Skill Mentor
Help students build practical tech skills outside the classroom. Pick a domain below to see what pairing looks like.
The Computer Science Society at KNUST is pairing experienced students with those just finding their way. If you are in Level 200 to 400, your experience is exactly what someone needs.
Every mentor picks one track, so we can pair you with students who need exactly what you bring.
Help students build practical tech skills outside the classroom. Pick a domain below to see what pairing looks like.
Help students with coursework and university life in general. Explain tough topics, share how you study and help them settle in.
Four steps. Scroll through them.
We send a 6 digit code to your inbox. It keeps bots and spam out of the programme.
Your details, your level, your track and why you want to mentor.
Real people on the Mentorship Committee read every application.
We match you with mentees who need exactly what you bring.
Computer Science students in Level 200, 300 or 400 can mentor. Tick off what you have, then start.
Mentee applications open right after mentors are on board, so every mentee gets the right match.
No. Each mentor picks one track so we can pair you properly. Choose the one where you can help most.
No, a CV is optional. If you have one, attach it as a PDF up to 5 MB.
The CSS Mentorship Committee. Real people read every application before pairing begins.
A short code keeps bots and spam out, and makes sure we can reach you when you are paired.
Mentors come from Level 200 to 400. Mentee applications are coming soon, and they are made for you.
It takes about five minutes, and the committee reads every word.
We are bringing mentors on board first so every mentee gets the right match. Keep an eye on Computer Science Society announcements.