Boys' Mentorship Camp
Building Character. Shaping Men. Preparing for Life.
Friday, 25 September 2026 – 27 September 2026 · 12:00 CAT · Lusaka, Zambia
- Date
- Friday, 25 September 2026 – 27 September 2026
- Time
- 12:00 CAT
- Venue
- Camp Site Lusaka
- Location
- Lusaka, Zambia
- Format
- In-Person Experience
- Participation fee
- Only K1,200
- Places
- 30 planned
- Registration closes
- Friday, 11 September 2026
- Certification
- Acme Mastering Institute
- Endorsement
- Savannah Intercultural Institute
- Materials
- Boys Mentorship
- Payment
- Instant Online Payment
Standard K1,800
Why attend
Why Attend?
Build Character
Develop a stronger understanding of integrity, responsibility, respect, accountability and personal values.
Develop Discipline
Learn how habits, consistency, self-control and willpower shape the person you become.
Strengthen Your Mindset
Examine attitudes, beliefs and behaviours that can either limit or strengthen your future.
Become More Self-Aware
Discover your strengths, weaknesses, interests, values and areas for personal growth.
Learn the Principles of Gentlemanhood
Explore respect, courtesy, personal responsibility, communication, appearance, conduct and consideration for others.
Prepare for Your Career
Begin thinking deliberately about your interests, strengths, career possibilities and the skills you will need for the future.
Discover Entrepreneurship
Explore entrepreneurial thinking, opportunity recognition, initiative, problem-solving and the responsibilities involved in creating value.
Build Willpower
Learn practical approaches to resisting distractions, overcoming procrastination and following through on commitments.
Develop Leadership
Practise responsibility, teamwork, communication, decision-making and taking initiative.
Meet Other Young Men
Build relationships with peers who are also thinking seriously about their development and future.
Learn From Mentors
Participate in guided conversations and practical mentorship designed to encourage reflection and personal growth.
Leave With Direction
Return home with clearer goals, stronger self-awareness and practical commitments for your next stage of growth.
- Experience
- 15+ Years
- Participants trained
- 1,000+
- Workshops delivered
- 100+
- Organisations served
- Public & private sector
This great experience is designed for you
About this programme
## Building Character. Shaping Men. Preparing for Life.
Growing into a man is not simply about getting older.
It is about learning to take responsibility for yourself, developing the discipline to do what is right even when it is difficult, discovering your strengths, managing your emotions and choices, respecting others, and beginning to understand the kind of man you want to become.
The Boys' Mentorship Camp is a three-day residential mentorship experience for young men aged 16 to 21 years, bringing together guided conversations, practical activities, mentorship, reflection, teamwork and purposeful interaction.
The camp is designed to help participants think seriously about the transition from boyhood towards responsible manhood.
### What kind of man are you becoming?
The camp creates a space where young men can ask important questions about themselves and their futures.
What does it mean to be a gentleman?
What does responsibility look like?
How do you develop self-control?
How do you build habits that strengthen rather than weaken you?
How do you handle pressure, failure, temptation and difficult decisions?
What kind of career could you build?
Could you become an entrepreneur?
What values will guide your decisions?
And perhaps most importantly:
What kind of man do you want to become?
### A practical mentorship experience
This is not simply a classroom programme.
Participants will learn through mentorship conversations, practical challenges, group discussions, reflection, teamwork, exercises and real-life examples.
The camp will encourage participants to examine their mindset, behaviour, habits and ambitions while learning practical principles that they can take back into their everyday lives.
### Building the gentleman
The experience introduces participants to the values and behaviours associated with becoming a gentleman — respect, courtesy, responsibility, integrity, self-control, consideration for others, personal presentation and the ability to conduct oneself with dignity.
### Building the man
Participants will also explore the deeper foundations of responsible manhood:
- Character
- Responsibility
- Courage
- Discipline
- Integrity
- Emotional maturity
- Self-respect
- Respect for others
- Accountability
- Service
- Purpose
### Preparing for the future
The camp goes beyond character development.
Participants will begin exploring career possibilities, personal strengths, work ethic, entrepreneurship, financial thinking, goal setting and the habits required to build a meaningful future.
### A limited experience
Only 30 places are available for this camp.
The limited size is intentional. It allows for meaningful interaction, closer mentorship, active participation and a stronger sense of community among participants.
This is an invitation to take your growth seriously.
Come ready to think, learn, participate, reflect and begin building the man you want to become.
Topics covered
- Character and integrity
- Responsible manhood
- The gentleman
- Self-respect and respect for others
- Personal responsibility
- Accountability
- Discipline
- Willpower and self-control
- Habits and routines
- Mindset
- Emotional maturity
- Confidence
- Communication
- Leadership
- Decision-making
- Peer pressure
- Managing distractions
- Purpose and personal values
- Goal setting
- Career discovery
- Career planning
- Work ethic
- Entrepreneurship
- Opportunity recognition
- Problem solving
- Financial responsibility
- Personal presentation
- Teamwork
- Service and responsibility
- Building a personal vision
Programme
Arrival, Registration & Camp Orientation
Participants arrive, complete registration, settle in and receive an introduction to the camp experience.
