Contribute · Alumni Contributor
Go back to where you studied
Students believe alumni in a way they do not believe visiting experts, because you sat in the same room with the same teachers and the same doubts. That is the whole advantage — you do not need to be famous.
What it takes
One session a year is enough to matter.
What you would do
- Speak at your old school or college
- Answer the questions students actually have — salary, family, what you studied
- Mentor one or two students from there if you want to go further
What we ask of you
- Be honest about the parts that were hard
- Do not oversell your path — it is one path
- Tell us which institution, and we will arrange it
What you get out of it
A public profile with figures counted from what you have actually done — sessions run, people reached, hours given. Nothing is invented and nothing is rounded up. It is a record you can point at.
Other ways
Not quite the right fit?
There are six other ways to help, and one of them takes half an hour.