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Aligned SDGs
General overview
Stage of development: Implementation
Policy sector: Education
Date outcomes contract signed: Mar 2019
Start date of service provision: Sep 2018
Capital raised (minimum): 0 (USD 0)
Service users: 1k+ individuals
Intervention
The intervention has two goals. First, it aims to help high school students in becoming more academically persevering and ambitious, as well as restore their confidence in their ability to pursue studies that align with their personal interests and goals, through a series of workshops and a digital career guidance platform. Second, it aims at helping university students in their first years of study to stay in school through individualized mentorship programs carried out by professionals, as well as counselling sessions.
Target population
High school students on agricultural vocational track, living in rural regions and benefitting from needs-based grants or scholarships.
Location
Country
- France
Service delivery locations
- Hauts de France, Occitanie, France
Involved organisations
Outcome metrics
- Workshops deployment indicator. Number of workshops on personal development and career guidance workshops.
- School perseverance indicator. Increase in the percentage of high school students who express interest in pursuing a university education relative to national average for each discipline by 7 percentage points. National reference rate calculated each year.
- Number of mentors. Number of mentors trained and deployed through the program.
- Exam attendance indicator. Increase in the percentage of high school students who show up to their final exams (in view of obtaining the Brevet de Technicien Supérieur Agricole) relative to national average for each discipline by 5 percentage points. National reference rate calculated each year.
Spreadsheet of data
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