Mentoring can improve access to knowledge, networks, and development opportunities for people who face additional social or professional barriers. This category includes programs focused on diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity, including initiatives for migrants, refugees, people with disabilities, and other underrepresented groups.
Engages selected university students as mentors to support young people in boosting motivation to learn, building self-confidence, achieving successes, and reducing opportunity gaps.
Who is it for? Young learners
University students mentor primary school pupils living in smaller or more remote settlements, offering career orientation, community activities and personal support.
Who is it for? Primary school pupils living in small or remote settlements