Want to help underrepresented students from all over the world get into their dream universities? Then this opportunity to become a mentor at Project Access is perfect for you!
Project Access is a student-run mentoring charity that has helped over 1,000 underrepresented students from 53 countries get into the world’s top universities. Their mission is to promote fair access to top universities in the UK, US, and EU to help increase social mobility.
Become a mentor
Project Access always welcomes more mentors and would love if you would consider becoming one.
You can offer advice and support, and help break down barriers to information. The time required is very little here (just 2-4 hours per month), while the impact can be immense and make THE difference for your mentees!
Sign up to become a mentor here: https://projectaccess.org/become-a-mentor
Who can become a mentor?
Anyone who studies or has studied an undergraduate or Master’s degree at Yale can be a Project Access mentor.
Join the Project Access team
The opportunities to get involved are endless. If you would like to increase your impact further, you can also apply for a team role (with typically 3-5 hours’ commitment per week), offering flexibility during busy semester periods or exam times: https://projectaccess.org/join-our-team-page
If you have any questions on the above, or would simply like to learn more, please get in touch with Project Access via mentorship@projectaccess.org. You can also book a call with the Chief Mentorship Officer, Taran, here: https://cal.com/taranglasson/project-access-meeting-30-mins.
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