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AngloGold Ashanti Iduapriem Mine, in collaboration with the Ladies in Mining and Allied Professions in Ghana (LiMAP Gh) and the Counselling and Students Support Unit of the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), has held the second edition of the students' mentorship programme, “Start Right, End Well”.
Start Right, End Well was organised for first-year students of UMaT under the theme; “Undergraduate Study: Purpose, Plan, Steps”.
The two-day programme was organised at the UMaT Tarkwa and Essikado campuses on February 2 to 3, 2023.

It introduced about 3,000 first-year students as mentees to the year-long programme designed to enhance their potential and encourage them to take the right steps in building their careers.
Delivering a speech at the occasion, the Managing Director of Iduapriem Mine, Samuel Boakye Pobee, underscored the need for the students to be purpose-driven from the beginning of their academic journey, letting that purpose guide their choices and priorities, and putting in the needed and deliberate plan, as well as taking the necessary practical steps to help achieve their purpose.
“If your purpose is to learn and find solutions to challenges in the mining industry for example, then of course your plan should be geared towards going the extra mile in your studies by asking the relevant questions and learning beyond what is taught in the lecture hall, always making time to attend lectures, undertaking personal studies, and participating in group discussions,” he advised.

He encouraged the students to be problem-solvers as the industry needs graduates with problem-solving capabilities and mindsets.
He further used the opportunity to reiterate the Mine’s commitment to working collaboratively and innovatively with stakeholders to improve educational standards in the country.
On his part, the Vice Chancellor of UMaT, Prof Richard Kwasi Amankwah, advised the students to take full advantage of the opportunity they have now to stay focused, take their studies seriously, share knowledge and work on initiatives that have the potential of delivering synergistic growth.
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