Student success resources
Guides, checklists, and planning tools for pathway decisions, scholarship deadlines, mentor-session prep, guardian consent, and low-bandwidth learning. Reviewed and source-referenced.
Every resource shows a last-reviewed date and source reference where available, plus guardian and safety links whenever it involves minors.
26 resources available
Free INVCOURSES partner course for students exploring financial literacy, markets, business concepts, and risk-aware entrepreneurship. This should be treated as education only, not investment advice. Free status reviewed on 2026-06-11; verify the course page before enrollment.
Free INVCOURSES partner course for students exploring urban planning, land administration, parcel mapping, and practical GIS workflows. Free status reviewed on 2026-06-11; verify the course page before enrollment.
Free INVCOURSES partner course introducing GIS concepts and ArcGIS foundations for students exploring geography, planning, environmental science, data, and spatial careers. Free status reviewed on 2026-06-11; verify the course page before enrollment.
A practical evidence log for recording skills practiced, tools used, safety steps, and mentor feedback.
A design brief for connecting a problem, users, constraints, sketches, calculations, tests, and improvements.
A project log for documenting tools, bugs, screenshots, AI help, validation, and safe digital practice.
A structured map for exploring social issues, affected groups, existing supports, and ethical next questions.
A worksheet for practicing legal and policy thinking without presenting educational guidance as legal advice.
A short teaching template for testing education interests through a safe lesson goal, activity, and reflection.
A tracker for comparing clinical, community, laboratory, and public-health routes using official requirements.
A starter planner for comparing customers, costs, risks, revenue ideas, and one small business test.
A portfolio checklist that helps creative learners show process, consent, feedback, and a clear artist statement.
A simple worksheet for turning one STEM question into observations, a small data table, and a short reflection.
A safety checklist for students aged 12 to 18 and the guardians approving their mentoring participation.
Compare technical training, apprenticeship, entrepreneurship, and further-study options without needing high bandwidth.
A simple tracker for scholarship eligibility, evidence, deadlines, and mentor review questions.
A one-page preparation tool so students arrive with a goal, context, and safety expectations.
A deadline-aware checklist for researching programs, preparing documents, and tracking application milestones.
A practical planner for connecting WASSCE subjects, university or TVET routes, and first mentor-session questions.
Open with student goals, preferred communication mode, safety boundaries, next step, and feedback expectations.
Prefer clear text summaries, short goals, lightweight resources, and asynchronous follow-up when bandwidth is limited.
Use platform channels, avoid off-platform contact, report concerns, and escalate urgent safety issues to the safety queue.
A practical route for students comparing technical training, apprenticeships, entrepreneurship, and further study.
Guidance for matching students with mentors who understand Ghana, Canada, and cross-border education or career transitions.
A deadline-aware planning guide for researching programs, preparing documents, and tracking application milestones.
A Ghana-focused guide for moving from WASSCE preparation into STEM, health, engineering, and technology options.