“GEN Z CAN!” EMPOWERING YOUTHS TO ACHIEVE

For the first time in history, we have a generation of youths who do not know a world without the Internet. As true digital natives, they are a unique generation.

Participate in a workshop that discusses the unique characteristics, talents and challenges facing Generation Z youths (aged 12 to 27 years).

Explore the profound impact of technology and digital culture, along with the mental health challenges prevalent among Gen Z. Engage in discussions on the importance of career guidance and strategies for fostering resilience and emotional intelligence.

Gain insights and practical tools for supporting and empowering the next generation as they navigate the complexities of the modern world. 

Learning objectives

• Understand the unique characteristics and traits of Gen Z youth, including their talents, values, preferences and challenges
• Examine the mental health challenges faced by Gen Zs
• Discuss the importance of career guidance in helping Gen Zs navigate their future paths and make informed decisions
• Discuss effective ways to relate to and nurture Gen Zs while helping them cope with their challenges

Who should attend

• Parents of Gen Z youths
• Teachers, educators and coaches working with adolescents and young adults
• School and university counsellors, career advisors
• Youth group leaders and mentors
• Professionals working with youth populations
• Human resources professionals involved in hiring young talent

Trainers

Dr Loke Keng Choong
PhD (Applied Psychology), MA (Applied Psychology)

Dr Loke works as a counselling psychologist in a government ministry, dealing primarily with the Gen Z population. He has 20 years of counselling experience in various settings, including the social service and healthcare sectors. He is registered with the Singapore Association for Counselling as a registered counsellor, and the Singapore Psychological Society as a registered psychologist. In addition, he is a registered clinical supervisor with these two professional bodies.

Lim Cheng Yong
MPsy (Clinical Psychology)

Cheng Yong works as a clinical psychologist with a local hospital after having served as an educator in the local education system for 30 years and offering career counselling to Gen Z youths. In his clinical training, he worked with patients with anxiety, depression and those coping with grief from loss, amongst other mental health conditions. His primary psychotherapy modalities are Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

For enquiries, please contact Sam Leow at 6304 3782 or email [email protected].

Date: November 30, 2024

Time: 9.30am-12.30pm

Venue: Asian Pastoral Institute
               20 Aljunied Road
               Singapore 389805

Cost: S$60

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About the organiser:
The Sower Institute™ for Biblical Discipleship aims to equip and train the body of Christ locally and in Asia in the areas of discipleship, leadership, literacy and missions.

The Sower Institute also works with established partners to develop holistic discipleship training programmes – through workshops, seminars and conferences – to build up the Christian body and churches.