Toor Toor
Aligned SDGs
General overview
Stage of development: Early stage
Policy sectors: Education
Type of instrument: Technical Assistance and Market-building program (Must involve dedicated grant resources)
Delivery locations: Senegal
Country classification: Lower-middle-income
Intervention
Social or environmental challenge
Our "Toor-Toor" platform is designed to address many of the opportunities, challenges and issues faced by individuals at the start of their careers, unemployed or seeking to develop their professional and personal skills.
Challenges and issues :
⢠Lack of work experience:
⢠Lack of specific knowledge:
⢠Lack of confidence and motivation
⢠Lack of access to opportunities
Opportunities
⢠Access to experienced mentors:
⢠Professional and personal development: .
⢠Professional networking:
Description of the intervention
"Toor-Toor is an innovative mentoring platform that aims to connect experienced mentors with early career or unemployed mentees, as well as other target groups seeking to develop their professional and personal skills.
The platform aims to provide valuable support and learning opportunities for individuals seeking to progress in their careers and achieve their personal goals.
Through our mentoring platform, we create a virtual space where mentors and mentees can make meaningful connections and benefit from a mutual exchange of knowledge, experience and advice. Our approach is based on the idea that every individual has the potential to succeed, and that mentoring can play a vital role in their development.
By offering easy access to qualified mentors, our platform enables mentees to receive personalized guidance on their career path. Mentors, in turn, have the opportunity to share their knowledge and experience, while contributing to the growth and development of emerging talent.
Our project focuses on inclusion and equal opportunities.
In short, our project aims to facilitate exchanges, the sharing of experiences and the monitoring of career paths, in order to help mentees achieve their professional and personal goals, while benefiting from the expertise and support of their mentors.
Location
Country:
- Senegal
Locality:
- Senegal
Last data update
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in August 2024
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