
MYROAD MENTOR TESTIMONIAL
MyRoad Mentoring Program
MyRoad is an innovative online mentoring program for female students.
MyRoad connects female students aged 16 to 19 (or turning 16 that year) to industry mentors via video chat technology into classrooms anywhere across Australia!
During the two-hour MyRoad session, industry mentors via Zoom video technology (similar to Skype) guide students through a series of structured learning modules, supporting the development of key skills required to support successful post school transitions.
MyRoad 2017/18 is exclusive to young women in their senior years of secondary college (Years 10 to 12). Through exposure to work-related learning and authentic interactions with industry role models, MyRoad provides young women with increased self-confidence and the motivation to develop new hopes, plans and expectations for their future.
Following a successful pilot in 2016, Beacon has secured further funding from Coca Cola to continue MyRoad’s rollout and enhancement in 2017/18.
Bookings are open now for MyRoad sessions between 1 August 2017 (Term 3) and mid-April 2018 (end of Term 1).
To request a MyRoad session for your school, BOOK NOW on our SCHOOL INFORMATION page.
To express interest in mentoring, please go to our MENTOR INFORMATION page.
“The experience of mentoring these young girls, who genuinely need guidance and support to define their future, was very refreshing and actually invigorating for me…. I found it rewarding that students are searching for guidance from someone like me, who was in a similar situation some years back…”
Industry Representative, Victoria
MyRoad
MyRoad builds the following
Students are able to make use of technology that provides young people with access to quality career role models from across Australia, supporting the development of stronger and more diverse career narratives.
Schools from the most socio-economically, socially or geographically disadvantaged areas are engaged to ensure students have access to high quality career role models.
Industry mentors gain insight into the diverse experience of young people across Australia through meaningful online interactions, in an online and streamlined delivery model.
Communities have increased access and equity to mentors.