Projects complement mentoring. Most take 5–10 hours and produce a meaningful output, with a manageable brief and feedback from an alumni mentor.
Assess the Singapore premium coffee market using public sources. Compare competitors, identify potential customer needs and recommend a focused market-entry approach.
Practice Briefs use public information. Live Industry Briefs address current sector questions. Company Projects bring an organisation’s authorised challenge.
AI suggests ideas and drafts briefs around the student’s goals and mentor’s expertise. Mentors edit the tasks, output and scope before sharing.
Use a presentation, analysis or prototype in CVs, portfolios and interviews. Explain your contribution with mentor feedback.
Explore a realistic professional challenge using public information. For example, analyse fintech customer reviews and recommend product opportunities.
Investigate a current industry question guided by a mentor’s expertise. It is not automatically sponsored by the mentor’s employer.
Work on an organisation’s authorised challenge. The mentor must confirm permission; otherwise they can reshape the idea into an industry or practice brief.
AI helps mentors suggest ideas and structure editable briefs. Mentors check scope, learning value, data use and suitability before sharing.
Use a task checklist and submit a file, link or written output in your mentoring workspace. Projects focus on research, analysis, concepts and recommendations rather than replacing operational work.
Your mentor reviews the deliverable, records demonstrated skills and confirms completion. Use the experience in your CV, portfolio or interviews without overstating company endorsement.
Tell us who you want to support and what you want to achieve. We’ll review your priorities and develop a personalised proposal for your university.