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Welcome Lunch & Getting to Know One Another
Participants share a meal and begin building connections with fellow campers and mentors.
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What Does It Mean to Become a Man?
An opening conversation about growing up, responsibility, character and the transition from boyhood to responsible manhood.
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Character Before Achievement
Explore integrity, values, responsibility, respect and the role character plays in determining the kind of man we become.
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Team Challenge
A practical group activity designed to develop teamwork, communication, initiative and responsibility.
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Dinner
Evening meal and informal interaction.
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The Man in the Mirror
Guided reflection on identity, strengths, weaknesses, habits, choices and personal responsibility.
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Campfire Conversations: Men, Choices & Consequences
An open mentorship conversation about decisions, pressure, mistakes, responsibility and becoming accountable for one's life.
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Reflection & Rest
Personal reflection, preparation for the following day and lights-out routine.
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Morning Rise & Personal Discipline
Morning routine, preparation and a practical introduction to discipline through daily habits.
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Morning Fitness & Team Challenge
Light physical activity and teamwork focused on discipline, resilience and cooperation.
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Breakfast
Morning meal and informal interaction.
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Mastering Yourself
Explore willpower, self-control, emotional regulation, distractions, procrastination and personal discipline.
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Habits That Build a Man
Examine daily habits, routines, consistency and the small behaviours that shape long-term character.
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Lunch
Midday meal and recreation.
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The Gentleman: Character, Conduct & Respect
Explore courtesy, communication, personal presentation, respect, responsibility and conduct in relationships and society.
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Leadership & Responsibility
Develop leadership thinking through practical situations, decision-making and group exercises.
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Career Discovery Lab
Identify interests, strengths and possible career directions while learning how to think strategically about the future.
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Personal Vision Workshop
Participants begin developing a personal vision and identifying the kind of life and man they want to build.
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Dinner
Evening meal.
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Entrepreneurship: Creating Value & Creating Opportunity
Introduction to entrepreneurial thinking, identifying problems, creating value, initiative and taking responsible action.
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Young Men Speak
Facilitated conversation where participants reflect on pressures, ambitions, fears, expectations and the realities of growing into adulthood.
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Reflection & Rest
Personal reflection and preparation for the final day.
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Morning Rise & Personal Discipline
Morning routine and reflection on consistency and self-management.
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Challenge: Willpower in Action
A practical challenge designed to test persistence, teamwork, decision-making and follow-through.
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Breakfast
Morning meal and informal interaction.
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Work, Money & the Future
Explore work ethic, financial responsibility, career development and the relationship between effort and opportunity.
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My Personal Code
Participants develop a personal set of principles and commitments to guide their choices and conduct.
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The Man I Am Becoming
Final reflection, commitments and personal action planning for life after camp.
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Closing Circle & Commitments
Participants share reflections, commitments and lessons from the experience.
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Camp Close & Departure
Formal conclusion of the Boys' Mentorship Camp and departure.
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Register for this Programme
Only K1,200
Why train with Master Chimbala
Master Chimbala
Lead Mentor & Facilitator
Master Chimbala is a communication, mentorship and personal development practitioner whose work spans speaking, training, coaching, mentorship, media and community development.
- 15+ years in broadcasting, speaking and communications
- Experience training leaders, professionals and organisations
- Practical, real-world methodology
- Focus on measurable improvement and implementation
- Extensive experience across public and private sectors
Expertise
- Public Speaking
- Leadership Communication
- Master of Ceremonies Training
- Media Presentation
- Audience Engagement
- Personal Branding
- Executive Communication
- Storytelling
- Experience
- 15+ Years
- Participants trained
- 1,000+
- Workshops delivered
- 100+
- Organisations served
- Public & private sector
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to attend?
The Boys' Mentorship Camp is designed for boys and young men aged 16 to 21 years.
Where will the camp take place?
The camp will take place in Lusaka. The specific venue and joining instructions will be provided to confirmed participants and their guardians where applicable.
When does the camp begin and end?
The camp begins at 12:00 hours on Friday, 25 September 2026 and concludes at 12:00 hours on Sunday, 27 September 2026.
How many places are available?
Only 30 places are available.
Is this a residential camp?
Yes. The experience is designed as a residential three-day mentorship camp, subject to the facilities and arrangements at the confirmed venue.
What will participants learn?
The camp focuses on character, responsible manhood, gentlemanhood, discipline, willpower, habits, mindset, emotional maturity, leadership, career exploration, entrepreneurship and personal development.
Is this a school or academic programme?
No. It is a practical mentorship and personal development experience rather than an academic course or school programme.
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