Two NUS mentors share how mentoring in GEN2050 has broadened and even shifted their worldviews.
SIM Qin Ying, Student deep in thought. AI-generated (Dall-E).
“Mentoring has been a transformative experience for me,” says Kokila KHANAL. “I’ve not only gained valuable insights into human interaction, but also developed deeper empathy, listening skills, and adaptability. These skills will undoubtedly make a positive impact on my personal and professional journey. I am grateful for the opportunity.”
TANG Bo Kuan shares a similar experience. “Initially, I viewed volunteerism as a mere requirement. However, as I engaged in the service work, I began to realise its value to personal and community growth. The service work has broadened my worldview and inspired me to make a positive difference in the lives of others. I appreciate we all possess a great gift – the ability to help others, no matter how small the gesture.”
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