Teen Talk Series 2 – Real Talk for Teens with Award-Winning Engineer

Teen Talk Series #2
It’s time for teens to unmute themselves — to speak, to learn, to grow.
“Unmute Yourself: Real Talk for Teens” is a teen-led talk series where young people connect with career professionals and role models—including doctors, engineers, lawyers, creatives, entrepreneurs, and more. Teens are invited to join an open, relaxed space where real conversations happen.
As part of our Teen Academy series, we’ve created a safe, supportive environment where young people can connect, unwind, and realise they’re not alone. Each session invites teens to explore topics that matter to them—from friendships, career and identity to managing stress and emotions.
Each week, the discussion is led by the teens themselves, who choose the questions and themes—ensuring every session is fresh, relevant, and empowering.
Teens will get to ask questions directly, hear real stories, and explore what it takes to navigate life with purpose and confidence.
 
1st Teen talk
🗓️ Date: 7th August 2025
🕒 Time: 6pm – 7pm
📍 Location: Online (Zoom link will be shared after registration)
For Teens Ages 10–16 | Parents also welcome!
 
👥 Who Should Join?Teens (Ages 10–16) who want to be inspired and empowered
Parents & caregivers who want to support their child’s growth
Educators, mentors, youth workers
 
🎓 What to Expect:Real conversations about career paths, life lessons, and resilienceInsights into identity, temperament, emotional growth, and self-leadershipA platform for teen voices and peer-led learningLive Q&A with professionals from different fields🎫 Spaces are limited – register now to reserve a spot for your teen.Let’s empower the next generation to Discover. Reflect. Rise.
 
Teen FacilitatorsHost
Temi OwolabiPearl Favour AmoruwaPrecious AwogbenjaCo host
Kora IyayiRadiant OlojedeTeen Graphics designer
Precious Awogbenja 
 
Guest SpeakerEngr. Titi OliyideTiti is a Chartered Engineer with a background in chemical engineering and over a decade of experience in safety engineering for major projects in the energy, transport infrastructure and green hydrogen industries.
She is also passionate about demystifying and encouraging diversity in the engineering profession. She does this by leading STEM outreach programmes, authoring blog articles and mentoring other engineers on their professional registration journey in her spare time. She has received awards such as the 2023 IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award and the Women’s Engineering Society’s Top 50 Women in Engineering award.