The TCI Mentorship Program

What is a mentor? Someone who champions your work and possesses the experience, expertise and empathy to guide you in a supportive and confident manner. A mentor is a working professional who has “been down that road” and is willing to lend one-on-one assistance to move you toward your desired goal as a photographer and visual storyteller. Who is a TCI mentorship meant for? TCI’s Mentorship Program is designed for keen amateurs and aspiring professionals who are passionate about their image-making and want to hone their craft and expand their vision. Whether the aim is publication, preparation for an exhibition, establishing that long-dreamed-of career or building a stronger, more impressive portfolio of work, mentorship can be an invaluable experience What can I expect to gain from mentorship? Under the watchful guidance of your mentor, you can anticipate much quicker progress in your development - shorter time in reaching your goals. Expect confidence-building too, for along with progressive success comes the awareness of one’s own talent and the ability to apply it creativity on a consistent basis. How does the program work? Choose a 1-, 3-, or 6-month program of enrollment, through which all one-on-one interaction with your mentor will take place. What if I want to stop my mentorship program completely? Not a problem. As long as your termination request is filed at support@thecompellingimage.com before the start of your program’s second week, you will receive your tuition immediately and in full. Questions Contact us at support@thecompellingimage.com or schedule Zoom time to discuss your needs further.

Sign up for the mentorship program today!

1
Month
$199.00
3
Month
$579.00
6
Month
$979.00
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