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Volunteers to mentor refugee students

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  • Country:
    Singapore
  • Type:
    Volunteer
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About The Activity

  • date 18/07/2022 - 31/12/2022
  • time09:00 AM – 06:00 PM
  • locationVirtual
* Registration ends by 30/12/2022.
Activity is not in registration period

Internships for refugees

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Are you able to offer internships to refugees who are keen to gain real ‘work’ experiences?

Our JRS Internship programme aims to link mentors in businesses, NGOs and parishes, with refugees who are keen to take on internship opportunities. Internships enhance the learning journey of refugee students who seek to be engaged productively and provide them with a much-needed livelihood opportunity.

These interns are based in their country of refuge and will fulfil their assigned projects online with the guidance of mentors. As a mentor, you will play an integral role in the growth and development of a refugee intern, a rewarding experience. Come and be part of this initiative!

Read the experience of our JRS volunteer who has engaged an intern here. 


Equipping refugees with professional skills

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Training workshops and courses enable our refugee students to continually upskill.

If you have IT / digital / professional skills and are willing to conduct online courses and workshops for refugee students, please get in touch. You can empower our refugee students by preparing them to be future-ready.



A call for CISCO instructors

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We are seeking CISCO instructors who are willing to teach/mentor refugee students preparing for the (CCNA) certification examination.

Having CISCO qualifications will open new livelihood opportunities for our refugee students. It will also enable them to become mentors in their communities. This train-the-trainer initiative has the potential to impact thousands of lives and bring hope to those yearning for a better future for themselves and their families.