The African Society of Cambridge University Mentorship Program is currently open for interested and qualified applicants willing to study at the prestigious Cambridge University.
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The main aim of CAMP is to increase the application and success rate of African postgraduate applicants coming to Cambridge. African Students will be offered free resources, mentorship support and mock interviews required to secure fully-funded admissions into the Cambridge University.
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The Cambridge University African Students Mentorship Programme (CAMP), formally known as the ASCU Mentorship Programme is an initiative owned and organised by the African Society of Cambridge University that aims to provide general guidance and support on the postgraduate application process for Africans applying to the University of Cambridge.
CAMP is the first University of Cambridge African students-led institutionalized mentorship programme for Africans, that provides financial support for application fees as needed. The structured programme will be run from August 2022 to December 2022 and will include one-to-one mentorship support with a matched member of the university. Further support will be provided for mentees with successful Cambridge applications.
The main aim of CAMP is to increase the application and success rate of African postgraduate applicants coming to Cambridge. We found that African students only make up about 2% of the full-time new entrant international student population enrolled at Cambridge. African applicants face multiple barriers to entry such as:
ASCU has proposed a structured mentorship programme to provide general guidance and support on the application process for applicants from Africa. CAMP would provide:
To be considered for the mentorship programme, you :
Women, people living in conflict zones in Africa and persons living with disability are encouraged to apply.
To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;
Interested and qualified candidates should click on the button below to commence your application.
For more information please contact ascumentorship@gmail.com
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