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To provide underprivileged Singapore youths with academic potential access to quality accountancy education through financial and non-financial assistance, so they can maximise their potential.

ISCA Cares Bursary for Universities and Polytechnics
 
ISCA Cares Bursary for SCAQ FP Candidates
ISCA Cares Bursary Award

ISCA Cares aims to complement existing government schemes by addressing the tuition fees and daily basic needs and any funding gaps.

  • Target Beneficiaries

ISCA Cares seeks to support underprivileged Singaporean youths with academic potential by creating a more conducive environment for their accountancy education. This support allows them to focus on their studies, pursue their aspirations, and reach their full potential. In turn, they can positively transform their lives and be inspired to contribute to this cause when they achieve success.

  • Donors as Nurturers

On top of donations to help subsidise tuition fees and basic living expenses, donors can also serve as mentors, guiding beneficiaries towards their accountancy aspirations. Institutional and corporate donors can also offer valuable internship opportunities for relevant work experience. This interaction fosters a deeper sense of commitment and connection between donors and beneficiaries.

ISCA Cares Mentoring Programme

Each mentor will be paired with at most two mentees. This is to ensure that both mentors and mentees will benefit from the programme with the former being able to provide adequate mentoring to their mentees, and likewise the mentees receiving adequate attention from their mentor.

  • Mentoring programme will span for a year.
  • Duration and frequency of meetings can be separately agreed between each mentor-mentee pair.
  • Each meeting will last approximately 1 hour.

Matching the Mentor and Mentee

  • Mentor and Mentee will be matched by the ISCA Cares Team.

Pre-Meeting

  • Mentee is required to fill up a pre-meeting form and share with the mentor prior to the first meeting.

Follow-up

  • Mentee will be expected to be proactive in arranging these meetings, with due consideration given to mentor’s time and schedule.
  • Mentors and mentees are encouraged to connect or meet at least once every three months.

Expected Benefits for the Mentee
  • Identify career goals and career planning objectives, gaining a role model for professional development, friendship
  • Exposure to ideas, connections and professional network, and access information on career options, valuable advice and suggestions for success, and/or improvement
  • Enhance confidence and communication skills when interacting with senior professionals
Expected Benefits for the Mentor
  • Sense of personal enrichment by helping these youths to grow and succeed
  • Help change the world for underprivileged youths by encouraging them to stay focused on their studies, aspirations and becoming a professional accountant
  • Enhance one’s own coaching and leadership skills
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