Technology, engineering, and the sciences evolve quickly, which makes access to practical experience especially valuable. This category brings together mentoring programs for people in IT, technology, engineering, and other STEM fields, from students and early-career professionals to those developing more advanced careers.
Portugal
Mentoring initiative run by Geek Girls Portugal, centred on career and professional-development mentoring for women in technology. It is intended for women in technology taking part as mentees or mentors.
Who is it for? Women in technology taking part as mentees or mentors.
Portugal
Mentoring initiative run by OutSystems, centred on professional mentoring for members of a technology community. It is intended for developers and members of the OutSystems community seeking professional mentoring support.
Who is it for? Developers and members of the OutSystems community seeking professional mentoring support.
Portugal
Connects students of the Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon, with alumni for career guidance, skills development, and networking.
Who is it for? FCUL students from the 3rd year onward
Portugal
Mentoring initiative run by NOVA Information Management School, centred on mentoring that connects students with alumni who have professional experience. It is intended for nOVA IMS students and alumni taking part in the mentoring community.
Who is it for? NOVA IMS students and alumni taking part in the mentoring community.
Portugal
Mentoring initiative run by Instituto Superior Técnico – Universidade de Lisboa, centred on peer mentoring focused on integration, academic support and experience-sharing between students. It is intended for new students at Instituto Superior Técnico.
Who is it for? New students at Instituto Superior Técnico.
Portugal
Mentoring initiative run by Technovation Girls + NTT DATA Portugal, centred on technology mentoring for girls developing STEM projects. It is intended for girls aged 8–18 developing technology projects through Technovation Girls.
Who is it for? Girls aged 8–18 developing technology projects through Technovation Girls.