Deadline: 15 November 2024
The Kectil is now accepting applications for its Web-Based Mentoring Program to address hot issues facing youth globally, led by experts and key youth leaders.
The Web-Based Kectil Modules focus on multiple-week subjects affecting youth in developing countries with deep dive challenging Assignments. The subjects include: Authentic Leadership, Good Government; Personal Finance; Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Environment; Gender Balance; Mental Health; Unemployment and Corruption.
Benefits
- The Kectil Program allows you to:
- Join community engagements to implement social advancements.
- Meet and network with talented passionate youth around the world.
- Make life-long global friends who share your commitment to advance society.
- Interact in a non-political, non-religious platform that transcends every form of bias.
- Have authentic, honest, candid dialogue about critical issues.
- Obtain a merit-based certificate awarded at the end of the program based on performance.
Award Information
- The Kectil Program gives two awards to outstanding participants: The Developing Countries Youth Leadership Atlanta Conference Awards and the Kectil Mentor Awards.
- The Developing Countries Youth Leadership Atlanta Conference Award is given to stand-out participants in the Kectil Program. The awardees are invited to attend the intensive one-week leadership workshop held in Atlanta, Georgia.
- They select a number of Kectil Colleagues with superior performance to receive the Kectil Mentor Award. The Colleagues are assigned a mentor for the next year to communicate with and seek advice. The mentors awarded are usually in line with the awardees areas of interest and career path.
Eligibility Criteria
- High potential youth (aged 17-26) in least developed and developing countries who have demonstrated a talent and passion for leadership, scholarship or innovation, are proficient in English and have access to a computer and the internet.
For more information, visit Kectil.
