Hi everyone! I’m Caitlin, a junior in High School who loves reading and singing. I took on the role of Co-Head because of my passion for supporting students in need and my commitment to creating opportunities for them to thrive. I strongly believe that every student, regardless of their background or circumstance, deserves the chance to reach their fullest potential. Being part of this team allows me to make a meaningful impact in their lives while growing as a leader. By connecting volunteers who are eager to help and students who are looking for personal guidance, I strive to make P2P a community of lasting bonds built on mutual growth that can support both mentors and mentees beyond their education.
Hi, I’m Jamie! I am currently a sophomore studying in the United States. I play tennis and run a lot while also enjoying playing the guitar and listening to music. I am currently the Co-Head of Peer2Peer because I believe it is important for everyone to have the same quality of education. I hope that the youth in Hong Kong is able to grow into future leaders and that everyone should have a commitment to developing that dream. By being in the management team I am able to find mentors willing to help and mentees willing to gain new experiences and learn more. I hope that along with my management team we can grow P2P into a foundational group that supports the youth of Hong Kong for a better future.
I want to be a mentor at Peer2Peer because I firmly believe that every student deserves access to guidance and support, regardless of their circumstances. Mentorship can provide these young individuals with the encouragement and resources they need to overcome challenges and achieve their goals. I’ve always learnt best through brainstorming with peers and discussion, and I believe mentorship program really plays to my strengths, and I believe it can bring a lot of benefits to a student’s learning.
I’m Nick from St. Paul’s Co-educational College. I enjoy playing chess and doing maths!
As a mentor at P2P, I find it rewarding to help students in need. I think being a mentor is meaningful, as it benefits those who lack sufficient support and need extra assistance. I believe that over time, we can create a positive impact our mentees through mentoring.
