high school to university has its unique challenges. Some challenges can be avoided when one is knowledgeable. LMP aims to create platform where learners can interact with university students.
There are questions that one asks when intending to pursue a tertiary career. Some questions are better answered by university students. LMP is here to answer those questions.
Grade 12 learners can ask questions through our website or Facebook and they will receive an answer from our mentors. In case one is interested in getting answers from a specific mentor, one can achieve this by going to the contact us tab.
Mentors, mentees, other university students, graduates and relevant parties will come under one roof at our year end event. The aim is to inspire excellence and learn from each other. Grade 12 learners who have used our platform and are interested in getting further assistance from our mentors will be matched to a university student who can be of use to them for the first semester of the following year.
LMP believes in community building, service, diligence and other christian values. Our mentors are committed to answering in a professional manner beneficial to the receiver of the answer. The answers are however not a final say but the mentee is to judge for him/herself whether the opinion is worth substance them.
Nthabiseng matriculated at Taxila Secondary School where she was headgirl/prefect. She is currently studying Actuarial Sciences at the University of Cape Town. She has worked on projects with Dipuo Nthane before and one of the projects led to them representing South Africa and consequently Limpopo at the world water week in Stockholm.
The Founders
Nthabiseng Motona
Dipuo Rebecca Nthane
Dipuo is following her dreams by studying medicine at Sefako Makgato University, former Medunsa. She matriculated at Taxila Secondary School. She was part of a team that made history by being the first from Limpopo to win the South African Youth water prize and later represent South Africa at Stockholm.
