Global Mentorship Initiative (GMI)
Education
The Global Mentorship Initiative (GMI) originated from the Rockefeller Foundation’s Digital Jobs Initiative, aiming to create career opportunities for young people worldwide. In many of these regions, youth unemployment for recent graduates surpasses 50%. GMI’s founder, Jon Browning, was involved in the Rockefeller Initiative for four years after leaving Microsoft.
GMI prepares underrepresented and refugee students to obtain their first job after graduation.
Use our platform to create pathways to prosperity for students and communities around the world.
Listing Specifications:
Description: Through targeted job readiness training with guidance from a mentor, GMI’s model makes individualized support and personal connections scalable with our program of 12 sessions. This is accomplished through a structured, short-term, online mentorship with a business professional enhanced through the power of AI. Our unique mentor and student portals centralize all your resources. Weekly emails keep our students engaged and on-track while making it easy for mentors to guide them through their mentorship without a significant time commitment. To initiate the formal registration process, please click “Become a GMI Mentor” at this link https://globalmentorship.org/
Experience: Mentor candidates should be at least 25 years old and/or have 3+ years of professional experience in their chosen field.
Hours Required: 30
From: any
To: any
Governate: All
District: All
Frequency: Any
Occupation: Employee, Self Employed, Unoccupied
Type: NGO
Gender: Any
Languages: English, French
Transportation: Not Required
Age: 25 - 35, Above 35 years old
Online: Yes
Good Life Goals: Help reduce and end poverty, Learn more and teach more, Treat everyone equally, Do good, ethical, honest work, Reduce inequalities, Come together to make tomorrow better than today.