This is a work of community building service, and everyone is welcome to share in it. Whatever you can give, a story, a skill, an hour, an internship, a room, a laptop or a scholarship, this is the door. Send your CV and tell us how you would like to take part.
A certificate of participation, real experience for your CV, and a mentor.
What to sendYour CV, or three lines about you if you do not have one yet, your programme and semester, and the hours a week you can give.
A named credit, a certificate, and a young person who remembers you.
What to sendYour CV, your organisation and role, and what you can offer.
Named acknowledgement, co-authorship on joint studies, and students who benefit.
What to sendYour CV, your department and institution, and your area of work.
First access to prepared graduates, and a published case of your organisation.
What to sendYour CV or a short profile of your organisation, and what you can offer.
Guidance your students would not otherwise get, and a record of the visit.
What to sendNo CV needed: a short note from the head with the institution, city and the classes you would like us to reach.
A register of every contribution, photographs with the head of the institution, and a report.
What to sendNo CV needed: a note on what you would like to support, and how.
Co-authorship, named acknowledgement and a share in the data.
What to sendYour CV and your research area, with one line on the study you have in mind.
A recorded place in the story of Pakistan, or the satisfaction of a lamp lit for another.
What to sendThree lines about you or the person you nominate, and why their story matters.
Whether you are a student, an alumnus, a teacher, a professional, an employer, a researcher, a school head or a well-wisher, send your CV. It is read by a person, and someone writes back.
Your CV is held by the Centre for its own records and is not shared. To have it removed, write and say so.
Everything on this page was built by people who wrote one email. There is no committee to get past and no form to fill in.
If you changed something and nobody asked you about it, or you know someone who did, that is exactly the person this channel exists for.
Carry the work into your own campus, company or town. More than 150 people already have, and an hour a week counts.
The AI work, the industry bridge and the international study all began the same way: one conversation that did not stop at the recording.
An apple tree does not eat its own fruit. You came through a classroom like this one, and what you have now can feed a student you will never meet.
The ask goes in a deliberate order, smallest first, and nobody is asked for the next thing until the last one is comfortable.
One contribution, one young person who stays in school instead of leaving it. This is the first ask and the smallest, and it is the one that compounds.
You know what your organisation actually needs. Take one student for a season and let them find out what work is.
The last step, and the one that changes a household rather than a semester.
And if none of those is yours to give right now, give what you know. Free training in the skill you picked up last year is a donation, and so is an hour on camera saying how you actually did it, including the parts that did not work. For a student who has never met anyone who made it, that hour is the whole thing.
Write as an AlumnusThe three wings and CSIC run in the open and are built with partners. Everyone who shares the mission is invited to join it as a mission partner. Here is what each kind of partner can do, and what comes back.
Joint studies on the working model of the AASSREC project: one instrument, two countries, shared data, co-authorship on the paper and the policy brief.
The bridge between the classroom and the workplace runs through you: interns, cases, mentors and guests.
The on-site programme starts in February 2027 and is being resourced now. A contribution buys something concrete, and every contribution is recorded and reported to the giver.
From February 2027, a team of four to six comes for a half day: a Stories screening, a career session by class, an awareness session on well-being and digital safety, and a course enrolment.
Over 150 ambassadors registered by December 2024. The work is done by people who give their time.
Education authorities, professional bodies, chambers, networks and media that reach young people or the institutions that serve them.
Anyone who wants to become a mission partner, an individual or an organisation, can apply by email. Subject line: Mission Partner: your name or organisation. Attach your CV or a brief profile, and write in a few lines:
Every application is read. Partners are confirmed in writing, and the work starts from the first conversation.
Institutional contact: Department of Management Sciences, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus. Tel +92 42 111 001 007.
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