Boys’ Mentorship & Growth Day (12–15 Years)
Discover Your Strengths. Build Your Confidence. Grow with Purpose.
Saturday, 7 November 2026 · 08:30 – 16:30 CAT · Lusaka, Zambia
- Date
- Saturday, 7 November 2026
- Time
- 08:30 – 16:30 CAT
- Venue
- FOUNDATION House, Northmead.
- Location
- Lusaka, Zambia
- Format
- In-Person Experience
- Participation fee
- Only K750
- Places
- 20 planned
- Registration closes
- Sunday, 25 October 2026
- Included
- Accommodation. Meals. Refreshments. Beddings. Activities. Local Travels.
- Certification
- Acme Mastering Institute
- Endorsement
- Savannah Intercultural Institute
- Payment
- Instant Payment
Why attend
WHY ATTEND? Give your son a day to discover his strengths, practise confidence and learn alongside other boys in a purposeful setting. Through mentorship, creative challenges and active learning, he will explore respect, responsibility, friendship and positive choices, with a simple next step to take home.
- 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
The Boys’ Mentorship & Growth Day gives boys aged 12–15 a full day to discover their strengths, practise confidence and explore positive choices. Through sports, board games, creative challenges and guided conversations, participants learn by doing, with opportunities to speak, listen, solve problems, cooperate and contribute.
The programme connects respect, responsibility and self-control with everyday experiences. Age-appropriate discussions explore friendships, peer pressure, bullying, personal boundaries, online behaviour and seeking support from trusted adults. Activities accommodate different personalities and encourage curiosity, effort and participation.
Active challenges, quieter tasks and reflection keep the day varied and purposeful. Meals, snacks and refreshments are included, with breaks throughout the programme.
Before leaving, each participant will identify simple habits and actions to practise at home or school, providing a practical starting point for continued growth.
Come curious. Join in. Discover what you can grow into.
Topics covered
- Discovering Personal Strengths and Building Confidence
- Respect, Courtesy and Everyday Responsibility
- Friendship, Kindness and Handling Peer Pressure
- Understanding Emotions and Practising Self-Control
- Communication, Cooperation and Taking Initiative
- Personal Boundaries, Online Behaviour and Seeking Help
- Positive Habits and Simple Personal Goals
THIS IS NOT A CLASSROOM.
Three days. Real challenges. Big conversations. New friendships.
What kind of man are you becoming?
The essentials
- Dates
- Saturday, 7 November 2026
- Location
- Lusaka, Zambia
- Ages
- 13 – 17 years
- Places
- 20 places
- Participation fee
- Only K750
What participants gain
Six areas of growth, worked through in real situations rather than lectures.
Character & Integrity
Doing the right thing when nobody is watching, and understanding why it matters more than talent.
Discipline & Self-Control
Habits, willpower and the daily choices that quietly decide who a young man becomes.
Confidence & Emotional Maturity
Naming emotions, handling pressure and speaking up without aggression or fear.
Leadership & Communication
Listening well, speaking clearly and carrying responsibility for a team.
Career & Entrepreneurship
Exploring work, money and enterprise with practical, Zambian examples.
Purpose & Personal Vision
Writing a personal code and a plan for the year ahead.
The journey
Each day builds on the last, from who you are to where you are going.
- 01
Character
Who are you when nobody is watching?
Character, integrity, responsibility, respect, teamwork and reflection — the honest start of the transition toward responsible manhood.
- Team Challenge
- The Man in the Mirror
- Guided reflection
- 02
Discipline + Direction
What are you practising every day?
Willpower, habits and self-control meet leadership, career discovery, personal vision and entrepreneurship.
- The Willpower Challenge
- Career Discovery Lab
- Young Men Speak
- 03
Future + Commitment
What are you committing to?
Work, money and future planning close with a personal code, a sense of purpose and a written action plan.
- Money + Entrepreneurship
- Personal code
- Action planning
Practical activities
Experiences, not lessons. Every session puts participants on their feet.
- Signature
The Willpower Challenge
A tested exercise in delayed gratification, focus and keeping your word to yourself.
Career Discovery Lab
Hands-on exploration of real careers, skills and the routes into them.
Money + Entrepreneurship
Earning, saving and building something small from an idea.
The Man in the Mirror
An honest, guided self-assessment that ends with a personal code.
Young Men Speak
Every participant stands up and speaks — clearly, calmly, in front of peers.
Team Challenge
Outdoor problem-solving where leadership has to be earned, not claimed.
The challenge board
Six standards every participant is measured against — by himself, first.
- 01
Teamwork
Carry your share, and then some.
- 02
Discipline
Finish what you started, on time.
- 03
Leadership
Take responsibility before you take credit.
- 04
Communication
Say it clearly. Listen properly.
- 05
Entrepreneurship
Turn an idea into something real.
- 06
Character
Be the same person in every room.
Boys become men through responsibility, not age.
Secure his place
Places are limited so every participant is known by name. Registration and payment are completed on this page.
Programme
Arrival, Registration & Welcome
Orientation, Introductions & Activation of Sessions & Activities
Guided Learning, Active Challenges & Refreshment Break
Lunch & Social Interaction
Creative Activities, Group Challenges & Refreshment Break
Reflections, Personal Goals & Closing Session
Parent or Guardian Pick-up
Register for this Programme
Only K750
Why train with Master Chimbala
Master Chimbala
Lead Mentor & Facilitator
Master Chimbala is an award-winning broadcaster, speaker and communications trainer who helps leaders, professionals and organisations speak with clarity, confidence and influence. Sessions are practical, hands-on and built around the situations participants actually face at work.
- 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
Master Chimbala brings over 20 years of experience in coaching, training, mentorship, media, career guidance and character development. In 2003, he founded a mentorship organisation whose programmes have since supported thousands of graduates. He combines practical life lessons, positive role modelling and thoughtful guidance to help young people recognise their strengths, take responsibility for their choices and grow with confidence, discipline and purpose.
Master Chimbala is an award-winning broadcaster, speaker and communications trainer who helps leaders, professionals and organisations speak with clarity, confidence and influence. Sessions are practical, hands-on and built around the situations participants actually face at work.
- 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
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to attend?
The programme is designed for boys aged 12–15 years.
Is this a residential camp?
No. This is a one-day programme. Participants arrive in the morning and return home that afternoon.
Where will the programme take place?
The programme will take place at Foundation House in Northmead, Lusaka. Confirmed participants and their parents or guardians will receive joining instructions.
When does the programme begin and end?
The programme takes place on Saturday, [insert confirmed date]. Arrival and registration begin at 08:30 hours, and parents or authorised guardians should collect participants at 16:30 hours.
How many places are available?
There are places for up to 50 participants.
How much does participation cost?
The fee is ZMW 900 per participant.
What does the fee include?
The fee includes mentorship, facilitated learning and recreational activities, learning materials, lunch, snacks and refreshments.
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