Spring 2026
- Applications open
- Jan 18 - Feb 25, 2026
- Interviews & matching
- Feb 8 - Feb 28, 2026
- Program runs
- Mar 1 - May 9, 2026
- Graduation day
- May 9, 2026
Each cohort runs for 10 weeks online. You meet your mentor for eight 1:1 sessions, each with a clear goal, and join live group classes along the way.

Dates for every open and upcoming cohort.
Apply
Aug 23 - Sep 12, 2026
Tell us about yourself and what you want from the program.
Interview and match
Sep 13 - Oct 3, 2026
A short conversation with our team, then we pair you with a mentor.
8 sessions
Oct 4 - Dec 12, 2026
Meet your mentor 1:1 and join live masterclasses.
Your roadmap
Dec 12, 2026
Finish with a written plan for university and a certificate.
Spread over the 10 weeks, all online, in this order.
Session 1You meet your mentor, go over how the program works, agree how you will stay in touch, and talk about what you want from the 10 weeks.
Session 2You look at your own interests, strengths and values through reflection exercises, and start to connect what you enjoy with what you are good at.
Session 3You look outward: which degrees, fields and jobs match those strengths, and which people could tell you more about them.
Session 4You set short-, medium- and long-term goals and turn them into an action plan you can actually follow.
Session 5You list the career options that fit you and make a plan to research them, so you can keep your options open while you decide.
Session 6You talk through setbacks and new environments, like moving away for university, and how to keep going when things get hard.
Session 7You learn where to find scholarships and programs, how to apply, and how to reach out to people who can help.
Session 8You look back at what changed over the 10 weeks, finish your Academic Roadmap, and agree on your next steps.
Tap a card to turn it over.
Besides the 1:1 sessions, students join live online classes led by mentors. Masterclasses teach a practical skill; insight talks go deeper into one field. Each one runs about an hour.

Practical soft and hard skills for academic and professional growth, often mixing slides with live demonstrations.
A deeper look into a specific field or topic led by mentors or professionals with direct expertise.