After joining REMTON’s entrepreneurship training, Kwame transformed his idea for an online thrift business into reality. With guidance from mentors, he launched his e-commerce store, now serving hundreds of customers.

Abena had dreams of studying abroad but lacked direction. Through REMTON’s international graduate studies workshops, she refined her application strategy and secured a fully funded master’s scholarship in Canada.

Michael struggled with poor grades and low confidence in SHS. REMTON’s academic success strategies helped him master time management and study skills. He improved his grades drastically and gained admission into the university.

Naomi joined REMTON’s mindset development sessions after failing her first exams. With the tools she gained, she bounced back, improved academically, and now inspires peers through resilience talks in her school.

Daniel was a fresh graduate who felt lost in the job market. Through REMTON’s career coaching, he gained networking skills, polished his CV, and secured his first job in a leading Ghanaian bank.

Esi attended REMTON’s leadership and mentorship seminar at her university. Inspired, she founded a campus-based mentorship club that pairs freshmen with seniors. The club has already impacted over 200 students.

Yaw loved technology but didn’t know how to channel it. REMTON connected him with a mentor in IT who guided him into coding. He now builds mobile apps and dreams of creating a tech startup.

Grace, once shy and withdrawn, joined REMTON’s confidence and communication workshops. She later won her university’s debate competition and now facilitates workshops for other young people.

Kofi was among REMTON’s earliest mentees. He benefitted from academic coaching and career guidance, later securing a place in a top graduate program. Today, he volunteers as a REMTON mentor, giving back to the next generation.