Founded in January 2019, Access is a social mobility charity providing career exposure opportunities for disadvantaged students in Singapore.
Disadvantaged students often face various barriers to achieving their fullest potential, such as self-limiting mindsets and unequal access to social networks. Recognising this, Access designs early intervention programmes that aim to empower disadvantaged students facing financial, social or academic challenges to explore various career paths and build the confidence to pursue their professional goals. We do this by working with global and local companies like Google, LinkedIn, Shell, and Endowus (amongst others) to provide career guidance opportunities to students from lesser-reached secondary schools and junior colleges. We are also expanding our outreach to bursary students from Institutes of Higher Learning as we scale our programmes in the coming years.
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Research & Impact
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Since our inception in 2019, we have been working hard to build our core programmes so that we can empower disadvantaged students in Singapore facing financial, social or academic challenges to build their self confidence and drive to succeed.
Available to download for free, the report examines the impact of our work to-date, and includes insights on our key stakeholders including our funders and partners. We hope you enjoy the read!
Access is a social mobility charity providing career exposure opportunities for disadvantaged students in Singapore. We provide early intervention programmes that aim to help them explore different career paths, receive mentorship and guidance from industry professionals, and gain crucial workplace skills and experiences.
