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8 people are interested
Mentor / Online Community Manager
ORGANIZATION: WAAW Foundation
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8 people are interested
WAAW Foundation seeks energetic, dynamic, and highly motivated individuals as mentors for both college fellows and staff. "We believe in the power of mentoring because Mentoring is a powerful tool to help keep our young ladies and staff motivated, inspired, and excited to keep driving forward for change. The purpose of this mentorship program is to guide, educate and motivate an African girl in her personal life, career, or both.
Through the program, you will:
- Learn different unique strengths, values, and stories.
- Manage the online WhatsApp community of scholars, fellows, and Teachers to keep them engaged
- Organize monthly motivational speaker series and answer questions and offer support.
- Help make a difference by connecting to purpose and the change we want to create.
- Help young African girls develop skills such as leadership, planning, communications, networking, and many more.
- Have the opportunity to touch the heart of Africa by meeting young changemakers from around the world.
- Speak to our college students and motivate them
- Gain a better understanding of other cultures and develop a greater appreciation for diversity.
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About WAAW Foundation
Location:
21500 S. Central Expressway Suite 200, Mckinney TX, Murphy, TX 75070, US
Mission Statement
To empower African female leaders through a globally relevant education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) related fields.
Description
WAAW Foundation - Working to Advance African Women is an international 501(c) organization dedicated to empowering African women through globally relevant education in STEM related fields.
Our overarching objective is to elevate the standards of STEM education in Africa, and eliminate the huge disparities between the number of females versus males entering STEM careers.
The more educated a girl is, the more likely she is to delay marriage, have a choice in who she marries, educate her children, maintain better
health and engage in community leadership. This is what Africa needs!
Our model is to identify African girls at an early stage, influence career choice, strengthen understanding of STEM subjects, provide support for global training, teach leadership, mentor and empower the girls to give back to their communities.
Our programs include scholarships, girls STEM camps, trainer of trainee workshops, and African Women of Vision conferences.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
June 11, 2023
SKILLS
- Performance Management
- Human Resources Training & Development
- Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Career Counseling / Coaching
- Analytics
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- 5 hours per week