The 3MTT NextGen Programme has successfully concluded the content-delivery phase of the curriculum. Participants are now entering the final and most important stage of the programme—the NextGen Project & Showcase Month.
This phase focuses on applying the knowledge and skills gained throughout the programme by completing a capstone project, building a professional portfolio, and showcasing your abilities.
The Capstone Phase is a practical learning period designed to help fellows demonstrate their technical and professional skills through real-world projects.
Over the next 3 to 4 weeks, each fellow will work on a Capstone Project aligned with their learning track.
Project details and requirements will be communicated through:
Applied Learning Clusters (ALCs)
State Programme Managers
During this phase, fellows will:
Complete a capstone project relevant to their learning track.
Apply the knowledge acquired during the training programme.
Build a portfolio showcasing their work and skills.
Prepare to present their completed projects during the programme showcase.
Applied Learning Clusters (ALCs) and state communities remain the primary support system throughout the Capstone Phase.
ALC facilitators will serve as mentors by:
Helping fellows understand project requirements.
Guiding project selection where applicable.
Monitoring progress throughout the project period.
Providing feedback and support.
Assisting fellows in completing and submitting their projects successfully.
Fellows are strongly encouraged to:
Attend all scheduled weekly in-person ALC sessions.
Participate actively in discussions and mentoring activities.
Engage with facilitators and fellow participants throughout the project period.
Regular participation will provide valuable guidance and increase the likelihood of successfully completing the capstone project.
The Project & Showcase Month is an opportunity to:
Demonstrate the skills developed during the programme.
Create tangible evidence of your capabilities.
Build a strong professional portfolio.
Showcase your work to the wider 3MTT community and potential opportunities beyond the programme.
Watch for project information from your Applied Learning Cluster (ALC) and State Programme Manager.
Begin work on your assigned capstone project.
Attend weekly ALC sessions for mentorship and progress tracking.
Complete and submit your project before the deadline communicated by your facilitators.
Prepare your project for the programme showcase.
If you have questions about your capstone project or require additional guidance, contact your:
Applied Learning Cluster (ALC) Facilitator
State Programme Manager
They are available to support you throughout the Project & Showcase Month.