Through our Scholarship Ambassador Programme we train volunteers from across Africa to become scholarship advisors and mentors. Ambassadors participate in a 4-month online course with virtual lectures, case studies and additional activities. Once they have successfully graduated, they offer personal support, advice and mentorship for scholarship seekers and applicants in and from Africa.
Meet our Scholarship Ambassadors below and create your free profile on our new online learning and community platform to apply for our scholarship mentoring programme and to reach out to our Scholarship Ambassadors!
Meet our 2023 Scholarship Ambassadors
Our Scholarship Ambassador programme keeps growing in leaps and bounds! In 2023, we received close to 900 applications for our programme and 120 of them were selected for participation. Our new Ambassadors started their training in May 2023, took on their first Scholarship Mentees in August, and formally graduated as fully-fledged Scholarship Ambassadors and mentors in November. Meet them below and register on our new online learning and community platform if you would like to book a personal consultation with one of them!
Meet our 2022 Scholarship Ambassadors
Our 2022 Ambassador cohort started their training in April 2022 and we are thrilled to have over 90 students and scholars from across the African continent on board this year. Meet our team of Scholarship Ambassadors below and register on our new online learning and community platform if you would like to book a personal consultation with one of them!
Meet our 2021 Scholarship Ambassadors
In February 2021, we welcomed the first official cohort of 30 Scholarship Ambassadors who completed their 6-month online training course in November 2021. They now offer free scholarship consultations, mentorship and application assistance on a regular basis.
Meet our 2020 Scholarship Ambassadors
Launched in May 2020, the pilot round of our Ambassador Programme consisted of 24 students, alumni, researchers and lecturers from 22 different universities in 10 African countries.
